Pennsylvania's Big Winter Gathering Returns with Food, Fun and Education
Every January, thousands of people flock to Harrisburg for the annual Pennsylvania Farm Show, one of the state's largest winter events. For eight days starting January 10th, the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center will host a spectacular array of food, competition, and education that draws over half a million visitors each year.
The event brings together an incredible range of activities, from sampling local cuisine at the expansive Farm Show Food Court to watching live cooking demonstrations. Competitors will also take part in thousands of agricultural events, showcasing their skills in everything from livestock judging to baking and fiber arts. Visitors can explore more than one million square feet of exhibits that offer hands-on experiences of agriculture across the state.
Fans of the show won't be disappointed with the return of fan-favorite attractions like the iconic 1,000-pound butter sculpture, alongside demonstrations and showcases highlighting Pennsylvania's rich agricultural heritage.
The theme of this year's event is "Growing a Nation," officially kicking off America250PA celebrations that recognize Pennsylvania's pivotal role in the country's founding and its future. The show runs daily from January 10th to 17th with free general admission.
For those planning to visit, be sure to check out more information at farmshow.pa.gov. Whether you're a foodie, an agriculture enthusiast or just looking for something fun to do with your family, the Pennsylvania Farm Show is not to be missed.
Every January, thousands of people flock to Harrisburg for the annual Pennsylvania Farm Show, one of the state's largest winter events. For eight days starting January 10th, the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center will host a spectacular array of food, competition, and education that draws over half a million visitors each year.
The event brings together an incredible range of activities, from sampling local cuisine at the expansive Farm Show Food Court to watching live cooking demonstrations. Competitors will also take part in thousands of agricultural events, showcasing their skills in everything from livestock judging to baking and fiber arts. Visitors can explore more than one million square feet of exhibits that offer hands-on experiences of agriculture across the state.
Fans of the show won't be disappointed with the return of fan-favorite attractions like the iconic 1,000-pound butter sculpture, alongside demonstrations and showcases highlighting Pennsylvania's rich agricultural heritage.
The theme of this year's event is "Growing a Nation," officially kicking off America250PA celebrations that recognize Pennsylvania's pivotal role in the country's founding and its future. The show runs daily from January 10th to 17th with free general admission.
For those planning to visit, be sure to check out more information at farmshow.pa.gov. Whether you're a foodie, an agriculture enthusiast or just looking for something fun to do with your family, the Pennsylvania Farm Show is not to be missed.