The Greytown Apple Harvest Festival
Welcome to the Greytown Apple Harvest Festival for 2025
When we were kids, Greytown was involved in this thing called Top Town - it was actually a kind of game show, where small towns competed against each other in sports and in nutty challenges.
We had no idea about any of that as kids (check the pics below, we were really little!), but what we do remember is the awesome t-shirts Greytown developed for Top Town, with this big red apple logo smack bang in the middle.
And so in the spirit of a wee bit of nostalgia, but also a great love for Greytown and for the wonder of nature’s bounty, we are really excited to be hosting the Greytown Apple Harvest Festival again this year.
>> 10am to 3pm, Easter Sunday, 20 April
>> 17 Mole St Greytown
>> Free entry
>> If Sunday is rainy, then the postponement day is Easter Monday.
>> There will be all sorts of cool stuff, loads of stalls and food trucks, games, puppy cuddles and carriage rides, plus cider and fruit wine tasting.
>>And of course you can pick your own apples and pears for $3kg :)
Isn't it time you made a delicious apple pie? Or some chutney? Or a funky new cocktail? Well - the Greytown Apple Harvest Festival would be a great place to start!
The Greytown Apple Harvest Festival is presented by Molewood Orchard with the support of our friends at Greytown Village - learn more at www.greytownvillage.com.
A colouring competition for the kids
Pick up a colouring competition from The White Swan, The Offering, Meeneez, Main Street Deli, Molewood Orchard, Aperitif and Cuckoo, colour in the Molewood Mole, and go in the draw for some great prizes.
Collect and drop off at The Offering, The White Swan, Meeneez, Aperitif, Main Street Deli, Molewood Orchard and Cuckoo
PRIZES UP FOR GRABS:
$10 voucher from The Offering
$10 voucher from The White Swan
A kids pizza from Cuckoo Pizza
A bowl of fries and a fizzy drink from Aperitif
$10 voucher from Main Street Deli
A gelato voucher from Meeneez
5kg of pick your own apples from Molewood Orchard
Getting There
The best way to visit is to park in town and walk; there will be pedestrian access on the day from Farley Ave, off West St - it is an easy walk from Main Street and there is public parking opposite the supermarket on West St and along the road. You can also drive to the orchard at 17 Mole St; parking is limited, but for those who need it, there is on-site parking and parking along the roads.
