Sunflower Festival starts at Seiple Farms in Bath
Carly Pearl, 17, and Jocelyn Perl, 17, both of Northampton enjoy the afternoon being surrounded by sunflowers Friday, July 24, 2026, during Seiple Farm’s 5th Annual Sunflower Festival in East Allen Township. The festival runs through Monday, Aug. 3. The farm, family-owned and -operated since 1889, is offering 18 different colors of sunflowers to pick over 12 acres, with sweet corn for sale, food trucks and a soybean maze. (April Gamiz/The Morning Call)
Bob Van Blergan operates the tractor ride driving people to the sunflower fields Friday, July 24, 2026, during Seiple Farm’s 5th Annual Sunflower Festival in East Allen Township. The festival runs through Monday, Aug. 3. The farm, family-owned and -operated since 1889, is offering 18 different colors of sunflowers to pick over 12 acres, with sweet corn for sale, food trucks and a soybean maze. (April Gamiz/The Morning Call)
Acres of sunflowers glow under sunshine Friday, July 24, 2026, during Seiple Farm’s 5th Annual Sunflower Festival in East Allen Township. The festival runs through Monday, Aug. 3. The farm, family-owned and -operated since 1889, is offering 18 different colors of sunflowers to pick over 12 acres, with sweet corn for sale, food trucks and a soybean maze. (April Gamiz/The Morning Call)
Bob Van Blergan operates the tractor ride driving people to the sunflower fields Friday, July 24, 2026, during Seiple Farm’s 5th Annual Sunflower Festival in East Allen Township. The festival runs through Monday, Aug. 3. The farm, family-owned and -operated since 1889, is offering 18 different colors of sunflowers to pick over 12 acres, with sweet corn for sale, food trucks and a soybean maze. (April Gamiz/The Morning Call)
Kenny Macelak, of Food Disciples, one of the food trucks for the festival, cuts colorful sunflowers Friday, July 24, 2026, during Seiple Farm’s 5th Annual Sunflower Festival in East Allen Township. The festival runs through Monday, Aug. 3. The farm, family-owned and -operated since 1889, is offering 18 different colors of sunflowers to pick over 12 acres, with sweet corn for sale, food trucks and a soybean maze. (April Gamiz/The Morning Call)
Acres of sunflowers glow under sunshine Friday, July 24, 2026, during Seiple Farm’s 5th Annual Sunflower Festival in East Allen Township. The festival runs through Monday, Aug. 3. The farm, family-owned and -operated since 1889, is offering 18 different colors of sunflowers to pick over 12 acres, with sweet corn for sale, food trucks and a soybean maze. (April Gamiz/The Morning Call)
Acres of sunflowers glow under sunshine Friday, July 24, 2026, during Seiple Farm’s 5th Annual Sunflower Festival in East Allen Township. The festival runs through Monday, Aug. 3. The farm, family-owned and -operated since 1889, is offering 18 different colors of sunflowers to pick over 12 acres, with sweet corn for sale, food trucks and a soybean maze. (April Gamiz/The Morning Call)
Acres of sunflowers glow under sunshine Friday, July 24, 2026, during Seiple Farm’s 5th Annual Sunflower Festival in East Allen Township. The festival runs through Monday, Aug. 3. The farm, family-owned and -operated since 1889, is offering 18 different colors of sunflowers to pick over 12 acres, with sweet corn for sale, food trucks and a soybean maze. (April Gamiz/The Morning Call)
Bob Van Blergan operates the tractor ride driving people to the sunflower fields Friday, July 24, 2026, during Seiple Farm’s 5th Annual Sunflower Festival in East Allen Township. The festival runs through Monday, Aug. 3. The farm, family-owned and -operated since 1889, is offering 18 different colors of sunflowers to pick over 12 acres, with sweet corn for sale, food trucks and a soybean maze. (April Gamiz/The Morning Call)
Acres of sunflowers glow under sunshine Friday, July 24, 2026, during Seiple Farm’s 5th Annual Sunflower Festival in East Allen Township. The festival runs through Monday, Aug. 3. The farm, family-owned and -operated since 1889, is offering 18 different colors of sunflowers to pick over 12 acres, with sweet corn for sale, food trucks and a soybean maze. (April Gamiz/The Morning Call)
Carly Pearl, 17, and Jocelyn Perl, 17, both of Northampton enjoy the afternoon being surrounded by sunflowers Friday, July 24, 2026, during Seiple Farm’s 5th Annual Sunflower Festival in East Allen Township. The festival runs through Monday, Aug. 3. The farm, family-owned and -operated since 1889, is offering 18 different colors of sunflowers to pick over 12 acres, with sweet corn for sale, food trucks and a soybean maze. (April Gamiz/The Morning Call)
Acres of sunflowers glow under sunshine Friday, July 24, 2026, during Seiple Farm’s 5th Annual Sunflower Festival in East Allen Township. The festival runs through Monday, Aug. 3. The farm, family-owned and -operated since 1889, is offering 18 different colors of sunflowers to pick over 12 acres, with sweet corn for sale, food trucks and a soybean maze. (April Gamiz/The Morning Call)
Kenny Macelak, of Food Disciples, on of the food truck vendors, chooses colorful sunflowers Friday, July 24, 2026, during Seiple Farm’s 5th Annual Sunflower Festival in East Allen Township. The festival runs through Monday, Aug. 3. The farm, family-owned and -operated since 1889, is offering 18 different colors of sunflowers to pick over 12 acres, with sweet corn for sale, food trucks and a soybean maze. (April Gamiz/The Morning Call)
A person cuts sunflowers Friday, July 24, 2026, during Seiple Farm’s 5th Annual Sunflower Festival in East Allen Township. The festival runs through Monday, Aug. 3. The farm, family-owned and -operated since 1889, is offering 18 different colors of sunflowers to pick over 12 acres, with sweet corn for sale, food trucks and a soybean maze. (April Gamiz/The Morning Call)
Jocelyn Perl, 17, and Carly Pearl, 17, both of Northampton enjoy the afternoon being surrounded by sunflowers Friday, July 24, 2026, during Seiple Farm’s 5th Annual Sunflower Festival in East Allen Township. The festival runs through Monday, Aug. 3. The farm, family-owned and -operated since 1889, is offering 18 different colors of sunflowers to pick over 12 acres, with sweet corn for sale, food trucks and a soybean maze. (April Gamiz/The Morning Call)