The Sammamish Valley transforms for the Fall Harvest Celebration on October 12, 2024, hosted at 21 Acres in Woodinville from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. It’s free for all ages – play yard games, take tours, and shop from our artisan craft vendors. This event represents more than just the changing leaves; it embodies the essence of community, local agriculture, and the rich tapestry of activities designed to engage and educate all ages.
Participants can wander through picturesque farm fields, savor farm-fresh foods, listen to live music, and much more. This season-specific festivity heartily welcomes the fall through engaging, family-friendly pursuits.
Running through a weekend schema, the celebration sprawls across various farms and businesses within the Sammamish Valley, each offering its blend of activities. From food and farm demonstrations to classes on sustainable practices and live musical performances, the spectrum of experiences ensures something to capture everyone’s interest. The celebration aims to entertain and enlighten, offering a dive into local culture, agriculture, and community-oriented living.
Off the Branch Farm presents a unique opportunity for visitors to witness the workings of a century-old cedar press and sample a variety of fresh-pressed varietal ciders. Exploring their 90-year-old barn store reveals several local treasures, including apple butter, local honey, and more, promising a tangible piece of Sammamish Valley to take home.
The SAgE Sammamish Valley Student Farm and Sammamish Valley Farm both offer insightful insights into the area’s agricultural practices through self-guided farm tours and the chance to see a historical cider press in action. These locations emphasize educational engagement, proposing visitors enjoy the scenic beauty and learn about sustainable farming techniques and the local ecosystem.
The Sammamish Valley Grange, Tonnemaker Valley Farm, and Woodinville Farm Stand offer community-centric activities, from learning about local agricultural history to tasting the season’s best organic produce. Whether hearing about youth campers’ summer experiences or pressing cider, these locations cultivate a deeper connection between visitors and the valley’s agrarian roots.
Rounding off the celebratory sites, 21 Acres Farm focuses on sustainability, inviting visitors to explore practical ways to reduce carbon emissions while enjoying the harvest fest. Meanwhile, Gathering Fabric Quilt Shop provides a cozy retreat for those interested in fabric art, featuring special collections and free patterns perfect for crafting seasonal decor.
The Sammamish Valley Fall Harvest Celebration celebrates community spirit, education, and simple pleasures. From the rustling farmlands to the bustling stands filled with fall bounty, it promises joyful discovery and a deeper appreciation of nature’s transitions.
No matter where you spend your time during the celebration, the heart of the valley’s community and its commitment to sustainability and local agriculture shine through, offering a weekend of meaningful connection and autumnal enchantment.
