Vineyarders Welcome Fall at Living Local Harvest Festival
Nothing says fall more than a good old-fashioned pumpkin carving.
Nothing says fall more than a good old-fashioned pumpkin carving.
Showing off the fruits of her labor.
Showing off the fruits of her labor.
Island musicians played throughout the day.
Island musicians played throughout the day.
Hot fresh popcorn on a rainy October day.
Hot fresh popcorn on a rainy October day.
George Hartman welcomed all to the Antique Power Museum.
George Hartman welcomed all to the Antique Power Museum.
It takes two to work the vintage apple press.
It takes two to work the vintage apple press.
Morning Glory Farm supplied autumnal baked goods and produce.
Morning Glory Farm supplied autumnal baked goods and produce.
The annual event has come to celebrate the past, present and future of the Island.
The annual event has come to celebrate the past, present and future of the Island.
Old plastic water bottles were recycled into miniature planters.
Old plastic water bottles were recycled into miniature planters.
Rooted cuttings and dahlias to be brought home.
Rooted cuttings and dahlias to be brought home.
Sun dried tomatoes and basil on focaccia to warm a dreay day.
Sun dried tomatoes and basil on focaccia to warm a dreay day.
Heading to the compost pile.
Heading to the compost pile.
Despite the rain the Living Local Harvest Fest was in full swing at the Agricultural Hall in West Tisbury. The festival focused this year on reduce, reuse and recycle.