Nash Farm is holding their 14th Annual Spring into Nash event on Saturday, April 16, 2016. Open to the general public, this family-friendly affair is a great opportunity to learn about Grapevine’s earliest settlers, while participating in a series of fun, exciting activities designed for all ages.
Scheduled to be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Spring into Nash will feature four hours of non-stop entertainment for all attendees to enjoy. During the event, there will be plenty of free activities for people to participate in as well as select activities that will require a small fee. Everything from wood carving demonstrations, field cultivation, and jump rope making to kitchen gardening, tractor-drawn wagon rides and heritage toys will be available to all event-goers. Additionally, families will be able to pet and feed farm animals, watch wood-burning stove demonstrations and view the work of blacksmiths.
Since it was established in 1859, Nash Farm has been a staple with the Grapevine community. It’s the oldest operating farmstead in Tarrant County and widely appreciated by locals. To discover what makes it so special, we encourage to attend the 14th Annual Spring into Nash event. With so much to see and do, we guarantee you’ll have a wonderful time.