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October 7 update: U-pick Northern Spy, Pixie Crunch, Macoun, Triumph, Crimson Gold, Cortland, CrimsonCrisp, Empire, Fuji, Golden Russet, Mutsu apples. Pumpkins and Brussels sprouts. Open Tuesday-Sunday 9AM-6:30PM.

FREE CONCERT IN THE ORCHARD SATURDAY OCTOBER 10, 3 PM. Richie Stearns and Trevor MacDonald plus a special guest. Come and dance with us!

OPEN MONDAY 10/12, 9 AM-6:30 PM INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ DAY

U-Pick Sale Days. Tuesdays AND Wednesdays. Pick 42lbs or more of apples/veggies (not including Brussels sprouts) for $1.00/lb.

Free Event! Orchard and Apple Tasting Tour with Oz. Saturday October 24, 1 PM. Meet at the Playground.

Cider Donuts Wednesday-Sunday 11AM-5PM.

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