Saturday July 26 through Sunday August 3, 2025
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Daily
For detailed ticket info visit www.nhsunflower.com
Every year we grow acres of sunflowers that will ultimately be harvested to become our award winning sunflower oil. Until that time comes, we invite you to visit the farm during the peak bloom of our field and bask in its golden beauty! There are many things to do during the Sunflower Festival from shopping at our weekend craft fairs & partaking in the delicious offerings of local food vendors to visiting our sheep & horses in the animal barns and shopping our farm stand packed with farm grown and other sunflower themed items, including sunflower blossoms.
Discounted tickets can be purchased online until the day before you wish to visit. All day of tickets can be purchased online or at the farm at the higher day of rate. Lower priced weekday tickets are available for those that would like to visit with a smaller crowd, however there are fewer offerings on the weekdays. Ticket grants admission all day, you can check in any time between 10:00 am and 6:00 pm. Please note that vendors close at 6:00 pm and fields close at 6:30 pm.
A detailed schedule can be found on our website under Festival Happenings, but here are some of the activities planned!
Activity dates, details, and tickets updated frequently...
Booze & Blooms
Sunrise in the Sunflowers
Craft Fairs
Draft Horse Photo Day
Touch A Tractor
Yoga in the Sunflowers
Horse-drawn Ride Family Night
Children's Activities
Animal Viewing
Farm Stand
*NEW* Sip N' Snip
Please see our tips for visiting on our website home page to plan your best experience possible!
We are a no pet farm, please make plans to leave your fur and feather babies at home.
T-shirts available to pre-order when purchasing tickets online until July 22nd. After July 22nd all t-shirts will be available on first come first serve basis in the farm stand.
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