Apple Day 2010
September 18th

Apple Day, a harvest celebration at Applegate House, is held in the fall every other year, usually alternating with our Apple Eve dinner.

Our 2008 Apple Day was the biggest ever, with about 600 people attending throughout the day. Six tours of the house were offered, along with a  variety of activities for all ages, including craft demonstrations, musical and dramatic performances, wagon rides, cider pressing, heritage apple identification and tasting, a quilt raffle, and lots of good old-fashioned harvest food. General admission was $5 per car. Our next Apple Day will be on September 18, 2010

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Music in 2008 included bluegrass by Fred Corbett and the Young Bucs, cowgirl songs by the Slow Ponies, folk songs for kids by Dianne Dugaw and the Aunties, and folk and Celtic classics from strolling fiddler Linda Danielson.