From lavender days to holiday soirées, Reed Homestead celebrates the season with charm and community spirit. Join us this July for our Passport to Lavender event in partnership with Aurora Lavender Farm—visit local favorites, enjoy lavender-inspired finds. Get your passport stamped for a chance to win a curated gift basket.
A Lavender Celebration
National Lavender Day Saturday 7/12/2025
Join Reed Homestead Shop to celebrate with a refreshing dose of summer charm. Enjoy tastings from Arbor Hill Winery featuring products we carry in-store and sip a lavender-inspired beverage.
Browse our beautiful new lavender-inspired arrivals and explore our curated collection of handcrafted lavender goods from Aurora Lavender Farm and Parker’s Old Time Farm.
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And did you know, Honeoye has its very own lavender farm? Just down the road on East Lake, Aurora Lavender Farm will be in full swing with a day of celebration at their delightful farm, offering even more fragrant finds and lavender-filled experiences.
Make a day of it:
Be sure to visit Aurora Lavender Farm’s website for special on-site events, including Enchanted Hills Wellness Yoga in the fields (morning) and a Paint in the Fields art experience in the afternoon.
Sip, shop, stretch, and paint—what better way to honor lavender season?
Wander, stamp and savor the small-town magic
July 10th - 25th
Reed Homestead is honored to be part of Passport to Purple, a joyful July tradition hosted by our friends at Aurora Lavender Farm—celebrating the beauty of the season and the small businesses that make our corner of the Finger Lakes so special.
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Pick up your Lavender Passport at Reed Homestead or any participating stop, then meander through a thoughtfully chosen mix of shops, breweries, farms, and makers. From handcrafted pottery to lakeview brews, each stamp is a chance to support the local places we love—and maybe even win a basket full of homegrown goodness.
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Come get your passport stamped, discover something delightful, and enjoy the charm of our community, one stop at a time.
