Identifying Sequence of Events in Harvest Festival Planning

In the small town of Willow Creek, the annual Harvest Festival is a much-anticipated event. Each year, the festival planning committee meets in early August to discuss the activities and layout for the festival. They brainstorm ideas for new games and food vendors while also confirming the previous year's popular attractions.

Once the ideas are solidified, they divide tasks among the committee members. Some are responsible for contacting vendors, while others handle the publicity and decorations. By mid-September, the committee has finalized the schedule and layout of the festival. The town’s residents are excited, and many volunteer to help on festival day. On the last Saturday of September, the festival is held in the town square with booths set up and events scheduled from morning until evening.

On the day of the festival, everything begins early in the morning. Vendors set up their booths, and volunteers help with decorations and preparations. As the first guests arrive, the opening ceremony features a speech by the mayor, officially kicking off the festivities. Throughout the day, children enjoy games, families gather to eat, and local artists perform music, culminating in a spectacular fireworks display at night.