RAIN OR SHINE!

Join us at the Davidson County Farm Tour 2026

Enjoy a day trip to meet local farmers and tour their beautiful farms on the Davidson County Farm Tour.

Join us for a crisp autumn adventure at the 6th Annual Davidson County Farm Tour on October 3, 2026! As the leaves begin to turn and the air carries that unmistakable fall freshness, we’re excited to welcome you to a beautiful collection of farms, both within our county and beyond. Each stop offers a unique glimpse into the heart of our local food system during one of the most vibrant seasons on the farm.

This year’s tour continues to highlight several first generation farmers, passionate growers who are just beginning their journeys. There’s something especially powerful about visiting farms in the fall, when months of hard work come to life in harvest. You’ll see firsthand the dedication it takes to build a farm from the ground up, from nurturing healthy soil to preparing for the changing seasons. Learn about their crops, livestock, and the stories that make each farm one of a kind.

As you explore these working farms, please remember not to touch or pet the animals unless given permission. While some farms may have friendly animals you can interact with, always check with the farmer before approaching any livestock.

By joining the Davidson County Farm Tour, you’re supporting local agriculture at a meaningful time of year. Fall is a season of gathering, gratitude, and community, and this tour is your chance to connect with the people who grow your food, appreciate the land, and celebrate the rich agricultural heritage of our region.

So grab your flannel, mark your calendar, and come experience the beauty, bounty, and warmth of fall on the farm. We can’t wait to welcome you!

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Planning Tips to Remember:

Respect tour hours – The Farm Tour takes place on Saturday, October 3, 2026, from 1–5 p.m., rain or shine. Please plan to arrive within these hours—farms will not be open before or after.

Choose your route – Tours range from guided to self-guided, and you’re free to visit farms in any order. With so much to see, it’s best to plan ahead—most guests can comfortably visit 2–3 farms, spending about 1–2 hours at each. Pick a few that spark your interest and enjoy the journey at your own pace.

Your Farm Pass – Your Eventbrite ticket or sticker serves as your car pass and covers everyone in your vehicle. That means friends, family, neighbors—pile in and make a day of it! One pass gets your whole group into every farm on the tour. (Cyclists are welcome too—just one pass per group.)

No pets, please – For the safety of farm animals and guests, pets are not allowed on the tour.

Bring a cooler – Fall harvest season means plenty of farm-fresh goodies! Many farms will have produce, meats, and handmade items available for purchase, so bring a cooler with ice to take home the best of the season.

Dress for the farm – Think layers, boots, and comfort. Expect uneven ground, open fields, and possibly muddy paths depending on the weather. Don’t forget essentials like water, sunscreen, snacks, and maybe a light jacket for that autumn breeze.

Capture the day – Snap photos, make memories, and share your experience! Tag your posts with #davidsoncountyfarms and follow along on Instagram and Facebook @davidsoncountyfood.

Enjoy the sights, flavors, and colors of fall—we’re so glad you’re joining us!

EVENT DATE

Saturday, October 3, 2026
•1pm to 5 pm•

Early Bird Price $5 (by September 18th)
Car Pass $10 after September 18th. Good for a full carload of people.

Volunteer

Proceeds goes towards Davidson County Local Food Network, working to build a stronger local food economy and healthy communities. Building access to healthy food for everyone.

Participating Farms

Saturday Farms

Coming Soon!

Sunday Farms