35th Annual Blueberry Festival

Kickoff your summer in the birthplace of the blueberry! (For real, Elizabeth Coleman White and Dr. Frederick Coville developed the first crop of blueberries here in 1916). So many blueberries: take home a pint or a flat, pick berries fresh on the original heritage plants, eat them in locally made pies, muffins, cakes, jams, preserves, fried, blueberry drinks, blueberry wine, cider, syrup, kids pie eating contest and so much more. Activities include music, art show, vendors, crafts, antique tractors, general store, food and more. This is an old fashioned farm festival in the Pines that you won’t want to miss. Entry fee is $5 per car. More information at www.whitesbog.org.