Weeding a row of sweet potatoes are Karra Beauchesne, in purple, Katie Parzych, Rachel Howe and Elijah Xeno at the Greenfield Community Farm, a Just Roots project.
Weeding a row of sweet potatoes are Karra Beauchesne, in purple, Katie Parzych, Rachel Howe and Elijah Xeno at the Greenfield Community Farm, a Just Roots project. Credit: Recorder File Photo/Paul Franz

GREENFIELD — A weekend of spring showers means no Spring Fest. Just Roots’ seasonal festival has been postponed until Sunday, June 24.

The event will be held at the Greenfield Community Farm from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in celebration of the growing season.

According to a statement from organizers, “Spring Fest has something for everyone,” including live music, local food and beer, artists and agricultural workshops.

Lessons on yoga and cooking, and workshops on beekeeping and gardening, as well as many other topics, will be offered.

All tours, workshops and activities are covered by the entry fee — $10 for individuals, $25 for families of three or more (over 10 years of age). Children younger than 10 years old get in free.