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Apple Butter Makin’ Festival In Tyro : 10.4.09

[ 1 ] October 4, 2009 | Nelson County Life
Photos By Paul Purpura : ©2009 www.nelsoncountylife.com : Folks piled into the annual Apple Butter Makin' Festival this past Saturday in Tyro, Virginia.

Photos By Paul Purpura : ©2009 www.nelsoncountylife.com : Folks piled into the annual Apple Butter Makin' Festival this past Saturday in Tyro, Virginia.

Tyro
Nelson County, Virginia

For over 3 decades people anxiously await the annual Flippin-Seaman Apple Butter Makin’ Festival in Tyro, Virginia. That’s on the Crabtree Falls Highway on the way up to Montebello. The festival is held on two dates in October. The first this year was October 3rd, the next date will be later in the month on Saturday October 17th from 10 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Apple Butter is still made over outdoor fires at the annual festival.

Apple Butter is still made over outdoor fires at the annual festival.

All kinds of activities take place in addition to the apple butter making. The festival has become a tradition for families from all over the region.

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Be sure to mark your calendar for the next Apple Butter Makin Day at Tyro later this month on October 17th. See complete details by clicking here and looking in the upper right part of page for Flippin-Seaman’s ad in this month’s Nelson County Life Magazine. It has complete directions and times!

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  1. Vickey McCue says:

    I was there yesterday with my 2 year old grandaughter. She had so much fun doing the kids crafts, picking pumpkins and gourds in the pumpkin patch. We had lunch and watched them make apple butter and we tasted different varieties of apples. It was such a fun day I’m thinking about going back on October 17th. And I wouldn’t have known about the festival if I hadn’t read it in Nelson Magazine. Thanks for what you do!!

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