The Sunnyside Master Gardeners held their annual Tomato Festival Sunday. The festival offered activities for all ages, everything from a live cooking demonstration to a round of tomato putt-putt. There were also several booths at the event, with places to purchase produce, get gardening tips from master gardeners, play educational games, and taste the wide variety of tomatoes.A highlight of the event was the tomato contest. Anyone could enter the contest to show off their gardening abilities. There were categories for the largest, smallest, weirdest, and most perfect tomatoes. The festival is free for all ages and aims to educate people about the power of gardening.
NEW ALBANY, Ind. —
The Sunnyside Master Gardeners held their annual Tomato Festival Sunday.
The festival offered activities for all ages, everything from a live cooking demonstration to a round of tomato putt-putt.
There were also several booths at the event, with places to purchase produce, get gardening tips from master gardeners, play educational games, and taste the wide variety of tomatoes.
A highlight of the event was the tomato contest.
Anyone could enter the contest to show off their gardening abilities.
There were categories for the largest, smallest, weirdest, and most perfect tomatoes.
The festival is free for all ages and aims to educate people about the power of gardening.
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