Pierce County has a new tulip festival that starts this weekend. Here's what to know
Spring Bloom is a new tulip festival in the South Sound. It starts April 5 at Knutson Farms at 16406 78th St. E. near Sumner.
The farm is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day except for Mondays and Easter Sunday on April 20. The festival ends May 4.
'[The farm has] been farming for decades, primarily rhubarb and daffodils, and this festival is a whole new direction for a very traditional farm to thrive,' Sumner Mayor Kathy Hayden wrote in a city newsletter Wednesday.
The Knutson Farms website says guests can visit 5 acres of tulips and also go to an animal barn, play barn games, visit food trucks and more. Tickets are $15 for general admission. More information is available at knutsonfarmsinc.com.
'While this will not be the peak bloom weekend for the tulips, the weather will be amazing and perfect for a day of farm fun,' the farm posted on Facebook Wednesday.
The post said the farm will share field updates on social media each Friday.
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