The Old Fashioned Harvest Market offers a full weekend of fun for all ages.
Entertainment is still being scheduled so be sure to check back closer to September for updates. See below for last year’s schedule as a sample of what we normally offer.
Parade route: Starts at Browns River Middle School, down River Road, left onto Park St.
Stop by to try your aim at the dunk booth!
Can you make it to the top of the greased pole and ring the bell?
Free hay rides from 10:00-5:00 both days of Harvest Market. See map for location.
Stop by to join in on 4 way tug-o-war, sack races, three legged racing and more!
The Zucchini Contest will be on both Saturday and Sunday!
Submit your home-grown zucchinis into our contests for the LONGEST and/or HEAVIEST and/or BEST DECORATED.
Let your imagination fly! Kids are encouraged to decorate a zucchini – either store bought or home grown. Use other veggies, paint, glitter, whatever! We encourage you to decorate a zucchini at home and bring it to Harvest Market, but zucchinis will also be available to decorate “on the spot” at Harvest Market.
Entries for all contests will be accepted at the Zucchini Patch on Saturday and Sunday until 1:30. Winners will be announced each day shortly after 1:30.
This popular fast-paced event is broken down into the following groups to make sure all ages have a fair shot at finding plenty of pieces of candy in the big sawdust pile: preschool & 1st grade; 2nd & 3rd grade; 4th & 5th grade; 6th & 7th grade; and 8th grade plus anyone who missed their slot.
Stop by to try your aim at the dunk booth!
Can you make it to the top of the greased pole and ring the bell?
Free hay rides from 10:00-5:00 both days of Harvest Market. See map for location.
New to Harvest Market Kids Games, on Sunday, September 25th, 1-3pm, Terry Murray’s Inventor Mentor project
Terry combines irresistibly cool spectacle with exciting hands-on engagement to create full kinetic, mental and creative absorption. He powerfully enthuses kids to experiment and to invent — to poke and probe the world for its secrets, and to pursue their invention ideas into rolling, spinning, soaring, catapulting, gushing life. His inventions demonstrate physical or chemical principles so vividly, you almost don’t need further explanation. Still, the way he weaves explanation into the drama of the presentation is inimitably immediate, visual and kinesthetic.
The Zucchini Contest will be on both Saturday and Sunday!
Submit your home-grown zucchinis into our contests for the LONGEST and/or HEAVIEST and/or BEST DECORATED.
Let your imagination fly! Kids are encouraged to decorate a zucchini – either store bought or home grown. Use other veggies, paint, glitter, whatever! We encourage you to decorate a zucchini at home and bring it to Harvest Market, but zucchinis will also be available to decorate “on the spot” at Harvest Market.
Entries for all contests will be accepted at the Zucchini Patch on Saturday and Sunday until 1:30. Winners will be announced each day shortly after 1:30.
This popular fast-paced event is broken down into the following groups to make sure all ages have a fair shot at finding plenty of pieces of candy in the big sawdust pile: preschool & 1st grade; 2nd & 3rd grade; 4th & 5th grade; 6th & 7th grade; and 8th grade plus anyone who missed their slot.