Experience 19th Century Halloween activities like bobbing for apples, listening to traditional Halloween stories, or seeing a demonstration of cider pressing. The first 400 kids can paint their very own pumpkin in the coral behind the barn. There will also be a costume parade with prizes for children 12 and under at 3 pm.
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