Harvest Festival Draws Community Support for Life Center, Young Brothers Win Cornhole Tournament

Leadership Stillwater Class 34 raised more than $21,000 toward $50,000 goal with inaugural event on Block 34

Chris Peters

Nov 04, 2025 - 6 min read

Kamden Melvin throws during the Stillwater Harvest Festival cornhole tournament on Block 34 Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025. The 16-year-old and his younger brother Kole defeated adult teams to win the tournament. – Photo by Chris Peters

Harvest Festival Draws Community Support for Life Center, Young Brothers Win Cornhole Tournament — Kamden Melvin throws during the Stillwater Harvest Festival cornhole tournament on Block 34 Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025. The 16-year-old and his younger brother Kole defeated adult teams to win the tournament. – Photo by Chris Peters

Leadership Stillwater Class 34 hosted the first annual Stillwater Harvest Festival on Saturday to raise money for Life Center Adult Day Services, bringing together live music, food vendors and community activities on Block 34.

The evening event featured a cornhole tournament, 50-50 raffles and performances by area bands, with all proceeds benefiting the nonprofit that provides daytime care for adults with disabilities and elderly residents needing supervision while family members work.

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