Harvest Festivals

Each year on Halloween night, a local church hosts their annual harvest festival.

As summer farmer's markets slowly pack up their tents, harvest festivals give Brooklynites their needed dose of local food.

Jump in the bouncy tents, get your face painted, enroll your dog or your child in the costume contest, carve a pumpkin or buy produce at the 6th Annual Noe Valley Harvest Festival.

The Fall Harvest Festival at Waterman's Farm Market has become an Indianapolis tradition. It is a great place for families to come and engage in all the great activities associated with fall as well as walk away with some healthy local produce.

The second annual Local Harvest Festival in Albany, NY featured some wonderful local businesses and farms. Were you there?

Victor is a King who has some issues, his nephew tells him that his subjects want to kill him, but is it really them? What was suppose to be the harvest banquet after the war they fought is now a game of death.

The best time in Ventura County during October!

Activities for the whole family to enjoy! Attend a Harvest Festival in Ventura County, California!!

Kaamatan is the harvest festival of the Kadazandusun tribe in the Malaysian state of Sabah - a colourful thanksgiving celebration laden with meaning, symbols and ancient rituals.

Thanksgiving for a plentiful harvest has been celebrated from ancient times around the world. Read about some thanksgiving rituals and harvest festivals in different countries.

Many people do not like Halloween for different reasons. There is an alternative and your kids will have loads of fun.

The Long Beach Harvest Festival is returning to the Long Beach Convention Center, October 2-4, boasting hundreds of artisans from around the country showcasing over 24,000 unique and personalized arts and crafts.

From age old days, world wide festivals are associated with good harvesting. India is no exception; festivals are an expression of joy, excitement and inner feeling of the society.

In lieu of Halloween, many churches and Christian organizations like to throw Harvest Festivals. If you are participating in a harvest festival and are looking for a costume, here are some ideas you can use.

On September 5 - 7, 2008, Las Vegas will be hosting the Harvest Festival at the Cashman Center. This three day event features food, fun, entertainment and thousands of unique, one-of-a-kind handmade arts and crafts.

Discover plenty of harvest festival ideas for your church fall celebration or Halloween alternative party.

August 1 has long been celebrated as the start of the harvest season. See how you can include some of these time honored celebrations with your family.

The beginning of August marks the First Harvest, a harvest festival celebrated by people all over the world, as well as by Neo-Pagans today. This festival involves family, lots of food, and games and celebrations.

One of the oldest community events in the Berkshires. The 73rd annual Harvest Festival presented by the Berkshire Botanical Garden.

This Yahoo contriubtor shares about an exciting event taking place at the Shoal Creek Living History Museum this weekend in the Greater Kansas City Metropolitan area.

Jeanna and Kevin were once so in love and then she committed the ultimate sin in choosing Ryder over Kevin. Now it seems like maybe again her elevator is not going to the top floor.

Shelburne Farms, an educational and agricultural center near Burlington, Vermont, has a harvest festival each September focusing on farming, farm products, food, music and much much more.

Children love to color and with Thanksgiving just around the corner; here are ten printable coloring pages for your children to enjoy!

A look at the fall season offerings provided by Cedarburg, Wisconsin.

A review of each of the Holy Tides in the sacred year, and the lessons that can be applied to the cycles of our lives.

Thanksgiving is a traditional harvest festival celebrated by the people of the United States and is celebrated with great food. This national holiday falls on the third Thursday of November every year. This article explains its history in a nutshell.

Henry Shaw, a wealthy St. Louis industrialist, donated land to the city which later became the Missouri Botanical Garden. When air pollution started destroying the plants in 1925, some of them were moved to the Shaw Nature Reserve. On October 14th, the Reserve will host...