On September 29th, Morristown’s annual Fall Fest commenced- a fun-filled day for people of all ages. This took over the main parts of Morristown, cutting off traffic in order to allow the activities to go on. The Fall Fest consisted of multiple tents and stands advertising local Morristown companies, stores, and businesses of every kind.

However, the most prominent element included was the music. One particular stage that stuck out was one owned by the local business ‘The Original Music School,’ or OMS for short. OMS had a constant stream of live music being played, but what made it really shine was the fact that most individuals on the stage were actual students from the school, and it was clear that they were taught well. Not only were they proficient in what they could play, but they also performed original music that they were able to create thanks to the songwriting classes taught at OMS. Recently buying over the company, teacher and entrepreneur Connor Larkin saw the Fall Fest as a great way to not only promote his school but also give his students a chance to experience the joy in playing a live set for others.