Toronto 
Onos Farms, a family-run establishment celebrated for orchestrating spectacular flower festivals in the Fraser Valley for over 17 years, heralds the arrival of autumn with the Harrison Pumpkin Festival.
Harrison Pumpkin Festival
A unique feature of the festival is the “all-you-can-carry” pumpkin patch, offering a rich diversity of 22 pumpkin varieties. This includes unique bi-coloured pumpkins and those bearing textured surfaces like ribbed and ridged ones, perfect for both carving enthusiasts and photographers hunting for the perfect fall backdrop.
The farm promises more than just pumpkins; be ready to feast your eyes on an array of blooming dahlias, zinnias, and cosmos. The Farm Shop completes the festival vibe, stocked with fresh flowers, an array of seeds, and flower bulbs.
Harrison Pumpkin Festival
Entrance to this autumn festival is priced at $15, granting you access to unlimited pumpkins, provided you can carry them without assistance from carts or trolleys. Children below the age of two enjoy free entry.
Harrison Pumpkin Festival
The festival will feature a series of contests. Instagram enthusiasts can showcase their pumpkin carrying skills in the most imaginative ways possible, standing a chance to win day passes to the 2024 Harrison Tulip Festival. Participate by tagging @harrisonsunflowerfest and using #OnosFarmsPumpkinContest in your posts. Additionally, a pumpkin-weighing contest will determine who bags the heaviest harvest, with daily updates showcased on the festival’s website.
Food trucks stationed daily ensure visitors can refuel with scrumptious bites as they immerse in the harvest fun. Tickets can be availed online or at the gate, inviting everyone to craft precious fall memories. Note special hours on Thanksgiving, October 9, from 10 am to 3 pm.
