These 8 Harvest Festivals In Florida Are A Great Way To Celebrate Autumn
Fall is festival season in Florida. It may not be hot cocoa weather, but it’s finally getting a little less humid, and there’s a nice breeze. Celebrate the season by finding a harvest festival near you. These are the best harvest festivals in Florida, and they’re a great way to celebrate autumn.
1. Micanopy Fall Festival, Saturday, November 2nd, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. and Sunday, November 3rd, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Micanopy, called the town that time forgot, provides a scenic backdrop for this fall arts and crafts festival. Local and traveling artists, crafters, and musicians participate in the festival. It's one of the best family-friendly fall events in Florida!
2. The Harvest Festival on November 23 & 24, Saturday & Sunday 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Start your Christmas shopping early and buy some unique gifts from the artists and artisans at this long-running festival. Activities include bounce houses, model trains, classic cars, pony rides, a petting zoo, and face painting. Adult admission is $10 and $5 for children ages 3 - 12. Bring a canned good for a discount. Address: Dade Fair Expo 10901 Southwest 24th Street(Coral Way), Miami, FL, 33165.
3. Mixon's Harvest Festival Arts & Crafts Fair, Saturday, November 23rd at 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Come check out more than 50 booths of arts, crafts, gifts, and much, much more! Enjoy free local entertainment while you hunt for treasures. Then take the Orange Blossom Express through the groves to Wildlife Rescue and meet some exotic animals. Address: 2525 27th Street, East Bradenton, FL, 34208.
This event will feature live entertainment, art, handmade crafts, fun activities, food, and over 200 antique and classic cars on display. On-stage entertainment starts at 9:00am, and the Harvest Festival Parade in downtown Graceville starts at 10:00 am. Admission is free. Address: Factory Stores of America 950 Prim Avenue, Graceville, FL, 32440.
5. Sunrise Fall Harvest Fall, Sunday, October 13th at 10:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Old-fashioned games, rides, a pumpkin patch, a petting zoo, and even a horse-drawn hayride will make your day at this fun fall festival in Sunrise. Bring your appetite (for the food vendors) and your wallet (for holiday gifts). Admission is $5. Address: Sunrise Athletic Complex, 11501 Northest 44th Street, Pompano Beach, FL 33065.
Activities and attractions include pumpkin painting and traditional old-fashioned games the whole family can enjoy.
Crafts, folk art, handmade goods, and food trucks will be there, along with tasty fare from Historic Downtown Clermont’s restaurants. Downtown shops will be decked out in festive fall decor.
7. Chautauqua Winery Fall Festival, Saturday, October 19th, 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
This unique festival celebrates the annual harvest from Chautauqua's vineyards. There will be free wine tasting of the winery's entire collection. It's not just for adults! Non-alcoholic juices will be available for all ages. Art and craft vendors from all over the panhandle will present their gifts and crafts. There will also be food vendors and live entertainment, so bring a chair or a blanket to sit on. Come and enjoy one of the most refreshing fall festivals in Florida. Address: 364 Hugh Adams Road, Defuniak Springs, FL, 32435.
8. Mulberry's Harvest Festival, Saturday, October 26th at 4 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Get ready for a fun-filled day of laser tag, hay rides, live music, vendors, trunk or treat, and much more. Come out and enjoy one of Florida's charming small towns at this free event. Address: Spence Park 1100-1198 Northeast 1st Street, Mulberry, FL, 33860.
How many of these events have you been to? What are your favorite fall festivals in Florida? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
If you’re looking for more things to do in fall in Florida, embark on this pumpkin patch train ride. It’s perfect for an autumn day.
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Address: 10901 SW 24th St (Coral Way), Miami, FL 33165
Address: 950 Prim AvenueGraceville, FL 32440
Address: 364 Hugh Adams Rd.Defuniak Springs, FL 32435
Address: 1198 NE 1st St, Mulberry, FL 33860
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Best Harvest Festivals In Florida
September 14, 2019
Elisa Regulski
What other types of events take place in fall in Florida?
There’s no shortage of exciting events taking place in Florida. From exuberant harvest festivals to spooky Halloween events, you’re certain to find something that will pique your interest. One of the most popular fall events is the Tampa Riverwalk Food and Art Festival. This annual event takes place every November at Water Works Park. In addition to looking at stunning works of art, visitors can chow down on delightful eats. This all-day event is full of non-stop fun. No matter where you live in the Sunshine State, it’s worth driving to the Tampa Riverwalk Food and Art Festival. If you want to experience some lovely fall foliage, go to Tomoka State Park’s annual fall festival. You’ll be able to experience living history, watch crafting demos, and embark on a guided nature hike. What’s not to love?
What are the best family-friendly activities to do in the fall in Florida?
Boo At The Zoo, hosted by Brevard Zoo in Melbourne, is a wonderful family-friendly event in Florida. Put on your favorite costume and see the zoo in a whole new light. Kids love exploring the 30 different treat stations and saying hello to their favorite zoo animals. After you’ve come down from that sugar rush, embark on the Boo Choo Train. This epic adventure is full of fabulous sights. This annual event also features wonderful lawn games and festivities. You won’t want to miss this.
Which Florida town is the best to visit in the fall?
Mount Dora is the best town to visit during fall in Florida. This charming city sits in the heart of Central Florida, and it’s surrounded by a picturesque lake. You can always find exquisite treasures at the antique shops in Mount Dora, but it’s especially plentiful during fall. That’s when the Mount Dora Craft Fair rolls into town, and it’s full of unique finds. Over 400 vendors set up shop and show off their wares. After you’ve explored these exciting booths, you can venture to Scott’s Maze Adventures and explore a 7-acre corn field. This nostalgic attraction also has hay rides and a 60-foot slide that ends in a giant pillow. When you visit Mount Dora, one thing is certain: you’ll have loads of autumn fun.
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