Advertisement
SAVE THE DATE! Explore a part of history on Indigenous Peoples Weekend and join us at our farm to attend our Native American Festival happening on October 12th & 13th 2024! Our farm was once occupied by Native Americans indigenous to the Wallkill River Valley, and because of that, it has recently been added to the New York State Register of Historic Places. There's no better place to indulge yourself back in time to watch Native American Drummers, Fire Dancers, Flutist, Story Telling, Authentic Food, vendors and more!! This is fun for the whole family! Come make memories! Kids will love this too! The festival starts at 11:00 am on both days but be there by 12 Noon to not miss out on the Grand Entry! Bring a chair or blanket to sit on to watch the festivities! There will be craft and food vendors, storytelling, drumming and dancing!
Parking is Free/Admission to enter farm is $15 per person/5 & under Free! No alcohol will be allowed in the festival area but Beer/Wine/Cider will be served at our barn!
Make it a day out on Saturday the 12th and stay after to attend our Haunted Boo Barn & Trails (separate admission for that event is required).
Entry to the farm on this day is free after 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 12th. There is only an admission fee if you choose to enter our Haunted Boo Barn & Trails. There is no haunt event on Sunday, October 13th.
Please note that NO OUTSIDE alcohol is allowed on our farm. Bags will be checked at the entry of farm. Thank you for your understanding.
Advertisement
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Thunderbird Farms, Pine Island, United States