Fun on the Farm
Saturdays from 11am to 2pm
Fun on the Farm Activities are FREE* crafts and activities that highlight farm life and the late Victorian era. These Saturday events are an opportunity to step back into history and enjoy the simple things of life. These free Saturday events are a partnership between the City of San Ramon and the San Ramon Historic Foundation.
*Some events require registration and are indicated with asterisk
NOVEMBER
NOV 7 – Quality Quilts
Come and learn about the history of quilting and create your own paper quilt square
NOV 14 – Bread & Jam
Fall is the best time for bread and jams made from summer fruits. Follow wheat from the field to the table as you thresh, grind, and sift wheat kernels to make flour then find out how it turns into tasty bread.
NOV 21 – Turkey Time
While turkeys are found all over the country, the ones you see around town were brought in from Oklahoma and Texas. Learn about these large birds and make a craft.
DECEMBER
DEC 5 – Candle Making
These days, candles are for special occasions. But in the 1800’s candles served as the only source of light after dark! Children would make candles to help their families by collecting and melting wax from beehives. Learn the process of candle making and make your own candle to take home.
DEC 12 – Holiday on the Farm *HEAVY RAIN WILL CANCEL*
Enjoy an old-fashioned holiday gathering at Forest Home Farm Historic Park. Have a traditional holiday family experience including visits with Santa, old fashioned ornament making, a puppet show, holiday entertainment and refreshments.
NEW* DECEMBER 19 - OPEN FOR SPECIAL VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS TOURS
*Registration Required
Forest Home Farms will be open as a park from 10:00am to 4:00pm, and the Gift Shoppe will be open from 11:00am to 2:00pm. However, the only activity on site is the paid Victorian Christmas Tour. Click the link above to regsiter.

Saturday Fun on the Farm programs are provided with the generous support of the San Ramon Historic Foundation. For more information about the San Ramon Historic Foundation, or to make a donation, visit www.SRHF.org.