Petaluma’s downtown merchants inbite you to stop by for Petaluma’s Harvest Days and “Scarecrows on the Town,” — October 24th -26th, 2014. Events will be taking place in merchant locations at various times all three days, as the community celebrates Fall bounty.
Highlights include pie tasting, pumpkin carving, delectable Harvest menus, a cupcake cook off and bake sale and for the 3rd year Scarecrows will be donning their best attire and taking up residence throughout downtown. Download a map of all participating merchant locations at www.petalumadowntown.com/harvest.html.
Participate in a plethora of events including I Leoni’s “Hocus Pocus Cupcake Bakeoff” and sale from 10AM to 3PM. Show off your ghoulishly great baking skills or simply stop by for some pre-Halloween treats. All proceeds will be donated to Petaluma COTS. For more information or questions, call I Leoni at (707) 762-9611.
Petaluma Market will be hosting a FREE pumpkin carving and decorating contest. All supplies will be provided. Just bring yourself and a little creativity for a frightfully good time.
Also, Petaluma Pie Company is holding its annual “Guess the Weight of the Pie” contest as well as hosting a blind tasting of sweet potato vs. pumpkin pie; will you be able to tell the difference?
Free Range Provisions and Eats is having an Heirloom Apple Tasting; come and enjoy rare apples with heritage beginnings. Gallery One Petaluma is holding a fall show, featuring a wide selection of hand-blown glass pumpkins, hand carved gourds, and sculptures by Steven McGovney based on The Raven by Edgar Allen Poe. Enjoy a taste of fall bounty for dinner at Graffiti restaurant, where they will be featuring a harvest menu.
In addition to Harvest Days, Petaluma is host to many fall destinations. Visit the Petaluma Farmers Market from 2PM-5:30PM in Walnut Park. Also, check out the Petaluma Pumpkin Patch and A-Maze-Ing Corn Maze, The Great Peter Pumpkin Patch of the Spring Hill Cheese Company, and McClelland’s Organic Dairy for all of your pumpkin and corn maze needs. Don’t forget about The Petaluma Art Center’s “El Dia de Los Muertos Exhibition and Celebration all month long.
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