1. INDIAN SPRINGS FARM offers a glimpse of life as it was lived 200 years ago. Restoration continues on log buildings and fiber is spun from the farm’s own sheep, goats, llamas and natural colored angora goats that continue to win National acclaim. Great Pyrenees, colorful peacocks and herb and flower gardens will make a visit to Indian Springs Farm an unforgettable experience. (This venue will be canceled if raining.) Only open from 1pm - 5pm.
2. SAYERSBROOK BISON RANCH
Take an extraordinary tour of the 2500 acre bison ranch at either 10:00 am or 3:00 pm. There will be food available for purchase after 11:30. Tours are $12.50 for adults and $6.50 for children under 12. Take a free drive through and visit the Country Store, the Pavilion at Lake SayersBrook, where there will be small animals for petting, and a view of the bison. Enjoy a wine tasting with the award winning selections of Missouri wines from
BARDENHEIER WINE CELLARS.
3. EDG-CLIF FARMS & VINEYARD
Tour the beautiful organic vegetable and flower gardens on the way to the vineyards! Edg-Clif chambourcin grape vines promise some of the best Missouri wines. Edg-Clif will be open from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm on Saturday and Sunday. The last tour each day will begin at 3:00 pm.
4. MISTY GLEN FARM hosts a festival on Saturday. Experience authentic country activities including cow milking, horse-drawn wagon rides, plowing with old-time equipment or horse-drawn plows.
5. COUNTRY CORNER ANTIQUES & FLORIST
In Potosi stop in and turn back the pages of time and stroll down memory lane as you view the hand picked antiques. You will also find thousands of home grown garden mums, homemade fudge, fresh flowers, home decor and unique gift items. If weather permits, there will also be a "Junk Jubilee" on the parking lot with invited vendors. Bring your camera to take family pictures in front of the antique wagons.
6. WASHINGTON COUNTY SADDLE CLUB
Since the 1950’s, the Washington County Saddle Club has promoted equestrian sportsmanship by hosting fun shows, horse related clinics and other opportunities for the horse lover and the general public.
This non-profit organization gives away a pony each year to a local child who signs up during one of its events. It hosts one of the largest American Family Rodeos in the area.Our schedule and contact
information is on Facebook under Washco Saddleclub.
7. WASHINGTON COUNTY FARMER'S MARKET provides the area with locally grown fruits, vegetables and plants throughout the summer. Opens at 7:00 a.m. Information for the Farm Tour will be available throughout the day. (Home Grown HEADQUARTERS)
SPRINGBROOK FLORAL FARM has home-grown mums and other perennials, vegetables, fruits, pumpkins, hay stalks and other seasonal plants and ornamentals for sale. John Held is one of the area’s leading growers and a mainstay at the Washington County Farmers Market. Springbrook Farm will be participating at the Farmer’s Market.
8. Caledonia’s FARMHOUSE 1807
(as featured in Country Living) will have both an artisans’ and local farmers’ markets. Specialty items available include alpacas, Dexter cow, Heirloom chickens, and sheep to view. Available for purchase will be veggies, seasonal produce, jellies, antiques, home spun yarn, and knitted products.
MARY WILSON, MASTER GARDENER will be participating at Farmhouse 1807.
9. C & C ALPACA FARM has ten beautiful
alpacas on the farm and fiber for sale.
Open from 10am - 4pm.
