The Pumpkin Smash!

The Pumpkin Smash!

Saturday, November 1st, the Pumpkin Smash returns to Hager’s Farm Market on the Mohawk Trail in Shelburne! Bring those Halloween pumpkins and jack-o-lanterns to us, make a donation to Franklin County 4-H, and we’ll drop your pumpkin from about 30 feet up on to a cement slab. If a piece of your pumpkin travels farther than anyone else’s, you could win a cash prize! There’s also a huge raffle with dozens of prizes. And all proceeds benefit Franklin County 4-H. The Pumpkin Smash runs from 11am to 2pm. See you there!

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