Check out these Sonoma County pumpkin events while you can! October 17-18 and October 24-25 — Tolay Fall Festival. In a season full of hay rides and pumpkin patches, this annual family event stands out, offering all that and more: a straw maze, gunnysack races, a pumpkin seed spitting contest, a barnyard animal petting area, a replica of a Native American village, demonstrations of archery, fly fishing and astronomy — and that’s still not a complete list.

Hours are 11 a. Cute Ftp Professional V8.0.7. m. $5 for adults; $3 for children 12 and younger. Tolay Regional Park, 5869 Lakeville Highway, Petaluma. October 24 — “Pumpkins on Pikes.” Here’s something a little different. The festivities start at 2 p.m. With food, music and pumpkin carving.

Participants the chance to display their Jack-O-Lantern on a pike in the corn field. When the sun goes down the pumpkins are lit. Bring carving tools, a blanket if you’re staying after dark, and favorite dessert if you’re participating in the dessert potluck. Admission: $20; children age 6 and under free; $10 barbecue plate available for dinner. No dogs, please. Tara Firma Farms, 3796 I St, Petaluma.

Many local pumpkin patches provide lots of family fun with local seasonal produce options available right at the patch! Check out these local farms and seasonal. Check out our list of Northern Ohio Pumpkin patches and places to enjoy a fall hayride. LUCAS COUNTY: Fleitz Pumpkin. Hayrides to the pumpkin patch each.