- November 23, 2024
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Preston Turner, Shawna Trost, Angelique Turner, David Turner and Julian Turner
Cooper Grisanti holds up his mini pumpkin.
Poppy McGrath, 4, prepares to feed one of the goats.
Courtney Rubendunst and Lindsey Hankinson eat pumpkin ice cream.
Fruitville Grove is open daily to sell pumpkins and fall decor.
Twins Dallas and Payton Guagnini, 5, enjoy their time at the festival after traveling from Pinellas County.
Heather Stubbs and daughters Maya, 8, and Zurie, 7, pose with their pumpkins.
Festival goers are able to paint pumpkins.
Sofia Stawki, 6, feeds the goats.
With the first weekend of October come and gone, Fruitville Grove has transformed into a fall destination. Sarasotans looking to ditch the Florida beach for a pumpkin feast can find family fun at the 31st annual Fruitville Grove Pumpkin Festival.
Held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays, the festival features activities including a kids fun zone, pony rides, pumpkin painting, hayrides and a petting zoo. Local food trunks, vendors and musicians will also be at the festival. Pumpkins are available for purchase through the market.
