Fall in Westchase Just Got Exciting: Your Guide to the Season's Best Community Events
- Sarah Bunag

- 3 days ago
- 2 min read
Plantoberfest Kicks Off the Season (September 19)
Westchase Town Center hosts Plantoberfest on Saturday, September 19, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 9540 W. Linebaugh Ave. It's a home-and-garden-style festival built for browsing at your own pace: local vendors, plant sellers, and garden-minded neighbors turning a Saturday morning into an excuse to get outside before the holiday rush takes over. If your yard needs a fall refresh (or you just want an easy first stop before brunch), this is it.

The Great West Chase Turns 25 (October 31)
This one's a Westchase institution. The Great West Chase returns to Village Plaza in West Park Village, at the corner of Brompton Drive and Montague Street, on Saturday, October 31 — and 2026 marks 25 years of neighbors lacing up together. The morning includes a 10K at 7 a.m., a 5K at 8 a.m., a Kids Fun Run at 9 a.m., and a Challenge Run for anyone tackling both the 10K and 5K back to back. Early registration pricing runs through September 15, so if you're planning to run (or just want the best seat on the sidewalk to cheer), don't wait too long to sign up.
A quarter century of the same race, in the same walkable town center, says something about this neighborhood. Events like this don't survive 25 years by accident — they survive because people keep showing up for each other, year after year.

Why This Matters If You Live Here
This is the part of Westchase that never shows up in a listing photo: the fact that a Saturday morning 5K can bring out hundreds of neighbors, or that a plant festival in a parking lot turns into a reunion. It's a big reason people don't just buy a house here — they stay.
If you're new to the area, or thinking about making a move to Westchase or West Park Village, we'd love to help you get plugged in — not just into a home, but into everything that comes with it.

Why We Sponsor
We live here. We coach CrossFit down the street, mentor kids through Big Brothers Big Sisters, and built the Westchase Business Network because this neighborhood deserves infrastructure, not just an address. Sponsoring The Great West Chase is the same instinct: put resources behind the things that make this community worth running through.
Twenty-five years of literacy funding for our kids' schools is worth celebrating — and worth showing up for.
Swing By Our Tent
Race morning, find The Bryan Coward Team tent on the course and stop and say hi. We'll have team gear, cold water, and one very good reason to swing by.
Enter to win a FREE CUISE. No purchase necessary, no strings attached, just come say hello and enter.



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