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Cooptoberfest In Full Swing

Cooptober Fest was filled with children's activities including bounce houses, face painting, carnival games, painting, train rides and more! Here, Bijal Patel, top, Cooperstown watches her daughter Maya, niece Arya, daughter Mira and niece Avni paint pumpkins at the Cooperstown Lions Club tent. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)
The annual Cooptober Fest was filled with children’s activities including bounce houses, face painting, carnival games, painting, train rides and more! Here, Bijal Patel, top, Cooperstown watches her daughter Maya, niece Arya, daughter Mira and niece Avni paint pumpkins at the Cooperstown Lions Club tent. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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