In northwest Ohio, historic Sauder Village will be pouring the juice of the apple and a lot more at Saturday's Fall on the Farm and Bluegrass Festival. You'll learn about shelling corn, beating rugs, making butter and noodles, gathering eggs, peeling and drying apples, cider pressing and packing apples in barrels for the winter. There also will be cross-stitch classes, sewing and quilting stations, bobbin lace making, spelldowns, a straw tunnel and soap making. Just to be on a farm is something kids don't get to do today. Also, this is a multigenerational day.
Kids can come with parents and parents can bring their parents.
Folk musician Les Gustafson-Zook will be playing songs of the pioneers throughout the afternoon. Meanwhile, bluegrass music will fill the air courtesy of the area's finest fiddlers. Services in St. Mark's, the small village church, will celebrate the Harvest Home Season, as was historically done in rural areas. Go left to Route 108. Go left on 66 to State Route 2.