Harmony Co-op Harvest Fair 2024

Join us in celebrating everything LOCAL, from farm-fresh delights to locally crafted products!

 

Save the date: Harmony Harvest Fair, Tuesday, September 10th, featuring a vibrant lineup of events throughout the afternoon and evening.

 

2pm-6pm: Immerse yourself in our Farmer’s Market with Local Farmers & Producers, where you can connect directly with those who grow and craft the food you love and even buy directly from the farmers and producers.

 

3pm-6pm: Explore our Instore Sampling robust local products by our knowledgeable staff. A delightful opportunity to experience the best of local cuisine.

 

4pm-6pm: Let the Live Music set the tone as you enjoy festive Pumpkin Painting, Kids Activities, and much more. Get into the fall spirit and savor the community atmosphere!

 

As a heartfelt thank-you to our incredible community, we’re offering a special 10% discount at the till throughout the day!

 

Experience the essence of local products, the dedication, and hard work that go into creating what you love. Don’t miss the heartwarming celebration of LOCAL at the Harmony Harvest Fair! See you there!

 

Local Musicians: Doyle Turner. Doyle is an Americana singer/songwriter from the White Earth Nation. Doyle features lyrics that find you where you are with a warm voice that guides you home. Listen here www.doyleturner.com

 

Mural Unveiling: This summer, Mary Therese engaged the tweens and teens at the Bemidji Boys and Girls Club in the creation of the “Tree of Life” mural which will be installed on the exterior wall of the Harmony Co-op. The unveiling will occur at Harmony’s Fall Festival on September 10th, 2024 @ 4:15pm.

 

Universally, the Tree of Life is a symbol of unity, connection, and strength. The mural is intended to draw attention to our diverse population of the region as it serves to build self-esteem, creativity and a sense of belonging for community youth by having their artwork part of this public mural.

 

Making the mural accessible to everyone, inspires conversations, engages people, and helps to aesthetically enhance and uplift our Bemidji community.

 

Mary Therese is a fiscal year 2024 recipient of a Creative Individuals grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board. This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Minnesota State Arts Board thanks to a legislative appropriation by the Minnesota State Legislature, and by a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.

 

 

We strive to host inclusive, accessible events that enable all individuals, including those with disabilities, to fully engage. Accessible parking, gender-neutral bathrooms, barrier-free pathways, and other accommodations will be provided. Service animals are welcome, and we’ll have allergen information and various dietary options available.