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Pumpkin Festival Sunday Oct 18th

Our annual Pumpkin Festival will be this Sunday Oct 18th from 11 – 3.

We hope the weather will cooperate with us!

Join us for hotdogs, pumpkin soup, hot cider and coffee, face painting and the haunted house! And of course we have lots of pumpkins to choose from; wee tiny ones and huge ones, orange, blue, and white ones too!

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Annual Corn Maiden Photo Contest

Each year we invite children to submit their favorite photo of themselves in the Pumpkin Patch to our Photo Contest. The “winner” is randomly selected and they receive a really big pumpkin just in time for Halloween.

So kids and moms & dads (and grandparents) send in your photo, it can be a photo copy or an original.

Corn Maiden Market
Box 16
Lumsden SK
S0G 3C0

or email
info@cornmaidenmarket.com

We can’t return the image to you (although you are welcome to pick it up after the contest), but please put your name and phone number on the back so that we can contact you if you win. Emailed photos will be deleted and not used for any other purpose.

Happy Fall!

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Lincoln Gardens Pumpkin Festival ~ October 19th

It seems to me that we just finished the Annual Corn Roast, and already people are calling the farm asking for information about the Pumpkin Festival! Eish…I hope that our customers just have such a great time at these things that they get excited months in advance, and not that they really, really want a free hotdog.

So here is the info that everyone is looking for:
Lincoln Gardens Pumpkin Festival will be held on Sunday October 19th from 11:00 – 2:00. The festival is a Customer appreciation event and is totally free of charge.

There will of course be hotdogs and Wayne’s ‘nearly famous’ pumpkin squash soup. There will also be games for the kiddies & face painting. Children who come in costume will get a halloween treat, so dress up those little ones for the day! The haunted house & strawbale maze will be in full swing and there are all sorts of pumpkins to choose from. Bring your family to take a photo, enjoy a hotdog and some soup, choose your Halloween pumpkin or some beautiful gourds to decorate your home with!

When planning your family’s fall fun outing, don’t forget that the attractions at Lincoln Gardens Pumpkin Patch are always completely free of charge. Lincoln Gardens’ Pumpkin Patch has been a local tradition for over 20 years! Make our Pumpkin Patch part of your family’s fall tradition!

have a look at the Lincoln Gardens official website for the Corn Maiden Market for more information and photos of the Pumpkin Patch.

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Lumsden Scarecrow Festival ~ Sept 26th – 27th

The town of Lumsden is once again hosting the Scarecrow and Pumpkin Festival. It is fun for all of the residents and visitors to our valley town. Citizens create wacky and imaginative Scarecrows to decorate the town with and then go around to see what their neighbours and friends came up with.

Here is the schedule:
Sept 26th
Scarecrow Judging 9:00 am
Pumpkin Drop off at Park 6:00pm
Pumpkin Judging 6:00pm
Pumpkin Walk 7:00pm
Family & Pumpkin Story Telling 7:30pm

Saturday Sept 27th
Pancake Breakfast 8:30 – 10:00 am
Market 10 – 4:00pm
People Movers 10- 4:00 pm
Bench Collaboration Auction 1:00pm
Entertainment 12 – 4:00pm
Pumpkin Catapult 4:00pm

Of course as the largest growers of pumpkins in our area, we always donate some pumpkins for the Pumpkin Catapult. And this year we will have a Scarecrow themed Haunted House on the farm.

The Pumpkin Patch will be open also, so if you need a pumpkin to carve for the contest you know where to find one!

Have a Happy Fall!

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pumpkin patch



pumpkin patch, originally uploaded by kimsakundiak.

wow…thats a lot of pumpkins!!

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halloween



halloween, originally uploaded by kimsakundiak.

We sell traditional Mexican Day of the Dead decorations at the Pumpkin Patch

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Lincoln Gardens Pumpkin Patch

Did you know that our Pumpkin Patch is the largest in Saskatchewan? Lincoln Gardens has been providing a fun family halloween destination for well over 20 years!

We grow so many varieties of pumpkins from wee little ornamental ones to huge 100lb beauties. We also grow blue, white, tan, warty, and other interesting types that will make your family fall display extra fun.

In Saskatchewan it is impossible to offer a ‘u-pick’ pumpkin patch due to our weather conditions. Pumpkins can not handle any frost, so once the temperature dips in October pumpkins must be kept in a heated environment and not left out in the field. Each year the Lincoln Gardens yard and store are filled with pumpkins so that families can easily choose the one they want and take some great photos while they are here.

And if pumpkins are not enough fun for you we also have a haunted house, straw bale maze and children’s ‘not so haunted forest’. The pumpkin forest is suitable for the little ones, while the haunted house is more for kids over 8 years. Unlike some pumpkin patches, we don’t charge an entrance fee or admission to any of the pumpkin patch attractions.

So start planning your family visit to Lincoln’s Pumpkin Patch, if you have not been here before, we are certain that you will be surprised by the number of pumpkins we offer!

Pumpkin Patch is open daily from Mid-late September to October 31st.

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School Tours & Birthday Parties

It is getting close to school tour season. We offer tours during the week days (not wednesday however). Groups must be accompanied while on the farm, so schools need to book in advance so that we are able to schedule staff to guide the group.

Children love coming during pumpkin season, and this year we will also have strawberries in September, so early groups could have a berry picking tour if they choose.

We do charge a fee for tours, $5 per child, and we require the group to bring enough adults to properly supervise the children while on the farm.

Usually we start the tour by looking at the river and then the closest fields to see what we grow on the farm and talk a little about the irrigation, planting, picking etc. Then we take the kids on a walk through the bush to see the bee hives and back to the farm store if they want to take pictures in the pumpkins and play in the maze.

Most schools don’t book enough time to really get a feel of the farm so it is a bit rushed. And really, most kids could care less, as long as they get to play in the maze.

We also offer birthday party bookings, and can arrange for games and crafts if the parent wants.

Call the farm at 731-3133 or visit the Corn Maiden Market websitefor more information

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