This is a truly beautiful way to spend an end-of-summer day. Last year was perfect, the best weather, the best music, and lazy enough to chat with folks as they sampled our ciders. You should really go. The pours are generous at 5 oz, and ticket prices are only $25 before Labor Day and $35 after. Did I say the area is pretty? It really is. Surrounded by tall evergreens, you’ll feel like you did go camping this summer, even if you didn’t.

Oh! Almost forgot the most important part: it’s a giant fundraiser for the farm’s education programs. Ticket sales go towards teaching visiting students from across the region about history, farming, sustainability, NW salmon, and stream ecology.