Upcoming events
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05-31-19 8:00 pm - 05-31-19 8:00 pmNo additional details for this event.
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06-01-19 8:00 pm - 06-01-19 8:00 pmNo additional details for this event.
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06-01-19 All day
June 1 & 2, 2019
10 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily
This marks the 35th year for this signature festival that draws hundreds of people looking to start their gardens and get closer to nature. There will be hanging baskets, bedding flats, perennials, annuals, garden artists, and of course herbs. Admission is free.
Join on us Saturday, the 2nd, for our annual "Soup at the Sawmill" luncheon. Starting at 11:30, you'll receive a handmade pottery soup bowl (which is yours to keep), homemade soup, bread, dessert and a drink for $12.
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06-02-19 2:00 pm - 06-02-19 2:00 pmNo additional details for this event.
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06-02-19 All day
June 1 & 2, 2019
10 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily
This marks the 35th year for this signature festival that draws hundreds of people looking to start their gardens and get closer to nature. There will be hanging baskets, bedding flats, perennials, annuals, garden artists, and of course herbs. Admission is free.
Join on us Saturday, the 2nd, for our annual "Soup at the Sawmill" luncheon. Starting at 11:30, you'll receive a handmade pottery soup bowl (which is yours to keep), homemade soup, bread, dessert and a drink for $12.
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06-07-19 All day
June 7-9
This program is presented by Cook Forest State Park on the Sawmill Center's ground. Take a walk back in time with Colonial British, French and American Indian re-enactors as they portray lifestyles and war tactics of the 18th Century.
Admission is free!
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06-08-19 All day
June 7-9
This program is presented by Cook Forest State Park on the Sawmill Center's ground. Take a walk back in time with Colonial British, French and American Indian re-enactors as they portray lifestyles and war tactics of the 18th Century.
Admission is free!
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06-09-19 All day
June 8-9
This program is presented by Cook Forest State Park on the Sawmill Center's ground. Take a walk back in time with Colonial British, French and American Indian re-enactors as they portray lifestyles and war tactics of the 18th Century. Admission is free!