PYRAH’S PIONEER PEAK FARM **Special Edition**Fall Harvest Festival

*SPECIAL EDITION* Fall Harvest Festival 2020 Friday, September 25 10-5pm The Fall Harvest Festival Special Edition is a day for those with special circumstances and needs to come to the farm and participate in the festivities with their helpers or family members for FREE. We recognize the need in our community to provide opportunities and accommodations for those who need special considerations due to physical and mental limitations and are pleased to announce the additional day of our festival for those dealing with those challenges. With extra help from support staff, access for wheelchairs, ear protection, etc. we will do all we can to provide individualized services to make your experience enjoyable. _______________________________________________________________________________ Ya’ll head on out to the farm and help us celebrate the harvest! Everything is included (with the exception of pumpkins and food) so you don’t have to worry about how much your’e spending– all you have to worry about is getting yourself out here to play with us!! Pumpkin patch, hayrides, wagon rides, cattle train rides, farmland, games and prizes, giant pumpkin zorb balls, pedal tractors, farm animals, jump pad, bazooka ball, face painting, photographs, fair hairdos, graintrain, trike tractors, minigolf, and more! Enjoy the live entertainment, homemade food, and warm yourself by the bonfire. ________________________________________________________________________________ ***COVID-19 UPDATE*** ~WE WILL BE INSTITUTING SAFETY PROTOCOL BASED ON STATE GUIDELINES~ THESE GUIDELINES INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING: WIPING DOWN ACTIVITIES WITH RECOMMENDED DISINFECTANTS, EXERCISING THE 6′ SOCIAL DISTANCING MEASURES, AND MASKS ARE ENCOURAGED BUT NOT REQUIRED. IF THE EVENT IS CANCELLED DUE TO COVID-19 YOU WILL RECEIVE A FULL REFUND This year marks the 15th anniversary of Pioneer Peak Farm’s Fall Harvest Festival! It began in 2005 when members of the Pyrah family decided that they wanted to share the bounty that their U-Pick farm had experienced that year and a bit of who they were with the community. The Pyrah’s knew that the families they created the festival for didn’t want to spend a lot of money to have a good time, but they were aching for a positive experience for their broods. It was a small but quaint affair – about 200 people came with their families to take hayrides and play Ag-themed children’s games while enjoying the crisp, fall air and some good food. Since then, the Fall Harvest Festival has become a staple in the community and the premier ag-themed event in the state. The festival is a time to celebrate with and gather the community as well as the harvest; it gives everyone a chance to enjoy themselves in a clean (not from the dirt though), family-friendly, positive outlet.