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In Full Bloom
Source: Town Topics · Jul 22, 2026, 4:00 AM
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Terhune Orchards in Princeton celebrated the arrival of spring with its inaugural Flower Festival, bringing together the community for a day filled with seasonal blooms and farm-fresh activities.
The event featured live music performances, pick-your-own flower opportunities, and local food offerings. According to Town Topics, attendees shared their favorite floral selections in the publication's Town Talk section, capturing the enthusiasm and engagement of visitors who came to celebrate the orchards' flowering season and connect with their local agricultural heritage.
Key points
- Terhune Orchards held its first-ever Flower Festival last Sunday with strong community attendance
- The festival featured live music, farm fresh food, and pick-your-own flower picking opportunities
- Attendees shared their favorite flowers in Town Topics' Town Talk reader feedback section
- The event celebrates the seasonal blooms and agricultural traditions of the historic local orchard
FAQ
- What activities were available at the Terhune Orchards Flower Festival?
- The festival offered live music performances, pick-your-own flower picking, and farm fresh food and fare for visitors to enjoy throughout the day.
- Where is Terhune Orchards located?
- Terhune Orchards is located in Princeton, New Jersey, and is a historic local farm that hosts community events and seasonal activities for visitors.
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