"Corn Acoustics!" Corn Maze is Open for the Season!

Sunrise on the farm

“Corn Acoustics!” Corn Maze opens for Ninth Year in Meadows of Dan, Virginia

Mountain Meadow Farm and Craft Market has announced binary option singapore that the “Corn Acoustics!” Corn Maze is now opened for the fall season in Meadows of Dan, Virginia, celebrating nine years. This year's maze design is a different theme from the usual music ones in the past. Featured in the design is a fun farm scene with a barn and silo, a friendly cow and a happy pig jumping over a smaller pig. Sue Shelor came up with the concept “Sunrise on the Farm”  and she enlisted the talent of Sarah Reyburn, a local Patrick County artist and farmer, to bring the idea to life. 

“'Get Unplugged, Get Outdoors' is the theme for the Kids in Parks Track Trail,” commented Sue Shelor, owner of Mountain Meadow Farm and Craft Market, “and we decided that it was time for a farm design to highlight our continuing agricultural use of the family farm for providing fresh vegetables. We hope we're encouraging kids to get out and visit local farms to find out how their food is grown.”

The “Corn Acoustics!” Corn Maze is a featured site on the Kids in Parks Track Trail, an initiative created by the Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation. 

“I wish everyone a safe and happy fall season,” said Sue Shelor, “and we would love to see lots of kids coming out to enjoy our farm.”

The “Corn Acoustics!” Corn Maze is open weekends through September and October, from 10 AM to 5 PM, weather permitting. For weather information cheap binary options trading contact Sue Shelor at 276-952-5568.

For more information about the maze and fall activities, contact Sue Shelor at 276-952-5568 or check the web site at www.mountainmeadowcrafts.com. For information about the Kids in Parks Track Trail program, visit the web site at kidsinparks.com.

Open for Business!

Mountain Meadow Farm and Craft Market is open for business! We opened this week, on Friday, April 4, at 10 AM. Our hours for April will be Friday, Saturday and Sunday each week from 10 AM to 5 PM until May, when we will expand our hours to Thursday to Monday 10 AM to 5 PM. 

Delicious assortment of homemade jams, jellies and chow chow.

Large selection of locally made functional pottery

Beautifully created semi-precious earrings as well as hand crafted stained glass jewelry.

We would like announce the addition of Greenberry House, moving into our building and adding handspun yarns, spinning fiber binary trading singapore, collectibles and books to our selection of quality local crafts. 

Keep a lookout for fresh asparagus and fresh eggs to be coming in here at Mountain Meadow Farm and Craft Market toward the end of the month. I hope everyone had a safe winter and we're looking forward to seeing all of our customers again this year!

Back Porch Studio Cloggers perform during Indian Summer Days

Great turnout for last weekend's Indian Summer Days at the Corn Maze. Lots of GREAT entertainment, hay wagon rides, farm animals, craft vendors, pumpkin picking, maze seekers and more. This weekend the 26th and 27th will be the last days for this year's Corn Maze. Come out and see us if you can.

LOVE found at the Corn Maze. Come out to the farm's Corn Maze and see what you might find!

Strings in the corn 2013

Compass Body Lotion, created by massage therapist Beth Kelsey from Blacksburg Virginia. Four wonderful scents, North,South, East and West. The scents are not over powering and the lotion is very silky smooth.  Contains therapeutic grade essential oils and no artificial ingredients. Come out to the shop and try our tester bottles. See for yourself how extremely nice this new lotion is.

NEW THIS MONTH

Unique New New Natural Art by Ada Diesel

Beautiful new creations have arrived here at Mountain Meadow Craft Shop. Artist Ada Diesel from Stuart Virginia embraces her love of nature in these one of a kind works of art. Ada uses recycled material as well as odd things found in the woods and fields of Southwest Virginia. Growing in her two gardens are unique species of flowers and grasses of which she preserves. This allows Ada access to all things earthly during colder times of the year. You really need to see these creations in person to appreciate the beauty and elegance each possess.