Junkstock through the lens

By: Leta Lohrmeyer

Harvest Edition celebrated its 20th show and was hosted at Sycamore Farms last weekend. The fall event featured more than 180 vintage vendors, over 20 food trucks and artisan food vendors, and different bands to entertain guests.

The event hosted pumpkins galore along with fall decor. Guests could browse rows and rows of vendors, either in outdoor tents or in the different barn complexes on the farm.

This “overgrown” flea market has become known as the place to go for antiques or repurposed items. Buses shuttled people to the property and an entire lot of parked cars are proof of its popularity.

After 20 different shows, Junkstock keeps the event fresh with new additions. This year the new piece is a giant pumpkin house, a large skeleton structure with pumpkins filling in the empty space. 

The harvest theme is seen throughout the farm, with sheaves of corn, hay, flowers and gourds decorating the farm. It’s enough to get anyone into the fall season.