This Taste of Autumn Festival announcement refers to the November 2025 event. The dates, admission prices, and activities below describe that original announcement.
Mark your calendars for November 15–16 and join us at England Brothers Park in Pinellas Park for the Taste of Autumn Festival!
Clarie Law will have a table at the event—stop by to meet our team, learn more about our legal services, and enjoy the festivities. With over 75 vendors, live music, cultural performances, and delicious food, it’s a celebration you won’t want to miss.
📍 England Brothers Park
🗓️ Saturday & Sunday, November 15–16 | 2PM–11PM
🎟️ Admission: $7 | Kids under 10 free
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Taste of Autumn Festival and Community Connections
Community events give neighbors a chance to learn about the people and services nearby. The Taste of Autumn Festival announcement also offers a useful reminder to make time for family planning conversations. A relaxed conversation can help you identify questions that deserve a private appointment with an attorney.
For example, you may want to review an older will after a marriage, a new child, or a move to Florida. You might also need help understanding a trust or organizing documents after a death. Start with the issue that matters most to your household. Then write down the questions you want to discuss.
Turning Questions Into a Planning Conversation
Before arranging a consultation, gather the documents you already have. Bring copies of your will, trust, and any powers of attorney. In addition, make a brief list of your property and the people you want your plan to protect. These details help you explain your goals clearly.
Keep account numbers, medical information, and family disputes for a private setting. A public event is a place to make an introduction, while an individual consultation allows a more detailed discussion.
If this Taste of Autumn Festival post prompted a question, explore our estate planning services. You can also contact Clarie Law to discuss the next step for your circumstances.
