Pawpaw Festival in York

The Horn Farm Center for
Agricultural Education and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center will
present the 18th annual York County Pawpaw Festival from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
September 24 and 25, 2022, as part of York County Watershed Week in partnership with
the Watershed Alliance of York. All proceeds support the center’s regenerative
farming and stewardship projects and environmental education program.
Visitors can tour the regenerative
farm and pawpaw orchard, enjoy kid-friendly activities and enter a raffle. The
outdoor, family-friendly event will feature wild and cultivated varieties of
pawpaw fruit and pawpaw trees to purchase, as well as pawpaw-inspired
cookbooks, books and T-shirts. There will be local food vendors, artisans and
community organizations. Fresh produce from the Horn Farm, native plants, jams,
jellies and honey will be sold.
The Susquehanna region’s pawpaw is
the largest edible fruit native to the eastern United States. Growing
abundantly in forests across the region, they fruit from late September to
mid-October.
$5 donation requested at the door.
Location: 4945 Horn Rd., York. For more information, call 717-757-6441, email [email protected]
or visit HornFarmCenter.org/pawpawfest.