
JULY 18-19 & JULY 25-26
Blueberry & Flower Festival 2026
Calling all blueberry and flower lovers! Enjoy live music, hard cider, family-friendly activities, hayrides, blueberry goods, cut-your-own bouquets and PYO blueberries. Purchase pick-your-own tickets ahead (48 hrs in advance) or upon arrival at the farm.
FAQS ARE lOCATED AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE

PLAN NOW
Blueberry & Flower Picking Tickets
Pick blueberries and then head into the Summer Garden to cut your own farmhouse bouquet.
RELEASE DATES
Tickets for the festival typically open the Thursday before each festival weekend, but timing can vary based on weather and growing conditions. So stay close!
HOW TO BUY TICKETS
Tickets may be purchased online approximately 48 hours in advance or upon arrival at the farm.
STAY CLOSE
Subscribers receive first notification when tickets go live.

PRICING
Ticket Options
Festival entrance is free. Tickets are required to enter the fields.
2026 PRICING
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Adult/Child Blueberry Pint - $6.50 per person
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Adult/Child Blueberry Quart - $12 per person
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Blueberry Family Pack - $42 (up to 6 people)
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Adult/Child Flower Cutting - $16 per person
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Berry & Bloom Specials - See ticket page for specials!
Anyone ages 3+ entering the fields requires a ticket, even if you are not picking fruit or flowers. Personal picking containers are prohibited. Pricing and packages subject to change.

FOOD & DRINK
Eat & Drink
Making blueberry treat dreams come true!
8 am - 6 pm
Farm Store - Find homemade biscuit breakfast sandwiches, cider donuts, coffee, picnic snacks and prepared foods.
9 am - 5 pm
Ellie's Snack Bar - Lemonade, blueberry treats, slushies n' snacks!
11 am - 4 pm
PitchFork Food Truck & Guest Food Trucks (or until sold out)
10 am - 5 pm
Hard Cider Bar - Enjoy estate hard cider including our seasonal Blackberry Harvest made with our own fruit. Non-alcoholic sparkling cider available.

FESTIVAL SCHEDULE
Spend the Day
8 am - 6 pm
Pick Berries & Cut Flowers- Yay! The fields close at 5:30 pm.
Visit the Farm Store - Pre-picked berries, jams, pies and gifts.
FREE Lawn Games - Stay n' play! Learn about blueberries as you and your little ones travel around the farm, take farm photos and relax with family n' friends.
Barnyard & Play Areas - Feed the chickens (purchase chicken feed in the farm store), visit the farm's goats and see the bee observatory in the store. Ride trikes, play in the sandbox and enjoy the horse tire swings.
9 am - 4 pm
Hayrides - Climb aboard for a ride! Free with purchase of picking containers or $5 per person for anyone ages 3+ (2 and under are free).
10 am - 2 pm
Mini Makers Market - Support local makers!
10 am - 4 pm
Free Live Music - on the main lawn.
11 am - 3 pm
Free Tastings - Sample homemade jams and award-winning ciders.
Festival & Picking FAQs
As we prepare for this year’s harvest, here are some of the questions we’re asked most often.
IS IT RIPE?
Blueberries do not continue to ripen after being picked, so only pick the bluest, ripest berries.
ROTATING PICKING LOCATIONS
We have three blueberry fields and one 1.25 acre flower garden. We close blueberry fields regularly to give the plants time to produce more fruit (and to give our field crew a chance to keep everything in great shape). So if you’ve picked blueberries in a certain spot before, don’t be surprised if we send you somewhere new next time. Think of it as a little berry adventure - same sweet blueberries, just a different corner of the farm!
Weekday PICKing
With three blueberry fields and eleven varieties (early season, mid-season and late season), picking is available daily from July 4th through August. It is rare that blueberry picking is closed. Flower cutting is typically open Tuesday - Sunday, and closed on Mondays. It works similarly to weekend options where tickets become available as we monitor the field. The best way to know if tickets are available is to visit our TODAY page on Sunday evenings, where we'll post the upcoming week's availability and online tickets.
BLUEBERRY SEASON LENGTH
Blueberry season here on the farm is relatively long compared to other crops; it typically begins 4th of July weekend and continues through August.
KEEPING UP ON THE BERRY SEASON
Mother Nature rules and the berries follow! It's best to plan ahead:
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Subscribe to our email newsletter - subscribers receive 1st notification!
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Check our TODAY page regularly
AND... If you miss blueberry season, fear not! Peach season begins in late July!
PHOTOGRAPHERS & MINI SESSIONS
For those who wish to use the blueberry fields for personal or business use, PYO tickets are required. If you are looking for a private experience, we encourage you to come at the end of the day, closer to 3-4 pm, when fewer people are in the fields. Access to the fields closes promptly at 5:30 pm.
See you in the berry fields!

