Recently a portion of the upper level has been converted to a modern wood shop. The Harvest Festival begins the end of September and continues on weekends only through the end of October. The farm is open to the public for all to enjoy. In addition to the farm itself there are various artist and craftsmen to demonstrate and display their work. The exhibitors come by invitation and are invited to make the festival represent pioneer crafts and pioneer life.
Crafters vary from weekend to weekend.
There is food and fun as well. We will have thousands of pumpkins for sale along with other fall decorations such as straw, corn stalks, indian corn and gourds. Also available will be honey, jams, jellies, soaps and many other various items. The farm is busy during the week with educational tours and visits to the pumpkin patch. Zimmerman's Kill Creek Farm Created by Karen Zimmerman.