2007 Festival Photos
Enjoy these pictures from the Heritage Harvest Festivals in 2007. This first annual festival was very well attended and enjoyed by all. Recent festivals have brought the Backyard Revolution, with demonstrations of traditional farm skills, music and more.
- Lady Smiling at HHF
- Tasting Tables
- Tables of Tomatoes
- Tables of Tomatoes
- Festival Goers Enjoy Tastings
- Lady Tasting
- Andrea and Edmund at HHF
- Yellow and Orange Peppers
- Yellow Peppers
- Orange/Yellow Peppers
- Red Peppers
- Red Bell Peppers
- Red Cherry Peppers
- Purple Bell Peppers
- Orange Bell Peppers
- Chinese Five Color hot peppers
- Green Peppers
- Red Peppers
- Tequila Sunrise Peppers
- Hungarian Wax Peppers
- Tomato Tasting
- Pepper Tasting
- Green Peppers
- Red Peppers
- Basket of Tomatoes
- Yellow Bell Cherry Tomatoes
- Red Cherry Tomatoes
- Tomatoes!
- Rouge Vif D’Etampes pumpkin – also known as Cinderella. A French heirloom first brought to the U.S. in 1883.
- Galeux d’Eysines – a French heirloom winter squash
- This event is kid friendly!
- Enjoying the View
- Southern Exposure Seed Exchange
- A local Master Gardener volunteer
- Local Pumpkins and Flowers
- Tomato Tasting Table
- Sweet Peppers!
- A chef from Whole Foods was one of the cooking demonstrations.
- Whole Foods
- Whole Foods chef prepares for tastings
- Local apples for tasting.
- Tomatoes for the tastings.
- Ira Wallace of Southern Exposure Seed Exchange gives advice on gardening with heirlooms.
- Jeff McCormack presents on seed saving
- Peter Hatch spoke about the historic grounds and gardens of Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello.
- Local nurseries selling plants suited to our region.
- Hand-made, local crafts.
- Pumpkins and squash, watermelons and lots and lots of tomatoes. All fresh, local, seasonal produce.
- A variety of heirloom popcorn varieties.
- Tasting tables included local cheeses
- Young Girl in Kids Corner
- Tasting Tables
- Twin Oaks Community Foods
- Colorful Peppers
- Tomatoes and peppers to be cut up for the tastings.
- A local goat farmer provided goat kabobs




































































