The Annual Farm Festival & Quilt Show is a historic community event held every February at the Pioneer Florida Museum & Village in Dade City, Florida. The festival celebrates Florida's rural heritage, traditional crafts, and agricultural history.

The one-day event displays a broad showcase of handcrafted local quilts, complete with ribbon competitions and quilt raffles. It features specialty vendors selling quilting fabrics, supplies, and handmade textile goods. Historic quilts and clothing are on display. And local quilters have their handiwork for sale.

The Southern Draft Horse Association hosts a draft horse pull competition featuring lightweight and heavyweight teams. Attendees can bring lawn chairs to watch these horses demonstrate traditional farm pulling power. Live demonstrations are given of historic skills, including blacksmithing, sugar cane syrup making, and traditional handcrafts. Horsehandling skills are demonstrated by groups like the Pasco Sheriff's Mounted Posse.

Entry to the event comes with full admission to explore the main museum and all historic buildings across the outside village, such as the 1860s Overstreet House, a historic schoolhouse, a church, and a train depot.

Live country and blue grass music performances, local food trucks, and children's activities are available throughout the day. The museum's kitchen is fully open and serving pulled pork dinners with yellow rice and black beans, and other country menu choices.
 Activities & Facilities

RestaurantMuseum or Visitor CenterPicnic shelterArts/crafts vendorsLive musicShort hiking trails

• Pioneer Florida Museum & Village website

Note: The dates of annual events and festivals are subject to change from year to year. Before planning your trip, be sure to check the links above for the actual dates, times, and schedule of activities.