Brighton — Thousands of "Gilmore Girls" fans from more than 36 states gathered bright and early for the second annual Destination Stars Hollow event Saturday morning.
Downtown Brighton transformed into a living Hallmark movie, complete with costumed fans and yellowing fall leaves lining the streets. Attendees clutched cider and coffee while browsing a farmers market filled with "Gilmore Girls" merchandise and local products, capturing the show's nostalgic autumn aesthetic with pumpkin photo ops and festive banners.
The weekend kicked off Friday, with VIP access to Gilmore Girls-themed local businesses like "Lorelai and Rory's Movie Nights" at Spun Sugar Shop or "Stars Hollow Gazette" at Art Ventures. The package also includes a "special" VIP tote bag, an umbrella, self-care items and