Donaldson Farms Harvest Festival Weekends 2016 dates and hours (weather permitting):
Oct 8-9, Oct 15-16, Oct 22-23
Saturday 8:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Sunday 8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Upcoming Events
We do our best to keep the events calendar current, but we advise you to check in advance or contact the event host directly before heading out to an event.
In this fly tying class, Wildlife Conservation Corps volunteers Pierre Benoist and Jim Flatley will discuss basic fly tying techniques and equipment, as well as teach you how to tie some basic beginner flies. This program is the last class in a series of seven fly fishing/tying classes.
Kerry Adams, a practicing herbalist of 36 years will present a lecture on using nature’s pharmacy for specific treatments. You will learn how to make your own creams and salves for topical applications. Reservations are required. $24.
Learn the basics of fishing in this hands-on session. Topics will include fish biology and identification, casting techniques, equipment, knot tying and more. Discussions will be followed by an actual trout fishing experience in our Education Pond.
Tour this Georgian-style manor, constructed of local stone, with two foot thick stone walls and three immense chimneys.
Guided tours offered first and third Saturdays from 1-4 pm, March-November, excluding holidays.
Enjoy live music by the area's most talented musicians under our arbor. Each week a different band will appear for your entertainment weather permitting. Music times ~ Saturday, 1:30-5 pm and Sunday, 1-4:30 pm.
Come enjoy free live music with family, friends, and delicious wines!
The Smedley Tornadoes have not only never won a football game, they have never scored a single point! Coach Armstrong goes bonkers and Miss Nelson decides to enlist the no-nonsense substitute, Coach Viola Swamp, to whip the team into shape for the big Thanksgiving day game. Do the Smedley Tornadoes dare lose again? Presented by the Centenary Stage Company's Young Audience Series; This musical is appropriate for grades K-5.
"Music Under the Stars" Marching Band Competition, with 11 bands and performance by host school, 6-10 p.m. $10/adults; $5/kids grades K-12; free for seniors and preschoolers. 908-362-8211
Crystal Bowersox has made it her mission to live life and her music to the fullest. With a gentle warmth and wisdom well beyond her years, the consummate artist has an uncompromising vision of herself and her music that is refreshing and rare.
Written by Katie Forgette and performed in the Sitnik Theater. The play is "...a quick-paced, witty... confection that goes down like iced lemonade on a summer scorcher." - Pioneer Press
The fall rush is on so get ready for hunting seas now by taking your Hunter Education class at the hatchery. You must have your completed homework with you at the class and be pre-registered. Register for your class at www.nj.wildlifelicense.com.
Join certified Yoga Teacher Kate McGuiness for a series of six classes - on Sundays, Sept. 11, 18 & 25, October 2, 9 & 16 - for a one hour, all levels Hatha Yoga class. Classes begin at 8:30 am.
Warren County Habitat for Humanity benefit; with truck displays, live music, children's activities, product demonstrations, trophies and vendors. 908-454-6973
Enjoy free kayaking at Warren County's White Lake Natural Resource Area every Friday and Sunday in October. Kayaks are offered free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis, and may be unavailable in the event of inclement weather.
It's a tradition at Apple Mountain: a golf tournament, German buffet and beers, and live German entertainment by Gisela.
Enjoy live music by the area's most talented musicians under our arbor. Each week a different band will appear for your entertainment, weather permitting .Music times ~ Saturday, 1:30-5 pm and Sunday, 1-4:30 pm.
Music, storytelling by the campfire, pumpkin painting, corn husk dolls, wine tasting, historic site tours, refreshments, a smokehouse bacon demonstration by Myron Baley and more.
Come enjoy free live music with family, friends, and delicious wines!
Written by Katie Forgette and performed in the Sitnik Theater. The play is "...a quick-paced, witty... confection that goes down like iced lemonade on a summer scorcher." - Pioneer Press