We will be having the event at the Kingsburg Historical Park (see more details below). Parking is at the High School parking lot just west of the venue. Watch for the signs. There is parking at the Historical Park for those with limited mobility or to drop off those needing extra assistance.
There will be other fresh produce available for purchase besides stone fruit such as vegetables and melons. There will be interesting and educational demonstrations throughout the event including docents from the Kingsburg Historical Park available to give tours.
Ticket Sales have begun and will end on Friday June 21st. Pre-purchased tickets are $8.00. You will receive an e-ticket by email. We suggest printing it out when you receive it and keeping it handy for the event entry. You will also have the option of pre-purchasing paper bags to be picked up at the entry gate.
Ripe for Pickin' will provide musical entertainment this year. The Raging Grannies return after their rousing debut last year.
$10 per person at the gate. Children 12 and under free with paid adult. Fruit bags will be available for purchase for $10. Pre-purchased bags must be picked up at the entry gate. Free Entry for one person with EBT card.
There will be fruit tasting this year. Volunteers are always needed to cut the fruit. Volunteers receive free entry and bag of fruit.
The Organic Stone Fruit Jubilee is celebrating its 16th year! The event features fruit tasting and buying of fresh produce from local small farms. Many participating farmers specialize in growing delicious varieties of nectarines, peaches, plums, pluots, apriums, and apricots. Kid-friendly activities as well as food and beverage booths make this an educational and fun event. Many of the favorites will return with the addition of air-conditioned spaces available to escape the summer heat.
We are adding new small farms to our list of growers. Many of the original farmers are now retired. Also there are less and less small stone fruit growers available to participate, hence the addition of other produce. The Kingsburg Historical Park offers a nearby location for many of the participating farmers. You can check it out at Kingsburg Historical Park.
Naylor Organics. Mike and Nori have been farming organically since the 1980s. They specialize in tree-ripened peaches. They are retiring after this season, so if you want to get a taste of their delicious fruit, don't miss this event.
Kingsburg Historical Park
2321 Sierra Street, Kingsburg , CA 93631
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