We hold several major festivals and numerous events throughout the year. Our goal at Miller Farms is to provide a real family farm experience that children and adults can learn from while having fun. If you would like to hold a birthday party, family reunion, wedding reception, or other event at our farm, please contact us.

Our petting zoo is open almost all year. Learn how these animals fill a vital role in our agricultural community. And, of course, you must pet them all because they are so cute!

Spring Garden Festival
   April 1^st - June

Come and experience the magic of springtime at Miller Farms. Our Spring Garden Festival includes children's activities and educational tours against the backdrop of spring color. Daily, we pick asparagus, basil, onions, potatoes, lettuce and other fresh greens. We also have a wide variety of bedding plants, planters, and hanging baskets. Our Spring Garden Festival is bound to give you plenty of ideas for your own garden.

Fall Harvest Festival
   Labor Day - November 24^th

Are you looking for a fun-filled, action packed day for the whole family? Come and experience a real functioning family farm and harvest your own vegetables at our annual Fall Harvest Festival. We will take you on a hay ride through 180 acres of farmland where you can harvest potatoes, carrots, onions, beets, Indian corn, squash, and many other kinds of vegetables, including your very own pumpkin. We also have our annual corn maze, hay maze and pyramid, giant slide, fire truck, train, plane, pedal cars, and an Indian village as well as plenty of picnic tables for lunch. Come to Miller Farms for our annual Fall Festival and take home the family farm experience and lots of tasty vegetables that you picked yourself!

The Lonesome Traveler Bluegrass Band will be playing at Miller Farms' Fall Harvest Festival on Labor Day from 1pm to 4pm! Come see the 2^nd place winners of the prestigious 2007 Rocky Grass and Telluride Bluegrass Festivals.

The Lonesome Traveler Bluegrass Band is rooted in the great traditions of bluegrass, but their sound reflects influences from blues, rock & roll, traditional country and Celtic music. The six member band features tight 2 and 3 part harmonys from vocalists Jodi Boyce on mandolin, Dustin Scott on guitar and Ansel Foxley on resonator guitar, great fingerstyle guitar from Rick Scott, smooth fiddle from Chad Fisher and solid dawg-house bass from Evan Neal.

For more infomation on the band see the Lonesome Traveler Bluegrass Band website.

Haunted Hay Ride
   October 10^th - 31^st from Dusk-10pm

This is a tractor-pulled hayride and takes about an hour to complete. While this ride can be spooky at times, it is family-oriented and fun for all ages. The ride winds through our ghostly fields on the way to the haunted corn maze. You will see many sights and sounds, some eerie, some scary, and some that just make you laugh.