Festival Events and Contests
The Kids Zone. This area features moon bounces, pony rides, a petting zoo and various other kid themed activities. Admission to this area is free to children 12 and under with a paid admission into the festival.
Entertainment stage. The stage features bluegrass, country and Gospel music from local entertainers. Cloggers and various other dance troops from the region participate as well.
Crafter's Valley. This area features juried artist and crafters from around the United States displaying their handiwork. Items include pottery, paintings, woodcrafts, handmade jewellery and other fine crafts. Most items are for sale and some exhibitors also give a demonstration of creating their work.
Home and Community Booth Area. This area features exhibitors displaying information and products from both home based businesses and community businesses and industry
Apple Pie Eating Contest. Participants see who can eat the most McDonald's apple pies in a set amount of time.
Little Miss Apple Blossom. Girls 5–10 years of age compete for the titles of Little Miss Apple Blossom and Jr. Miss Apple Blossom. Each contestant dresses in their a farm or country girl outfit. Unlike a traditional Beauty contest, judging is based on costume and presentation. Prizes consist of various cash prizes as well as trophies sand gift certificates.
Apple Dessert Contest. Participants submit their best apple based dessert for an opportunity to win various prizes.
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