Vienna's Carnegie Diner Opens Pumpkin Patch To Benefit Madison High School

VIENNA, VA — Residents seeking a pumpkin for their front porch or yard can support a sale with dollars going back into a local school.

Carnegie Diner & Cafe, which opened in place of the short-lived Yellow Diner, is opening a pumpkin patch at its Vienna location (501 Maple Ave W, Vienna, VA). The outdoor space is adorned with hay, fall decor, and small and large-sized pumpkins for sale. Carnegie Diner's pumpkin patch has pumpkins for sale from now through Oct. 31, according to the restaurant.

Proceeds will benefit student programs at Madison High School. Pumpkin prices start at $4 and depend on size.

"Carnegie Diner & Cafe has a long-standing tradition of community support and giveback efforts, and they're excited to bring that to the Vienna community," the restaurant said in a statement.