
Harvesting Legacies: Reaping the Harvest, Sowing New Seeds
FAMU's Harvest Fest 2026 is a vibrant celebration of culture, sustainability, agricultural heritage, and community in Tallahassee, Florida!
Presented by the Lola Hampton & Frank Pinder Center for Agroecology, this free, family-friendly festival honors the enduring legacies of two agricultural pioneers whose contributions helped shape the region's agricultural landscape. Lola Hampton, an educator and advocate for sustainable farming, championed opportunities for minority farmers, while Frank Pinder's leadership in community agriculture helped inspire generations through land stewardship, innovation, and a commitment to strengthening local food systems.
Bringing together farmers, artists, educators, families, and community members, Harvest Fest celebrates the agricultural traditions that sustain us while cultivating a future rooted in knowledge, cultural pride, unity, and sustainability.
Good to Know:
-Bring your reusable water bottles, lawn chairs, and good vibes.
-Parking is available at FAMU DRS and nearby lots.
-This is an outdoor event — comfortable clothing and sunscreen recommended.
-All ages welcome; children’s activities available throughout the day.
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