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PHOTOS: Jammin’ at Red Apple Farm

By Hannah Morin
For the Athol Daily News
July 21, 2026July 21, 2026

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Kyla St. Louis of Ky’s Krafts poses next to her vendor booth at the Red Apple Farm’s Blueberry Jamboree on Sunday, July 19. HANNAH MORIN / For the Athol Daily News 

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  • Jessica Harrington of Swamp Butta’ Honey with her honey booth at the Red Apple Farm’s Blueberry Jamboree on Sunday, July 19, in Phillipston. HANNAH MORIN / For the Athol Daily News 
  • Kyla St. Louis of Ky’s Krafts poses next to her vendor booth at the Red Apple Farm’s Blueberry Jamboree on Sunday, July 19. HANNAH MORIN / For the Athol Daily News 
  • Raquel Tolman of RaquelsKnots poses with her handmade crochet plushies on Sunday, July 19, at the Red Apple Farm’s Blueberry Jamboree in Phillipston. HANNAH MORIN / For the Athol Daily News 
  • Claudia Uppensal of Jurassic Soap Company sells her handmade products at the Blueberry Jamboree on Sunday, July 19, at Red Apple Farm in Phillipston. HANNAH MORIN / For the Athol Daily News
  • There were a number of craft vendors at the jamboree, including Whimsical Woods of Greenfield, which makes custom birdhouses. HANNAH MORIN / For the Athol Daily News 
  • Visitors pick blueberries at Red Apple Farm’s Blueberry Jamboree on Sunday, July 19, in Phillipston. The event took place last weekend and the weekend before. HANNAH MORIN / For the Athol Daily News 
  • Over the last two weekends, the Red Apple Farm in Phillipston hosted the Blueberry Jamboree. The event featured blueberry picking and a number of vendors. HANNAH MORIN / For the Athol Daily News 

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