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June 19 & 20, 5pm-9pm,2009 Garlic & Onion Festival
Last year's festival was a big hit and this year's should be even better! Be the first to feast on sweet onions and savory garlic! Food, live music, crafts, free hay rides around our scenic pastures!
A great family event! We have this in the evenings - to beat the heat - Friday and Saturday, June 19 and 20, 5pm - 9pm both nights!
There is no admission charge.
(www.DragoonMarketplace.Mysite.Com) Dragoon Market & Cafe, among others, will be providing freshly prepared foods, desserts & drinks featuring garlic & onions. They will be offering local sausages called "count draculas" due to their garlic content!
No outside food for this event, please and no pets.
No RSVP needed.
NEW!! July 18, 2009 Pickle Party!
Come pick a peck of pickles! (Cucumbers, actually). Then, watch as we demonstrate how to can them and share a sample! We will have some recipes to share and would love to hear about yours! It's hot in July, so an early start is important. We will meet in the garden at 9 am (which is a little late, but many of you will be coming from Tucson). Pick a peck (or more/less) if you like (while supplies last). You-pick cucumbers cost $1 pound, we-pick $1.75 pound. Ice tea will be provided. Wear sun hats and shoes that can get dirty! (Fields can even be muddy in July).
No admission charge
Picnics welcome
RSVP preferred.
October 2009, Fall Festival
2009 dates and details will come later.
Closed Halloween.
The fall harvest is the most festive and exciting time on the farm! Scarecrows, pumpkin eating contests for all, hayrides, petting zoo, movie nights, maze, farm raised burgers and, of course, PUMPKINS!
Admission charge
No outside food. No pets!
December 2009, Tiempo de Navidad
Fresh cut Oregon Christmas trees, Christmas lights, moonlit hayrides, farm raised sausage - Italian style-, hot bowl of chili, fresh baked pumpkin pie slices, hot cider, Christmas cookies and great gift ideas. Get in the Christmas spirit by buying your tree at the farm. Ours were grown and shipped directly to us from a family farm in Oregon. No, you can't cut your own trees in Southern Arizona, but you can still enjoy an old fashioned Christmas tradition here at the farm!
No admission charged.
Dress warmly!
(Trees are also sold- minus the hayrides etc. - weekdays 3PM-5PM and during regular farm stand hours, Saturdays 9am-3pm, Sundays 12-3pm until December 23)
