Heritage Apple Day

Andy Schildhorn • September 30, 2015

This Saturday October 3rd, head out to Allard Crescent in the Heritage Area for Heritage Apple Day! You’ll be able to learn about the important part apples played in Fort Langley’s history, and sample different heritage apples that aren’t available in supermarkets. There will be great activities and games for kids to join, as well as […] The post Heritage Apple Day appeared first on Andy Schildhorn, PREC.

This Saturday October 3rd, head out to Allard Crescent in the Heritage Area for Heritage Apple Day! You’ll be able to learn about the important part apples played in Fort Langley’s history, and sample different heritage apples that aren’t available in supermarkets. There will be great activities and games for kids to join, as well as historical walking tours and thrilling re-enactments. It looks like the weather will hold up this weekend, as well!

Saturday, October 3rd at Allard Crescent, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m

 

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