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5th Annual Harford County PawPaw Celebration
September 28 @ 12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
This event has been an amazing success thanks to all of you and our partners, so for the 5th Annual PawPaw Celebration we’ll continue to make it even better than before! Like many of you, we look forward to the short season of the delicious native PawPaw fruit that grows right here in Harford County, Maryland! This is the perfect opportunity to enjoy them in the best way possible, a limited, special batch of Broom’s Bloom ICE CREAM! This unique Broom’s Bloom flavor will only be available while supplies last. It is being made from real PawPaw fruit grown and just picked by Deep Run PawPaw Orchard. You won’t want to miss this opportunity because the fruit is only ripe for a few weeks each year!
To make the day even more special, from 12pm-3pm, or while supplies last, we will have lots of PawPaw related items available such as a limited selection of whole fruit for purchase to take home and try / plant seeds, stickers featuring the local butterfly that uses the PawPaw tree as its host- the Zebra Swallowtail, special PawPaw related art prints, PawPaw jewelry, free coloring book pages for kids, and young PawPaw trees you can buy and plant in your own backyard from Kollar Nursery.
As with last year, we will also offer a limited supply of PawPaw Lemonade bottles made by Western Maryland Lemonade, PawPaw Jam, PawPaw baked goods, plus we might have a few new surprises!
From 2-4pm we will have a live bluegrass band!
Of course there is also a great selection of tasty food items with many local ingredients and all of Broom’s Bloom’s other famous ice cream flavors.
*Proceeds from PawPaw related sales will support the work of Susquehannock Wildlife Society and your local wildlife!
*PawPaw and many other wild foods should only be consumed in limited quantities. Each person’s body may react differently to trying a new food.
* Event made possible by a Tourism Grant from the Harford County Office of Community & Economic Development