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There are plenty of fun events ahead in October for Katy area residents to enjoy. Miriads of craft fairs, celebrations and spooky gatherings are upcoming. Here are several we hope our Katy Times readers will enjoy.

Katy Area events calendar for October 2021

Through NOV. 21 Fall on the Farm Blessington Farms invites the public to come out for pumpkin season each Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Pick your own fresh produce, participate in … more

By R. Hans Miller, News Editor and Susan Rovegno, Publisher | 9/30/21

Last year's Katy Christian Ministries gala was held in-person and helped the nonprofit raise money for its community support programs.

Katy Christian Ministries to hold virtual gala Tuesday evening

Katy Christian Ministries will hold its 16th annual gala Tuesday, though with a virtual spin out of an abundance of caution due to the COVID-19 pandemic, KCM Executive Director Deysi Crespo said. The … more

By R. Hans Miller | News Editor | 10/24/20

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