Terhune Orchards is marking its 50th anniversary with a yearlong celebration honoring its legacy of farming, family, and community.
Since the Mount family purchased the 55-acre farm in 1975, Terhune Orchards has been bringing farm-fresh produce, its own award-winning wines, and unforgettable experiences to Mercer County and beyond.
The current 250-acre farm, recognized by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection as a sustainable farm, has grown from a small family farm into a popular destination attracting visitors from near and far for apple, pumpkin, and fruit picking, live music and wine tasting, family-fun activities, educational programs, and more.
Over the decades, the farm has expanded to 5 different properties producing over 60 crops, including certified organic vegetables. The Mounts have introduced Pick-Your-Own produce, a bakery known for its iconic cider donuts, trend setting educational programs, and an award-winning vineyard and winery.
50th Anniversary Gathering
March 6
The event commemorates the purchase of Terhune Orchards on March 6, 1975. New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture Edward Wengryn and New Jersey State Senator Shirley Turner will offer remarks on Terhune Orchards’ contributions to the state’s agricultural landscape. The celebration will also feature the unveiling of a limited-edition 50th anniversary wine, highlighting the farm’s evolution into a winery destination.
Garden Club of Princeton’s Annual Photography Show
April 22–24
The theme is “Celebrating 50 Years of Terhune Orchards,” with judged categories such as “Out in the Field” and “Seasons at the Orchard.”
50th Anniversary Community Celebration
August 16
A free public event will thank the customers, staff and community who have supported Terhune over the years.
50th Anniversary Apple Days
September 13–14
Aspecial throwback event celebrates the original Terhune Orchards Apple Day. The ticketed event will kick off the fall festival season.
2025 Terhune Orchards’ Annual Art Show
September 7 – November
Themed “Scenes from Terhune Orchards,” the show welcomes artwork in all mediums. More details to come.