Join us at 21 Acres for the Sammamish Valley Harvest Celebration. It’s free for all ages – play yard games, take tours and shop from our artisan craft vendors; Saturday, October 12th, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
There will be giant pumpkins, artisan vendors, live music, tasty food, cooking demonstrations, apple pressing, author talk and book signing, farm photo walk, a great pumpkin hunt, art making, cupcake walk, pollinator and heritage garden tours and Dragon Fly Farm will be here with bunnies and a mini pony.
Here’s the schedule for the day (check back for updates):
- 10-3 Artisan Craft and Farm Market Vendors
- 10-3 Farm and Yard Games (sponsored by Woodinville Rotary Tri-Club members)
- 10-2 Great Pumpkin Hunt
- 10-2 Sammamish Valley Heritage & Pollinator PPNW Garden tours
- 10-2 Dragonfly Farms critters
- 10-1 Fall Art Making with Rebecca Ann Jordan
- 10:30 Apple pressing
- 10:30 Farm Photo Walk with Valerie McKinley
- 12:00 Apple pressing
- 1:00 “Food Planet Future” presentation with author/photographer Robert Dash (sponsored by Sammamish Valley Grange)
- 1:30 Apple pressing
- 2:00 Pumpkin Hunt Door Prize & Giant Pumpkin Competition awarded
The Harvest Celebration is presented by Sammamish Valley Alliance, 21 Acres, and Sammamish Valley Grange. Support comes from the King County Department of Local Services-Community Service Areas Program, their Alan M. Painter Community Engagement Grant and Olympic Nursery.
Support Your Local Farmers & Producers
Celebrate Fall
13701 NE 171st St. Woodinville, WA
21 Acres is home-base for this free SVA event. There will be giant pumpkins, artisan vendors, live music, tasty food, cooking demonstrations, apple pressing, author talk and book signing, farm photo walk, a great pumpkin hunt, art making, cupcake walk, pollinator and heritage garden tours and Dragon Fly Farm will be here with bunnies and a mini pony.
And, you can support local farmers all year long by shopping in the 21 Acres Market four days a week: Wed.-Fri. 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. See you on campus!
Sammamish Valley Grange Heritage Garden is a unique display garden in the heart of the Valley. It will be open during the Harvest Celebration, Sat., Oct. 12, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. It features large engraved boulders and a vast assortment of herbs, ornamental grasses, and pollinator plants. Located on private farmland in the Sammamish Valley, this garden is a place of reflection and inspiration, but also part of a productive culinary and medicinal herb business.
Jot us a note if you’re interested in volunteering on this privately managed Farm and Garden. It is accessible only via the Sammamish Valley River Trail.
Sammamish Valley Farm
Forty-Two Acre Cooperative Farm
16215 140th Place NE
16215 140th Place NE
Sammamish Valley Farm is home to Tonemaker Farm Stand, Viva Farm King County’s Student Farm and Farm Business Incubator, the Sammamish Valley Grange Heritage Gardens, and Sammamish Valley Herbfarm.
These acres, and neighboring farms, are in the Sammamish Valley APD. Background: In efforts to protect the agricultural economy within the Sammamish Valley, King County created the Farmland Preservation Program, resulting in designating five Agricultural Production Districts (APD’s) of which the Sammamish Valley was the first priority. This APD is the smallest with approximately 1,000 acres located along the Sammamish River bordered by the Cities of Woodinville, Redmond and Kirkland, in unincorporated King County.
See additional Sammamish Valley farm listings at About Farms.
14063 Northeast 145th Street, Woodinville
The Pumpkin Farm and Puzzle Patch opens Friday, September 20 through October 27, 2024. Enjoy a corn maze, with three different trail systems to explore and miles of trails to walk within our gorgeous six acre sunflower field! Get lost in the corn maze. Three different trails ranging from .4 miles to 3 miles of complex trail systems, including unique scavenger hunts and games within the trails. Check the website or Instagram for admission information and updates.
14017 NE 124th St., Redmond
Shop local gifts and goods, organic produce, fruits, and more! Partnering with Sound Bites Delivers our Farm Stand offers our field’s organic produce, locally sourced foods & gifts, eggs, honey, fresh cut flowers, vegetable starts, and more! Visit our website hours, updates and vendor highlights all season long. Come see all we have to offer! (Offering CSA subscriptions.)
1625 140th Place NE
Farm Fresh Organic Fruit and Produce. The Farm features approximately sixteen certified organic acres with crops being grown on seven. The Farm Stand in Woodinville is open with Freestone peaches, heirloom tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers and more fall favorites on the shelves. (Contact the farm stand to see what’s available, and visit the website for updates and current information.)
Viva Farms-King County Student Farm & Farm Business Incubator
16215 140th Place NE
Viva Farms King County is in the Sammamish Valley on the urban fringe of the greater Seattle metropolitan area. Like our original Skagit Valley farm business incubator, the Woodinville site offers land, equipment, infrastructure and training for beginning farmers to launch independent farm businesses. The urban incubator is comprised of smaller-scale and more intensive farming operations that reflect the location of the site and proximity to a larger urban center.
Sammamish Farms delivers to kitchens of all sizes across North King and South Snohomish Counties. Our primary program is a subscription delivery service to homes featuring produce from our farm and other products we make and collaborate on including pickles, sauces, baked goods, honey, and more. Learn more about our late-summer and winter programs in our online store.