Join the Wyckoff Farmhouse Museum for its 7th annual Breukelen Country Fair, celebrating the harvest season and Brooklyn’s rich agricultural history. Bring the whole family for a day-long extravaganza of local growing, hands-on homesteading, and creativity that turns the traditional harvest festival on its ear and boasts an array of games, crafts, local food, music, demonstrations, and family-friendly workshops.

Celebrate Brooklyn’s rich history of growing with a local pop-up farmer’s market, seed swap, plant talks, composting demo homesteading workshops, and planting activities. Get your hands in the dirt, plant some seeds, press some cider, or have your face painted. Learn about colonial and urban homesteading with demonstrations of fiber arts, wampum making, or soap crafting.

Feast on farm fresh food, locally sourced snacks and other homemade treats from the Wyckoff farm. Finish off the day with a tour of New York City’s oldest house, built in 1652.

Admission is free. Paid tickets are required for some activities and to purchase goods or food. Paid tickets and pony passes can only be purchased at the fair.

For more details and to reserve your free tickets to the 7th Annual Breukelen Country Fair, click: wyckoffmuseum.org/breukelen-country-fair