The animals at the Heritage Park Petting Farm invite you and your family to come and "Celebrate Spring" from 11 a.m, to 4 p.m. on Saturday, April 18. The annual shearing of the sheep will take place on that day.
You can watch sheep farmer Deb Caryl trim the sheep to make them comfortable for summer. The hum of the tractors will be in the air when the Tri-County Two Cylinder Tractor Club showcases their prize tractors. Events at the Heritage Park Petting Farm would not be complete without the skills of Lisa Porter of Flutterby Faces. She will be painting faces with bright springtime styles. Check her fee schedule at the visitor center.
Pony Rides will also be going on at the farm for a fee. There will be free crafts for the children and other spring inspired activities. Light refreshments will also be available for purchase. There will also be a shuttle running from the farm front door to the library parking lot for your convenience. Regular admission rates apply for more information please call the farm at (734) 374-5946.
Here is the complete 2015 schedule for the Petting Farm:
- APRIL 18: "Celebrate Spring" event includes sheep shearing, tractors, crafts and more. Free shuttle from the Heritage Park parking lot in front of the Sheridan Center.
- MAY 16 & 17: "Wild Weekends: Exotic Animal Show" (also includes free shuttle service).
- JUNE 22-26: Farm Camp for third through sixth graders.
- JULY 13-17: Farm Camp for third through sixth graders.
- JULY 25: "Christmas in July" include real reindeer, Santa Claus and much more.
- AUGUST 3-7: Farm Camp for third through sixth graders.
- OCTOBER 3 & 4: "Wild Weekends" include free shuttle service.
- OCTOBER 24 & 25: "The Boo Barn" for Halloween with spooky surprises.
- DECEMBER 12 & 13: "Reindeer Days" include real reindeer, Santa Claus and much more. Free shuttle service
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