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Homeplace 2017 Fall Festival sets attendance record It was 10th Annual Homeplace on Green River Fall Festival. HGR is officially designated as 'Kentucky's Outdoor Classroom.' Plans already underway for 'Plow Day'. Click on headline for complete story with photo(s) including earlier ones By George Kolbenschlag Saturday's fall heritage festival at Homeplace on Green River drew a record crowd of more than 2,000 - some 600 more than in 2016. The weather was perfect and the program was filled with interesting and fun activities. None if it would have been possible without the volunteers from Adair FFA, Campbellsville's Healing Place and Lindsey Wilson College Bonner Students and the many artists, crafters, exhibitors, food vendors and other attractions. Homeplace Board President Billy Joe Fudge thanked all who were involved in the day's activities, including those who came to enjoy the day at Homeplace. Homeplace has scheduled its annual plow day/spring festival for April 21, 2018 and many of the same events and activities will be returning for the spring festival. Located at 5807 New Columbia Road (KY state highway 55) between Columbia and Campbellsville, Homeplace is a farm first settled in 1804 and is being restored by volunteers from Adair, Green and Taylor counties. The property was acquired by the three counties in 2000 thanks to a major grant from the U. S. Department of Agriculture and several other entities. It has been designated Kentucky's Outdoor Classroom by the Kentucky Senate and has been used as such by both grade school and high school students as well as college students from all three counties. Contact Information: Our website Homeplacefarmky.org. Phone: 270-789-0006. We're on Facebook at Homeplace on Green River Kentucky. This story was posted on 2017-09-11 06:23:24
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