Turnip the Beet

Join Rogue Valley Farm to School for a summer evening of music, food, and fun at Fry Family Farm! Enjoy live performances by Los Mapaches (cumbia), Allison Scull & Victor Martin (folk/jazz), and Chasing Keridwyn (bluegrass) while you soak up the beautiful farm atmosphere. Delicious food will be available for purchase from Mary Jane Bento (Indonesian and Hawaiian) and Food Paradise (street tacos and more!). This family-friendly night will feature free activities for kids, local beverages, a silent auction, and a raffle. New this year, we’re excited to host a Local Foods Showcase—shop and sample handmade treats from talented food artisans across the Rogue Valley. Bring your family, your appetite, and your love for local food and music — we can't wait to celebrate with you at the farm! Gates open at 4 pm $25 admission per adult, kids are free and must be accompanied by a ticket-holding adult. Food and beverages are available for purchase. Please leave your pets at home Bring blankets or chairs to set up on the lawn. No reserved seating is available. 100% of proceeds benefit Rogue Valley Farm to School Rogue Valley Farm to School ( RVF2S)is dedicated to educating children about our food system through hands-on farm and garden programs and increasing the amount of local food served in school meals. We are committed to cultivating healthier children, caring for our ecosystem, and helping our farmers and the Rogue Valley to thrive. RVF2S has become a leader in farm-to-school education in the state, serving as Southern Oregon’s regional hub in Farm to School and School Garden education, as well as the regional hub for procuring local food from local farmers to be served in school meals. Currently, Rogue Valley Farm to School provides procurement support to eight school districts in Southern Oregon, helping to develop funding streams to purchase local food, connecting schools to farmers, and increasing the amount of healthy food in local school meals. Rogue Valley Farm to School's education and procurement programs serve more than 5,000 students annually in Jackson and Josephine County.