Apple pie and town-band music share the afternoon at the Hollis Apple Festival on October 4, 2026. The town’s September 22 announcement sets the celebration for 2–4 p.m. on Town Common.
That gives you a two-hour afternoon window to put on your calendar. Here are the details to keep together when planning your visit.
Official town announcement: https://www.hollisnh.gov/m/newsflash/home/detail/92
When and where to visit
Save Sunday, October 4, from 2–4 p.m. The Hollis Town Band’s current announcement identifies the outdoor location as Monument Square.
However, keep the rain alternative with your calendar entry: Hollis/Brookline Middle School. The band says both the concert and pie serving will move there in the event of rain.
Before setting out, check the town or band’s updates so you head to the right location. If you are meeting someone, share the latest location with them, too.
Band announcement and updates: https://www.hollistownband.info/
Plan for an apple dessert
Apple pie and ice cream will be available to buy. The current event notices do not give dessert prices or payment methods.
If you plan to purchase dessert, ask the organizer about those details in advance. Keep that question separate from your plans for enjoying the music.
Check the details that matter to your visit
Parking, seating and accessibility arrangements are not specified in the checked announcements. If any of those affect your visit, contact the organizer before departure. The band’s website lists its contact information alongside upcoming concerts.
A useful calendar note can hold the time, outdoor location, rain alternative and official links in one place. Then you can revisit the announcements without searching for them again.
Hollis Apple Festival details checked September 24, 2026. The band’s announcement is undated; the town’s notice supplies the September 22 publication date.
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Image disclosure: AI-generated cut-paper illustration of a fictional horn-and-apple composition. It does not depict the actual festival, its layout or a real listing.
