Welcome to the Pennsylvania Lavender Festival

The Little Red Tractor by Nancy Marshall

The Little Red Tractor by Nancy Marshall

“…if I can’t get to the lavender fields of Provence, in France, Willow Pond Farm in Fairfield, Pa., will do just fine.” —The New York Times, July 26, 2008

Latest from the Festival

Jan 18, 2012
2012 Festival To Be Held June 15-17

Mark your calendars and start making plans! Our 11th Festival will be Father’s Day weekend, June 15-17, 2012. On-site admission will be $8.00 (children 12 and under attend for free). Advance Sale Discount Tickets will be available online later this winter for $25.00. Like us on Facebook or subscribe to our e-mail newsletter below for first notice of ticket sales and workshop registrations.

Jan 17, 2012
In Memory of Nancy Marshall

We are sad to share that Nancy Marshall, who so graciously allowed us to use her original artwork “The Little Red Tractor” for our 2011 promotional materials, passed away on August 4, 2011, after an extended illness. Read more about Nancy.

Aug 3, 2011
Thank You for Attending the 2011 Festival

Thanks to everyone who attended this year’s festival, to our vendors, and to our fabulous volunteers! Check out 2011 photos — thanks to Kimberly Lucas — at photos.palavenderfestival.com.


Visit Willow Pond Farm

The home of the Pennsylvania Lavender Festival is a year-round herb farm.

Advance Ticket Sales & Workshop Registrations

Advance ticket sales and workshop registration for 2012 will open by March 2012. Advance Sale Discount Tickets will be $25; regular admission is $8.

Our advance sales ticket is good for: festival admission; a picnic lunch of a sandwich or salad, chips, lavender cookies or brownies and a drink; a $5.00 bunch of cut-your-own lavender; and a 5% discount on all purchases from the Willow Pond Farm shop, greenhouse, and lavender tent. All that for only $25.00!

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A Note about Accessibility

Willow Pond Farm is a working farm with unpaved pathways. It is accessible, but there is uneven terrain on the grounds and in the gardens. Most of the festival's activities are held within a manageable area for people with limited mobility. There is shade and chairs for sitting, as well as an accessible portable bathroom.

Service animals only during the Festival — no pets allowed.