The KP Farm Council is excited to bring back an Apple Cider Squeeze to the Key Peninsula! It’s a wonderful tradition to bring the community together once again. We’ll be hosting the squeeze event at Gateway Park on the second day of the annual KP Farm Tour, Sunday, September 28, 2025 from 10am to 4pm.
Purchase fresh squeezed apple cider. Available by the glass ($2), quart ($5) 1/2 gallon ($8), or gallon ($12) and Gourmet fresh apple fritters ($5). Also available are Farm Tour Water Bottles ($5) each for the first 60 guests. Proceeds benefit the Key Peninsula farm Council and your support keeps our events going!
Music
Food
Grand Farms is a full-care boarding and training facility that is home to head trainer Anni Grandia Dodsun. Training specializes in 3-Day Eventing, with each program tailored to the individual horse and rider.
They also provide lessons to brand new riders and introduce them to horses. The farm consists of 26 acres with an indoor arena with a new sand surface and roof, outdoor grass jumping arena, acres of trails and a cross country course with water complex. They also boast a heated viewing area, amenities for riders with disabilities, and the perfect outdoor space for your Equestrian training camp.
Additionally, Grand Farms is home to seasonal outdoor activities that include the very popular Haunted Forest every fall.
Preview a walk-through of this year’s The Haunted Forest!
Music
Come to Sound View to feel like you’re at summer camp again – pet a llama, sing some songs around the campfire, take a guided nature walk through our property, and shoot an arrow!
Sound View Camp is owned and operated by the Presbytery of Olympia (PCUSA). The camp consists of 100 acres of woods, trails, and a sandy beach. Sound View Camp provides rental opportunities and educational programs for groups, as well as running their own summer family and youth programs, open to the public.
As part of our brand-new Outdoor Environmental Education Program, camp has begun a mini-farm and garden for teaching sustainable living. We plan to see the farm grow over the next few years, with programs for kids to learn to plant and harvest their own food. The former horse stable and corral area has been converted into a miniature farm populated with rescued goats, sheep, chickens, and a llama. We love to see visitors interact with animals and learn about their care.
7012 Key Peninsula Hwy SW
Longbranch, WA 98351
Saturday Only
Parking: The driveway to the barn is long and narrow. Please yield to animals first, any traffic coming out of the farm, then incoming traffic.
Shuttle: South Loop
Nestled on the Key Peninsula in Longbranch, Washington, Kaukiki Farm is a stop on this year’s Key Peninsula Farm Tour, open on Saturday, September 27th. The 150-acre farm traces its roots to the early 20th century, when the Rickert family—German immigrants who first settled in Wisconsin—arrived in 1902 with their six sons, drawn by the promise of abundant timber and fertile land on the forested peninsula. The Rickerts cleared the dense old-growth forest to establish their homestead, using crosscut saws that left distinctive sawbuck marks on the massive stumps—some of which still stand in the farm’s pond today, showing the labor that turned wilderness into fields. Purchased in 2007 by owners Warwick and Janice Bryant to give their sons a childhood like their own—Warwick on a New Zealand sheep station and Janice on an Iowa farm—the name “Kaukiki,” pronounced cow-ki-kee, comes from the tallest hill on Warwick’s childhood farm in New Zealand.
The farm raises grass fed and finished, Angus cross cattle and Hampshire cross sheep for lamb sustainably with hay produced on site. Supplemental feeds are carefully screened to avoid things like soy, feather dust, and antibiotics.
As part of the Farm Tour, Kaukiki invites visitors to see this mix of agriculture and conservation, including the farm’s sheep, cattle, and resident llama, along with neighboring farms sharing products, plans and build awareness of local agriculture.
Take a Forest Walks with Chris Rurik
Farm Games – Husband and Sheep Calling Contest, Hay throwing contest
Watch Forging Demonstrations – Lil Bit Farrier Services
Learn about the Security Team – How we keep the sheep safe
Herding Demonstration – limited
Learn to Felt and Dye Wool
Booths/Vendors
Greater Peninsula Conservation team
Rocky Creek Farm
Good Life Farm
Sweet Briar Farm
Key Peninsula Produce Express
Music
Welcome to Key Peninsula Community Services! We are an active and vibrant nonprofit Food Bank, Senior Meal Site, and Senior Center serving the Key Peninsula and surrounding communities. Our community organization was founded in 1982 by a small group of dedicated and forward thinking people who saw and need and found a way to fill it.
Key Peninsula Community Services is offering gourmet harvest soups with vegetarian options, crusty bread and dessert, donations support their programs.
Food
Developing lavender farm on 10 acres-currently 2 acres are planted with over 3,000 plants of 7 varieties of lavender. From culinary to decorative, fresh and dried lavender as well as many lavender products available for purchase. Check out the distillation process in action! Stroll the hillside and take some cuttings to make your own lavender wreath, and visit our gift shop!
Music
8905 Key Peninsula Hwy
Lakebay, WA 98349
Saturday Only
Parking: Lot in front of Library
Shuttle: North Loop
The Key Center Pierce County Library serves as a community hub for information, entertainment, and connection. We are here to help communities and families succeed. Stop by to see all the library has to offer!
16518 46th St SW
Longbranch, WA 98351
Saturday Only
Parking: Church Parking Lot
Shuttle: South Loop
Visit this small historical church to meet with a wide variety of folks who are interested in sharing information from farming to gardening, and various homesteading skills
Tables will be staffed and available during the entire duration, include organic gardening and the sale of homegrown unprocessed produce.
Composting Class
A Retro Photo Booth
Live Animals from Arise & Shine Farm and beyond
Watercolor painting for kids and adults
Music
Food
8911 Key Peninsula Hwy N
Lakebay WA, 98349 (Key Center)
Saturday Only | 9am-1pm
Parking: In main lot | Do not block apparatus bay doors
Shuttle: North Loop
Come enjoy a “touch a truck” fire truck photo op from and demonstrations at the fire training center behind the station.
Food
15921 84th St NW
Lakebay, WA 98349
SHUTTLE BUS TERMINAL | NORTH & SOUTH LOOP
Saturday Only
Parking: Park in main in front of youth center
Red Barn Youth Center’s mission is to provide a safe, supervised place for Key Peninsula youth in 6th through 12th grade to go after school to have fun, find guidance, develop positive relationships, and become community minded citizens.
Come see our Red Barn Youth Garden
14218 124th Ave NW
Gig Harbor, WA 99329
Available Both Days
Parking: In the lower field with a parking attendant
Shuttle: North Loop
We grow, harvest and Design with our specialty cut Seasonal fresh and everlasting Blooms for DIY Bloom Buckets, CSA subscriptions, farmstand pickups and coming soon Workshops and Special Events. We gather and harvest a small quantity of our own seeds for our own use and when there is extra we like to share them here with you for your own gardens. Our handmade ceramic pottery is inspired by the gardens many gifts and all its visitors.
Our Family mission is to use our passion for nature and our many creative pursuits to bring community together to learn, share and grow. We are always striving to learn, do better and thrive.
(SAT) Peninsula female farmers network
(SAT) Biochar demonstration | Pierce conservation district
(SAT)soundscapes with Soullective
(SAT) A natural dye demo with Moon Mountain farm
(SUN) A natural dye demo with Moon Mountain farm | 3PM
Music
Food
1335 186th Ave NW
Home, WA 98349
Available Both Days
Parking: 20 Spots | Carpooling encouraged
Isvara Preserve is a unique place with 30 themed square footing gardening beds highlighting plant diversity – 16 different kinds of mints, or 16 different lettuces growing in 4’ x 4’ raised garden beds that anyone can easily do.
Isvara also features a beginning food forest with numerous fruit and nut trees planted in individual guilds so people can see how to efficiently and sustainably create a food garden. This is going to be done in a mandala design where beauty and function co-exist. Numerous PNW native edible plants will also be featured in the food forest to explore.
Isvara also has different bird, bee, butterfly and wildlife features and will have themed seed collections and other items available for purchase.
9127 154th Ave CT NW
Lakebay, WA 98349
Saturday Only
Parking: Park in main lot
Shuttle: North Loop
FB4K strives to meet the nutritional needs of hungry children and families at times when other resources are not available. We are a stable source of healthy foods for those who need it most.
We will have an abundance of produce from Key Peninsula and Washington Farms. The suggested donation prices support Food Backpacks 4 Kids and our ongoing efforts to develop more availability of farm fresh foods for our community.
140 acres of paradise in the South Sound raising grass fed beef, lamb and chicken sustainably, naturally!
In its eighteenth year, Fiber Arts – Threads Through Time is held at the LIC Clubhouse and at the LIC Marina, in conjunction with the Key Peninsula Farm Tour, the oldest Farm Tour in Pierce County. The Fiber Arts Show features more than two dozen artists who demonstrate, exhibit and sell their work. The full gamut of fibers, utilizing traditional techniques and modern adaptations, is on display during the one day festival. There is music at the Clubhouse throughout the day.
Inside our unique clubhouse, vendor displays include quilts, hats, bags, handwoven baskets, buttons, clothing, jewelry, rugs, wall hangings, table decorations, hand tooled leather craft, embroidery, wearable art from silk, alpaca fur and wood, Hardanger or whitework embroidery and more! Demonstrator displays include weaving, spinning and cross stitch. Outside on the LIC grounds there is an antique car show.
Only items made by the artists themselves are available for sale. Admission to the event is free. Lunch is available for purchase. Support for Fiber Arts is through the volunteer LIC Fiber Arts Committee. Money is raised through booth and food sales. Additional support comes from Angel Guild, Bruce Titus Automotive Group, Friends of Pierce County Library and the KP Farm Council.
Welcome to CJ Wool Creations, Formally Kyrgyzkonnection. For the past 12 years we have been creating one-of-a-kind wool hats, scarves, clothing and other wearable art inspired by many unique cultures. We believe wool has a certain magic to it, and we would love to share that with you.
Inspired by the traditional wares of many European countries, Asia and our own USA we have taken those ideas and expanded upon them in unique and artistic directions. We love experimenting and creating one of a kind art pieces that you can wear from hats and scarves, to shawls, jackets and wall art. Drawing from a variety of cultures that inspire us, our clothing has accents of Celtic symbols, petroglyphs as well as traditional designs.
First we obtain only the finest wool from local farmers, fiber shows. We clean, dye and felt our wool. Then we add silk, bamboo and other wools as embellishments for that extra flair. This handmade approach not only makes our wool creations the most comfortable you will ever wear, but will last a lifetime.
Oct 2nd Only – Presented by Key Peninsula Firefighters Association
Start your day by supporting our local firefighters at the Key Center Fire Station with a pancake breakfast, along with Fire Department Demonstrations, Emergency Preparedness Booth, Fire Trucks, and the Ashes Bake Sale
8 a.m. until the last pancake (about 11am)
Located in the historic Longbranch Improvement Club, come see local artisans ply their crafts and enjoy some tasty food prepared by a local KP chef and featuring locally grown products.
Presented by Key Peninsula Firefighters Association
Start your day by supporting our local firefighters at the Key Center Fire Station with a pancake breakfast, along with Fire Department Demonstrations, Emergency Preparedness Booth, Fire Trucks, and the Ashes Bake Sale
8 a.m. until the last pancake (about 11am)
Learn about the history of the Longbranch Marina, and enjoy booths from West Pierce Fire and Rescue, Pierce County Sheriff’s Fire Boat, Wooden Boats, Envirostars Clean Marina Program, Power Squadron, and Dave’s Diving
Check out the Living Machine! Camp Seymour installed Washington’s largest Living Machine in 2003. A Living Machine is a sewage treatment facility that treats effluent to a level that allows water reuse in irrigation and a fish pond, as well as other useful end products. It is it’s own ecosystem, accelerating nature’s own water purification process!
Also be sure and check out Aquaponics classes, educational garden tours, meet the camp chickens housed in a uniquely reclaimed coop, along with games and activities for kids
10215 State Route 302
Gig Harbor WA 98329 (Wauna)
Available Both Days
SHUTTLE BUS NORTH LOOP TERMINAL
Parking Directions: Use Gateway Park Dedicated Parking Lot if overflow field is not open due to weather.
A great place to start your tour! On Saturday, stop by for the tour info booth, shuttle bus parking and pickup/drop-off, along with Corgi races and games from 10am to 1pm
On Sunday, The KP Farm Council is excited to bring back an Apple Cider Squeeze to the Key Peninsula! It’s a wonderful tradition to bring the community together once again. We’ll be hosting the squeeze event at Gateway Park on the second day of the annual KP Farm Tour, Sunday, September 28, 2025 from 10am to 4pm.
Purchase fresh squeezed apple cider. Available by the glass ($2), quart ($5) 1/2 gallon ($8), or gallon ($12) and Gourmet fresh apple fritters ($5). Also available are Farm Tour Water Bottles ($5) each for the first 60 guests. Proceeds benefit the Key Peninsula farm Council and your support keeps our events going!
Activities
– Apple Squeeze
– Rainier Laser Studio – Custom laser engraving
– Sassafras Trading Company – Jams, pie filings, sauces, soap and herbal bath products, treats
Music
– Steve Nieto Band | 11AM – 1:30OPM
Food
– Lakebay Farm serving flavored Lemonade and Huckleberry Waffles
– Purchase fresh squeezed apple cider. Available by the glass ($2), quart ($5), 1/2 gallon ($8), or gallon ($12). Apple fritters are ($5). Also available are Farm Tour Water Bottles ($5) each for the first 60 guests. Proceeds benefit the Key Peninsula farm Council and your support keeps our events going!
17616 S Vaughn Road NW
Vaughn WA 98394 (Vaughn)
Saturday Only
Parking Directions: All parking in the lower lot
Grand Farms is a full-care boarding and training facility that is home to head trainer Anni Grandia Dodsun. Training specializes in 3-Day Eventing, with each program tailored to the individual horse and rider.
They also provide lessons to brand new riders and introduce them to horses. The farm consists of 26 acres with an indoor arena with a new sand surface and roof, outdoor grass jumping arena, acres of trails and a cross country course with water complex. They also boast a heated viewing area, amenities for riders with disabilities, and the perfect outdoor space for your Equestrian training camp.
Additionally, Grand Farms is home to seasonal outdoor activities that include the very popular Haunted Forest every fall.
Preview a walk-through of this year’s The Haunted Forest!
Activities
– Preview walk through of My Haunted Forest
– Pony rides | 10AM – 4PM
– Horse Care Demonstrations
– The Key Peninsula Business Association Booth + Raffles
Music
– (SAT) Robbie Speer | 11:30AM – 1:30PM
8515 Key Peninsula Hwy S
Longbranch, WA 98351
Available Both Days
Parking: Through main gates & park behind the green “store” building. Check-in booth at the store to share about camp and offerings.
Come to Sound View to feel like you’re at summer camp again – pet a llama, sing some songs around the campfire, take a guided nature walk through our property, and shoot an arrow!
Sound View Camp is owned and operated by the Presbytery of Olympia (PCUSA). The camp consists of 100 acres of woods, trails, and a sandy beach. Sound View Camp provides rental opportunities and educational programs for groups, as well as running their own summer family and youth programs, open to the public.
As part of our brand-new Outdoor Environmental Education Program, camp has begun a mini-farm and garden for teaching sustainable living. We plan to see the farm grow over the next few years, with programs for kids to learn to plant and harvest their own food. The former horse stable and corral area has been converted into a miniature farm populated with rescued goats, sheep, chickens, and a llama. We love to see visitors interact with animals and learn about their care.
Activities
– Store
– Farm Tours
– Property Tours
– Boating (dependent on tides)
– Low Tide Exploration (dependent on tides)
– Archery
3617 Thomas Rd NW
Gig Harbor, WA 98329
Available Both Days
Parking Instructions: Parking lot at entry to farm
Shuttle: North Loop
Astrid’s Lavender Farm is a developing lavender farm on 10 acres-currently 2 acres are planted with over 3,000 plants of 7 varieties of lavender. From culinary to decorative, fresh and dried lavender as well as many lavender products available for purchase. Check out the distillation process in action! Stroll the hillside and take some cuttings to make your own lavender wreath and visit our gift shop!
Activities
– Tour the lavender fields, make a lavender wreath and observe the still making essential oils
– “You Pick” lavender
– Clown
Music
– (Sat & Sun) Mary Farr | 11AM-1PM
7012 Key Peninsula Hwy SW
Longbranch, WA 98351
Saturday Only
Parking: The driveway to the barn is long and narrow. Please yield to animals first, any traffic coming out of the farm, then incoming traffic.
Shuttle: South Route
Nestled on the Key Peninsula in Longbranch, Washington, Kaukiki Farm is a stop on this year’s Key Peninsula Farm Tour, open on Saturday, September 27th. The 150-acre farm traces its roots to the early 20th century, when the Rickert family—German immigrants who first settled in Wisconsin—arrived in 1902 with their six sons, drawn by the promise of abundant timber and fertile land on the forested peninsula. The Rickerts cleared the dense old-growth forest to establish their homestead, using crosscut saws that left distinctive sawbuck marks on the massive stumps—some of which still stand in the farm’s pond today, showing the labor that turned wilderness into fields. Purchased in 2007 by owners Warwick and Janice Bryant to give their sons a childhood like their own—Warwick on a New Zealand sheep station and Janice on an Iowa farm—the name “Kaukiki,” pronounced cow-ki-kee, comes from the tallest hill on Warwick’s childhood farm in New Zealand.
The farm raises grass fed and finished, Angus cross cattle and Hampshire cross sheep for lamb sustainably with hay produced on site. Supplemental feeds are carefully screened to avoid things like soy, feather dust, and antibiotics.
As part of the Farm Tour, Kaukiki invites visitors to see this mix of agriculture and conservation, including the farm’s sheep, cattle, and resident llama, along with neighboring farms sharing products, plans and build awareness of local agriculture.
Activities
– Take a Forest Walks with Chris Rurik
– Farm Games – Husband and Sheep Calling Contest, Hay throwing contest
– Watch Forging Demonstrations – Lil Bit Farrier Services
– Learn about the Security Team / How we keep the sheep safe
– Herding Demonstration – limited
– Learn to Felt and Dye Wool
Booths/Vendors
– Greater Peninsula Conservation team
– Rocky Creek Farm
– Good Life Farm
– Sweet Briar Farm
– Key Peninsula Produce Express
Music
– (SAT) Steve Nieto Band | 11AM-1:30PM
17015 9th Street Court NW
Lakebay, WA 98349
Saturday Only
Parking: Use main parking lot
Shuttle: South Loop
Welcome to Key Peninsula Community Services! We are an active and vibrant nonprofit Food Bank, Senior Meal Site, and Senior Center serving the Key Peninsula and surrounding communities. Our community organization was founded in 1982 by a small group of dedicated and forward thinking people who saw and need and found a way to fill it.
Activities
– Rummage Sale
– Face Painting
– Raffles
Food
– Key Peninsula Community Services is offering gourmet harvest soups with vegetarian options, crusty bread and dessert, donations support their programs.
8905 Key Peninsula Hwy
Lakebay, WA 98349
Saturday Only
Parking: Lot in front of Library
Shuttle: North Loop
The Key Center Pierce County Library serves as a community hub for information, entertainment, and connection. We are here to help communities and families succeed. Stop by to see all the library has to offer!
8911 Key Peninsula Hwy N
Lakebay WA, 98349 (Key Center)
Saturday Only | Morning Only (0am-1pm)
Parking Directions: In Lot | Do not block apparatus bay doors
Shuttle: North Loop
Come enjoy a “touch a truck” fire truck photo op
Activities
– Fire station “open house”
Food
– (9AM-1PM) Hot dog sale
9127 154th Ave CT NW
Lakebay, WA 98349
Saturday Only
Parking: Park in main lot
Shuttle: North Loop
FB4K strives to meet the nutritional needs of hungry children and families at times when other resources are not available. We are a stable source of healthy foods for those who need it most.
We will have an abundance of produce from Key Peninsula and Washington Farms. The suggested donation prices support Food Backpacks 4 Kids and our ongoing efforts to develop more availability of farm fresh foods for our community.
Activities
– Farm fresh foods provided by Honeywood Farm, Thistledown Farm, Adam’s Mushrooms, Key Peninsula Produce Express, and produce grown by our team of staff and volunteers at Creviston Valley Farm.
15921 84th St NW
Lakebay, WA 98349
SHUTTLE BUS TERMINAL | NORTH & SOUTH LOOPS
Saturday Only
Parking Directions: Park in main lot in front of youth center
Red Barn Youth Center’s mission is to provide a safe, supervised place for Key Peninsula youth in 6th through 12th grade to go after school to have fun, find guidance, develop positive relationships, and become community minded citizens.
Come see our Red Barn Youth Garden!
Activities
– Tour the Youth Center Facilities and gardens
– Stress ball making
– Craft paper pumpkins
– Pool table
– Basketball
– Board games
14218 124th Ave NW
Gig Harbor, WA 99329
Saturday Only
Parking Directions: In lower field with a parking attendant
Shuttle: North Loop
We grow, harvest and Design with our specialty cut Seasonal fresh and everlasting Blooms for DIY Bloom Buckets, CSA subscriptions, farm stand pickups and coming soon Workshops and Special Events. We gather and harvest a small quantity of our own seeds for our own use and when there is extra we like to share them here with you for your own gardens. Our handmade ceramic pottery is inspired by the gardens many gifts and all its visitors.
Our Family mission is to use our passion for nature and our many creative pursuits to bring community together to learn, share and grow. We are always striving to learn, do better and thrive.
Activities and Booths
– (SAT) Peninsula female farmers network
– (SAT) Biochar demonstration | Pierce conservation district
– (SAT)soundscapes with Soullective
– (SAT) A natural dye demo with Moon Mountain farm
– (SUN) A natural dye demo with Moon Mountain farm | 3PM
Music
– (SUN) Lakin | 12:30-2:30 for a picnic lunch garden side
Food
(SUN) Gnosh food truck
(SUN) Ice cream and Popsicles – Minter Creek PTA
16518 46th St SW
Longbranch, WA 98351
Saturday Only
Parking: Church Parking Lot
Shuttle: South Loop
Visit this small historical church to meet with a wide variety of folks who are interested in sharing information from farming to gardening, and various homesteading skills.
Activities
– Tables will be staffed and available during the entire duration, include organic gardening and the sale of homegrown unprocessed produce.
– Composting Class
– A Retro Photo Booth
– Live Animals from Arise & Shine Farm and beyond
– Watercolor painting for kids and adults
Music
– (11AM, 1PM, 3PM) Ebenezer’s Geezers bluegrass band
Food
– Tin Hut BBQ
1335 186th Ave NW
Home, WA 98349
Available Both Days
Parking: 20 Spots | Carpooling encouraged
Isvara Preserve is a unique place with 30 themed square footing gardening beds highlighting plant diversity – 16 different kinds of mints, or 16 different lettuces growing in 4’ x 4’ raised garden beds that anyone can easily do.
Isvara also features a beginning food forest with numerous fruit and nut trees planted in individual guilds so people can see how to efficiently and sustainably create a food garden. This is going to be done in a mandala design where beauty and function co-exist. Numerous PNW native edible plants will also be featured in the food forest to explore.
Isvara also has different bird, bee, butterfly and wildlife features and will have themed seed collections and other items available for purchase.
Activities
– Local vendors
– Walking tours through the food forest and themed gardens
– Handouts for people to start their own food forest or plant guilds
– Certified garden sanctuaries for pollinators and wildlife class
4312 Key Peninsula Hwy SW
Longbranch WA 98351 Saturday Only
Parking: Volunteers will be on hand to direct parking
Shuttle: South Loop
In its eighteeth year, Fiber Arts – Threads Through Time is held at the LIC Clubhouse and at the LIC Marina, in conjunction with the Key Peninsula Farm Tour, the oldest Farm Tour in Pierce County. The Fiber Arts Show features more than two dozen artists who demonstrate, exhibit and sell their work. The full gamut of fibers, utilizing traditional techniques and modern adaptations, is on display during the one day festival. This year’s Featured Artist is CJ Wool Creations
Food
– (SAT) Gnosh Food Truck
Music
– Flaming Fingers Fiddlers | 11AM-1PM
10215 State Route 302
Gig Harbor WA 98329 (Wauna)
Presented by Key Peninsula Parks & Recreation Foundation
Need Descp
Activities and Booths:
Longbranch Improvement Club [LIC]
4312 Key Peninsula Hwy S
Longbranch WA 98351 (Longbranch)
Need Descp
Activities and Booths:
Food and Music:
8911 Key Peninsula Hwy N
Lakebay WA 98349 (Key Center)
Presented by Key Peninsula Firefighters Association
8 a.m. until the last pancake (about 11am)
Activities and Booths:
Food and Music
Shuttle Bus from LIC (Longbranch)
*no parking available
Need Descp
Activities and Booths:
9725 Cramer Road KP N
Gig Harbor WA 98329 (Minter)
Check out the Living Machine! Camp Seymour installed Washington’s largest Living Machine in 2003. A Living Machine is a sewage treatment facility that treats effluent to a level that allows water reuse in irrigation and a fish pond, as well as other useful end products. It is it’s own ecosystem, accelerating nature’s own water purification process!
Activities and Booths:
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