Enjoy the Great Harvest at the Orchard Days 2024
Orchard Days
Saturdays & Sundays, September 28 – October 20, 2024 plus Monday, October 14, 2024
Enjoy the bounty of fall in Filoli’s Gentleman’s Orchard, where the jewel-tones of autumn surround live music, spiced cider, and good times spent together. Explore the historic trees, learn about harvest celebrations, and find fruitful fall fun every weekend!
Discover the Bounty
What is there to do in the Orchard?
- Settle into the walnut grove with a cup of cider from the bar or an autumn treat from the pop-up cafe.
- Capture memories in a picturesque fall photo vignette.
- Play in the hay maze and pose for photos with tractors and towers of pumpkins.
- Build a scarecrow and join the scarecrow parade every morning.
- Hear stories about farming and cultural harvest celebrations during 11am family storytime.
- Take a self-guided orchard walk to learn about the historic Orchard and cultural harvest celebrations.
- Talk with Filoli staff about fall fruit and the harvest season at the Harvest Hub.
- Purchase Filoli-grown fruit and vegetable products from the farm stand.
- Live music in the afternoon!
About Filoli’s Orchard
The Gentleman’s Orchard at Filoli is over 100 years old. Today, it holds more than 600 apple, pear, plum, apricot, walnut, fig, and quince trees. Filoli continues to preserve this historic collection that includes rare and historically significant varieties.
What do you do with all that fruit?
So that everyone can enjoy the beauty of the Orchard, fruit tasting and picking is not an Orchard Days activity. The fruits and vegetables grown at Filoli are made into butters sold at the Clock Tower Shop, pressed into hard cider available at the Bluebird Bar, and are donated to local food banks.
From Filoli.org
See other interesting events in San Carlos. You may also check the main calendar for the dates of these, or to save them on your personal calendar.
Orchard Days
Saturdays & Sundays, September 28 – October 20, 2024 plus Monday, October 14, 2024
Enjoy the bounty of fall in Filoli’s Gentleman’s Orchard, where the jewel-tones of autumn surround live music, spiced cider, and good times spent together. Explore the historic trees, learn about harvest celebrations, and find fruitful fall fun every weekend!
Discover the Bounty
What is there to do in the Orchard?
- Settle into the walnut grove with a cup of cider from the bar or an autumn treat from the pop-up cafe.
- Capture memories in a picturesque fall photo vignette.
- Play in the hay maze and pose for photos with tractors and towers of pumpkins.
- Build a scarecrow and join the scarecrow parade every morning.
- Hear stories about farming and cultural harvest celebrations during 11am family storytime.
- Take a self-guided orchard walk to learn about the historic Orchard and cultural harvest celebrations.
- Talk with Filoli staff about fall fruit and the harvest season at the Harvest Hub.
- Purchase Filoli-grown fruit and vegetable products from the farm stand.
- Live music in the afternoon!
About Filoli’s Orchard
The Gentleman’s Orchard at Filoli is over 100 years old. Today, it holds more than 600 apple, pear, plum, apricot, walnut, fig, and quince trees. Filoli continues to preserve this historic collection that includes rare and historically significant varieties.
What do you do with all that fruit?
So that everyone can enjoy the beauty of the Orchard, fruit tasting and picking is not an Orchard Days activity. The fruits and vegetables grown at Filoli are made into butters sold at the Clock Tower Shop, pressed into hard cider available at the Bluebird Bar, and are donated to local food banks.
From Filoli.org
See other interesting events in San Carlos. You may also check the main calendar for the dates of these, or to save them on your personal calendar.
Orchard Days
Saturdays & Sundays, September 28 – October 20, 2024 plus Monday, October 14, 2024
Enjoy the bounty of fall in Filoli’s Gentleman’s Orchard, where the jewel-tones of autumn surround live music, spiced cider, and good times spent together. Explore the historic trees, learn about harvest celebrations, and find fruitful fall fun every weekend!
Discover the Bounty
What is there to do in the Orchard?
- Settle into the walnut grove with a cup of cider from the bar or an autumn treat from the pop-up cafe.
- Capture memories in a picturesque fall photo vignette.
- Play in the hay maze and pose for photos with tractors and towers of pumpkins.
- Build a scarecrow and join the scarecrow parade every morning.
- Hear stories about farming and cultural harvest celebrations during 11am family storytime.
- Take a self-guided orchard walk to learn about the historic Orchard and cultural harvest celebrations.
- Talk with Filoli staff about fall fruit and the harvest season at the Harvest Hub.
- Purchase Filoli-grown fruit and vegetable products from the farm stand.
- Live music in the afternoon!
About Filoli’s Orchard
The Gentleman’s Orchard at Filoli is over 100 years old. Today, it holds more than 600 apple, pear, plum, apricot, walnut, fig, and quince trees. Filoli continues to preserve this historic collection that includes rare and historically significant varieties.
What do you do with all that fruit?
So that everyone can enjoy the beauty of the Orchard, fruit tasting and picking is not an Orchard Days activity. The fruits and vegetables grown at Filoli are made into butters sold at the Clock Tower Shop, pressed into hard cider available at the Bluebird Bar, and are donated to local food banks.
From Filoli.org
See other interesting events in San Carlos. You may also check the main calendar for the dates of these, or to save them on your personal calendar.
Orchard Days
Saturdays & Sundays, September 28 – October 20, 2024 plus Monday, October 14, 2024
Enjoy the bounty of fall in Filoli’s Gentleman’s Orchard, where the jewel-tones of autumn surround live music, spiced cider, and good times spent together. Explore the historic trees, learn about harvest celebrations, and find fruitful fall fun every weekend!
Discover the Bounty
What is there to do in the Orchard?
- Settle into the walnut grove with a cup of cider from the bar or an autumn treat from the pop-up cafe.
- Capture memories in a picturesque fall photo vignette.
- Play in the hay maze and pose for photos with tractors and towers of pumpkins.
- Build a scarecrow and join the scarecrow parade every morning.
- Hear stories about farming and cultural harvest celebrations during 11am family storytime.
- Take a self-guided orchard walk to learn about the historic Orchard and cultural harvest celebrations.
- Talk with Filoli staff about fall fruit and the harvest season at the Harvest Hub.
- Purchase Filoli-grown fruit and vegetable products from the farm stand.
- Live music in the afternoon!
About Filoli’s Orchard
The Gentleman’s Orchard at Filoli is over 100 years old. Today, it holds more than 600 apple, pear, plum, apricot, walnut, fig, and quince trees. Filoli continues to preserve this historic collection that includes rare and historically significant varieties.
What do you do with all that fruit?
So that everyone can enjoy the beauty of the Orchard, fruit tasting and picking is not an Orchard Days activity. The fruits and vegetables grown at Filoli are made into butters sold at the Clock Tower Shop, pressed into hard cider available at the Bluebird Bar, and are donated to local food banks.
From Filoli.org
See other interesting events in San Carlos. You may also check the main calendar for the dates of these, or to save them on your personal calendar.
Orchard Days
Saturdays & Sundays, September 28 – October 20, 2024 plus Monday, October 14, 2024
Enjoy the bounty of fall in Filoli’s Gentleman’s Orchard, where the jewel-tones of autumn surround live music, spiced cider, and good times spent together. Explore the historic trees, learn about harvest celebrations, and find fruitful fall fun every weekend!
Discover the Bounty
What is there to do in the Orchard?
- Settle into the walnut grove with a cup of cider from the bar or an autumn treat from the pop-up cafe.
- Capture memories in a picturesque fall photo vignette.
- Play in the hay maze and pose for photos with tractors and towers of pumpkins.
- Build a scarecrow and join the scarecrow parade every morning.
- Hear stories about farming and cultural harvest celebrations during 11am family storytime.
- Take a self-guided orchard walk to learn about the historic Orchard and cultural harvest celebrations.
- Talk with Filoli staff about fall fruit and the harvest season at the Harvest Hub.
- Purchase Filoli-grown fruit and vegetable products from the farm stand.
- Live music in the afternoon!
About Filoli’s Orchard
The Gentleman’s Orchard at Filoli is over 100 years old. Today, it holds more than 600 apple, pear, plum, apricot, walnut, fig, and quince trees. Filoli continues to preserve this historic collection that includes rare and historically significant varieties.
What do you do with all that fruit?
So that everyone can enjoy the beauty of the Orchard, fruit tasting and picking is not an Orchard Days activity. The fruits and vegetables grown at Filoli are made into butters sold at the Clock Tower Shop, pressed into hard cider available at the Bluebird Bar, and are donated to local food banks.
From Filoli.org
See other interesting events in San Carlos. You may also check the main calendar for the dates of these, or to save them on your personal calendar.
Orchard Days
Saturdays & Sundays, September 28 – October 20, 2024 plus Monday, October 14, 2024
Enjoy the bounty of fall in Filoli’s Gentleman’s Orchard, where the jewel-tones of autumn surround live music, spiced cider, and good times spent together. Explore the historic trees, learn about harvest celebrations, and find fruitful fall fun every weekend!
Discover the Bounty
What is there to do in the Orchard?
- Settle into the walnut grove with a cup of cider from the bar or an autumn treat from the pop-up cafe.
- Capture memories in a picturesque fall photo vignette.
- Play in the hay maze and pose for photos with tractors and towers of pumpkins.
- Build a scarecrow and join the scarecrow parade every morning.
- Hear stories about farming and cultural harvest celebrations during 11am family storytime.
- Take a self-guided orchard walk to learn about the historic Orchard and cultural harvest celebrations.
- Talk with Filoli staff about fall fruit and the harvest season at the Harvest Hub.
- Purchase Filoli-grown fruit and vegetable products from the farm stand.
- Live music in the afternoon!
About Filoli’s Orchard
The Gentleman’s Orchard at Filoli is over 100 years old. Today, it holds more than 600 apple, pear, plum, apricot, walnut, fig, and quince trees. Filoli continues to preserve this historic collection that includes rare and historically significant varieties.
What do you do with all that fruit?
So that everyone can enjoy the beauty of the Orchard, fruit tasting and picking is not an Orchard Days activity. The fruits and vegetables grown at Filoli are made into butters sold at the Clock Tower Shop, pressed into hard cider available at the Bluebird Bar, and are donated to local food banks.
From Filoli.org
See other interesting events in San Carlos. You may also check the main calendar for the dates of these, or to save them on your personal calendar.
Orchard Days
Saturdays & Sundays, September 28 – October 20, 2024 plus Monday, October 14, 2024
Enjoy the bounty of fall in Filoli’s Gentleman’s Orchard, where the jewel-tones of autumn surround live music, spiced cider, and good times spent together. Explore the historic trees, learn about harvest celebrations, and find fruitful fall fun every weekend!
Discover the Bounty
What is there to do in the Orchard?
- Settle into the walnut grove with a cup of cider from the bar or an autumn treat from the pop-up cafe.
- Capture memories in a picturesque fall photo vignette.
- Play in the hay maze and pose for photos with tractors and towers of pumpkins.
- Build a scarecrow and join the scarecrow parade every morning.
- Hear stories about farming and cultural harvest celebrations during 11am family storytime.
- Take a self-guided orchard walk to learn about the historic Orchard and cultural harvest celebrations.
- Talk with Filoli staff about fall fruit and the harvest season at the Harvest Hub.
- Purchase Filoli-grown fruit and vegetable products from the farm stand.
- Live music in the afternoon!
About Filoli’s Orchard
The Gentleman’s Orchard at Filoli is over 100 years old. Today, it holds more than 600 apple, pear, plum, apricot, walnut, fig, and quince trees. Filoli continues to preserve this historic collection that includes rare and historically significant varieties.
What do you do with all that fruit?
So that everyone can enjoy the beauty of the Orchard, fruit tasting and picking is not an Orchard Days activity. The fruits and vegetables grown at Filoli are made into butters sold at the Clock Tower Shop, pressed into hard cider available at the Bluebird Bar, and are donated to local food banks.
From Filoli.org
See other interesting events in San Carlos. You may also check the main calendar for the dates of these, or to save them on your personal calendar.
Orchard Days
Saturdays & Sundays, September 28 – October 20, 2024 plus Monday, October 14, 2024
Enjoy the bounty of fall in Filoli’s Gentleman’s Orchard, where the jewel-tones of autumn surround live music, spiced cider, and good times spent together. Explore the historic trees, learn about harvest celebrations, and find fruitful fall fun every weekend!
Discover the Bounty
What is there to do in the Orchard?
- Settle into the walnut grove with a cup of cider from the bar or an autumn treat from the pop-up cafe.
- Capture memories in a picturesque fall photo vignette.
- Play in the hay maze and pose for photos with tractors and towers of pumpkins.
- Build a scarecrow and join the scarecrow parade every morning.
- Hear stories about farming and cultural harvest celebrations during 11am family storytime.
- Take a self-guided orchard walk to learn about the historic Orchard and cultural harvest celebrations.
- Talk with Filoli staff about fall fruit and the harvest season at the Harvest Hub.
- Purchase Filoli-grown fruit and vegetable products from the farm stand.
- Live music in the afternoon!
About Filoli’s Orchard
The Gentleman’s Orchard at Filoli is over 100 years old. Today, it holds more than 600 apple, pear, plum, apricot, walnut, fig, and quince trees. Filoli continues to preserve this historic collection that includes rare and historically significant varieties.
What do you do with all that fruit?
So that everyone can enjoy the beauty of the Orchard, fruit tasting and picking is not an Orchard Days activity. The fruits and vegetables grown at Filoli are made into butters sold at the Clock Tower Shop, pressed into hard cider available at the Bluebird Bar, and are donated to local food banks.
From Filoli.org
See other interesting events in San Carlos. You may also check the main calendar for the dates of these, or to save them on your personal calendar.
Orchard Days
Saturdays & Sundays, September 28 – October 20, 2024 plus Monday, October 14, 2024
Enjoy the bounty of fall in Filoli’s Gentleman’s Orchard, where the jewel-tones of autumn surround live music, spiced cider, and good times spent together. Explore the historic trees, learn about harvest celebrations, and find fruitful fall fun every weekend!
Discover the Bounty
What is there to do in the Orchard?
- Settle into the walnut grove with a cup of cider from the bar or an autumn treat from the pop-up cafe.
- Capture memories in a picturesque fall photo vignette.
- Play in the hay maze and pose for photos with tractors and towers of pumpkins.
- Build a scarecrow and join the scarecrow parade every morning.
- Hear stories about farming and cultural harvest celebrations during 11am family storytime.
- Take a self-guided orchard walk to learn about the historic Orchard and cultural harvest celebrations.
- Talk with Filoli staff about fall fruit and the harvest season at the Harvest Hub.
- Purchase Filoli-grown fruit and vegetable products from the farm stand.
- Live music in the afternoon!
About Filoli’s Orchard
The Gentleman’s Orchard at Filoli is over 100 years old. Today, it holds more than 600 apple, pear, plum, apricot, walnut, fig, and quince trees. Filoli continues to preserve this historic collection that includes rare and historically significant varieties.
What do you do with all that fruit?
So that everyone can enjoy the beauty of the Orchard, fruit tasting and picking is not an Orchard Days activity. The fruits and vegetables grown at Filoli are made into butters sold at the Clock Tower Shop, pressed into hard cider available at the Bluebird Bar, and are donated to local food banks.
From Filoli.org
See other interesting events in San Carlos. You may also check the main calendar for the dates of these, or to save them on your personal calendar.
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