A Fall Harvest Festival Is Coming to Miami

You can pretend we have seasons at this two-month celebration in the Redlands.

August 29, 2025

Image: a pumpkin patch with two signs reading "Harvest"

The Fall Harvest Festival's attractions include a corn maze, a pumpkin patch, and photo ops. Photo by Erika Martinez/James Alonso

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Although autumn technically starts on September 22, in a city without seasons, we pretty much round up after Labor Day.

The Berry Farm, the nearly 50-acre farm in the Redlands, is starting its festivities early this year, too. Beginning Tuesday, September 16, the property will host its Sixth Annual Harvest Festival, which runs through Sunday, November 9.

The property welcomes visitors year-round for field trips and group or family events, with attractions including obstacle courses, hayrides, and play areas. It also hosts a Winter Festival in November, a Strawberry Festival in January, and a Flower Festival in March.

Next month's Fall Harvest Festival features those same attractions, and then some. Among its special offerings are a five-acre corn maze, a pumpkin patch, BBQ and vendor markets, and music on select weekends. There will also be plenty of photo ops for fall-themed photoshoots.

"From massive sunflower fields to moonlit dancing, the Harvest Festival is where Miami comes to experience fall in a way only the Berry Farm can deliver," owner Karl Wiegandt said in a statement announcing this year's lineup.

Beyond its fall festival activities, Berry Farm will also stay open late, through 9 p.m., on October 3, 5, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, and 26 to take advantage of the cooler weather we're all collectively manifesting.

Fall Harvest Festival. Tuesday, September 16, through Sunday, November 9, at the Berry Farm, 13720 SW 216th St., Miami; 305-560-0531; visittheberryfarm.com. Tickets cost $12 to $15 via showpass.com.

Before rejoining Miami New Times as culture editor in 2025, Celia Almeida freelanced for the paper starting in 2016, then came aboard as a staff editor in 2018. Beginning in late 2019, she served as digital editor for Ink. Her writing has been featured in Billboard, Consequence, Paper, and Rolling Stone, among other outlets.

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