Cloudview Farms celebrates summer, sunflowers, and community
Members of the community browse local vendors selling their goods at Ephrata nonprofit Cloudview Farm’s 2nd annual Summer Sunflower Fest.
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Katie Jo Buchanan, right, leads event attendees at the Paint-a-Pot station at Cloudview Farm’s Summer Sunflower Fest. Children and adults painted their own pots and chose flowers to plant in them.
Ephrata Public Library branch supervisor Aaron Loeffelbein reads a picture book to children at Saturday’s Summer Sunflower Fest.
The entrance to a maze cut through a patch of six-foot-tall sunflowers at Cloudview Farm, which hosted Saturday’s Summer Sunflower Fest in Ephrata.
EPHRATA — Hundreds of community members came out Saturday to Cloudview Farm for the Second Annual Summer Sunflower Fest, which featured numerous local vendors, booths and activity stations for children and adults.
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