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Celtic Samhain (pronounced SOW-en) Harvest Celebration
What do Woolly Yak Ranch and the Celtic nations have in common?
Harvest. Shaggy animals. Good food. And an excellent reason to celebrate!
Still celebrated today, Samhain—pronounced SOW-en, like “cow”—has roots stretching back centuries. It marks the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter, when livestock traditionally returned from their summer pastures. Samhain also helped shape many of the Halloween traditions we know today.
Around here, we have plenty of harvest, plenty of woolly animals—and we never pass up an opportunity to celebrate with good wine, Irish dancers and Babydoll sheep!
Join us October 24 & 25 from 11 AM–7 PM for our Celtic Samhain Harvest Festival!
Irish dancers
Celtic folklore storytelling
Celtic-inspired food specials
Up-close feedings with our woolly crew
Family scavenger hunt
Traditional Irish and Celtic-inspired kids’ crafts
CELTIC SAMHAIN HARVEST FESTIVAL
Saturday, October 24 | 11 AM–7 PM
Sunday, October 25 | 11 AM–7 PM
Celebrate the end of the harvest season with Irish dancing, Celtic folklore, Celtic-inspired food and memorable encounters with our woolly animals.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24
11:30 AM — Up-Close Woolly Yak Feeding — $7
1 PM — Irish Dancers — Complimentary
TBD — Celtic Folklore & Storytelling — Complimentary
4 PM — Grand Ranch Tour — $17
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25
11:30 AM — Up-Close Woolly Yak Feeding — $7
1 PM — Irish Dancers — Complimentary
TBD — Celtic Folklore & Storytelling — Complimentary
4 PM — Grand Ranch Tour — $17
ALL-DAY ACTIVITIES-Both days
Babydoll Southdown Sheep Feeding — Complimentary feed
Family Harvest Scavenger Hunt — Complimentary
Traditional Irish & Celtic-Inspired Kids’ Crafts — Complimentary
Celtic-Inspired Food Specials — Available for purchase
Admission and parking are free.
Woolly Yak Ranch & Winery
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