Get ready to brighten your late summer amongst the beauty of Concord’s sunflowers! The 7th Annual Sunflower Bloom Festival, hosted by Sunfox Farm, returns August 9–17, 2025. This local favorite event invites visitors to wander through 20 acres of vibrant sunflowers—New Hampshire’s largest sunflower field—set against the iconic backdrop of Concord’s State House dome.
Pick-Your-Own Blooms
Bring your shears—stems are just $2 each! Create a radiant bouquet to take home as a keepsake or gift.
Scenic Paths & Viewing Decks
Meander along winding trails and fantastic vantage points, including elevated platforms perfect for capturing stunning golden-hour photos.
Photo-ops Galore
Selfie fanatics and professional photographers alike will delight in the sun-soaked backdrop. There are no fees or forms to take photos during the festival, and after-hours photo bookings are available for sunset shots.
Food Trucks & Artisan Vendors
Enjoy a variety of farm-fresh treats—think gourmet pizza, apple cider donuts—alongside 20+ local craftspeople showcasing jewelry, art, décor, and more.
Family Focused Fun
With a family-friendly vibe and free admission for kids under 10, this festival is an affordable (and adorable) summer outing for all!
Live Local Music
Relax to the sounds of the NH Music Collective, stage by stage from late morning to afternoon daily—perfect accompaniment to your stroll. Check out the music lineup below:
Pick Your Day
Every day offers sunshine and flowers, but weekends boast extra music, vendors, and food trucks. If you’re looking for a more intimate experience, consider midweek for a quieter stroll.
Arrive Smart
Aim for early in the day to avoid crowds and heat. Bring water, sunscreen, and comfy shoes suited for farm terrain.
Stay Nearby
Maximize your visit by exploring downtown Concord: stroll Main Street, admire the historic State House, browse local shops, and enjoy a meal at one of the city’s eateries.
Whether you’re chasing the perfect Insta post, craving a fun family trip, or supporting local agriculture, this festival delivers on all fronts; let the sunflowers guide your path this August and spread a little sunshine of your own.
📅 August 9–17, 2025
🕙 10 am–6 pm
💵 Admission: $12, free for children under 10
🚗 On-site field parking behind 6 Loudon Rd, Concord NH 03301
🐾 Pets not allowed during festival hours
Dillon Clark is the Creative Director at the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce. You can often catch him walking downtown, visiting Concord’s restaurants, buying a sweet treat, or petting a passing dog.
Visit Concord NH is an initiative of the Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce. This website and accompanying social media profiles showcase the best of NH’s Capital Region to travelers, new residents and long-time fans of Concord. Learn more about the Chamber at concordnhchamber.com.
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