Featuring acres of sunflowers blooming at Battles Farm.
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The Girard Sunflower Festival runs from August 4th – 15th, 2026
Shop Small, Shop Local
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Experience Historic Main Street in Downtown Girard and experience all our little town has to offer, form award winning wines at Full Circle Winery, to delicious coffee and baked goods at Mama Bears Coffee & Gelato – we are a small town with so much to offer!
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Small Town America with Big Personality
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Tucked alongside the Lake Erie coast, a borough with a broad history and a show town past bears the name Girard, Pennsylvania. Some of America’s most notable pioneers, soldiers, showman, and businessman have strolled past buildings that still stand today on Main Street!
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Discover all we have to offer!
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Historic Downtown Girard is a town that is always on the go! The Girard Sunflower Festival is just one of our fantastic summer events. Girard also hosts the Girard Art Walk, the largest single day art event in Erie County, the Summer Solstice Festival, and Dan Rice Days!
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Click the links below to explore some of the other fantastic festivals that take place in Girard!
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Ticketed Events through the Hagen History Center at Battles Farm
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There is a lot going on during The Girard Sunflower Festival! Exploring the town of and the sunflower fields is free and open to the public, but there are some days parts of the field are closed off for Hagen History Center ticketed events.
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Click the links below to explore a couple of the ticketed events that were offered in 2025 through Hagen History Center and be sure to check their website for this year’s ticket events.
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Girard, Pennsylvania is located in the beautiful and historic setting of western Erie county.
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Whether you are seeking excellent fishing locations, beautiful sunsets on the lake, or local merchandise, you’ll be sure to find all of this and more in this little corner of Americana.
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So many sunflowers!
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Yes, there were acres of sunflowers planted on the farmland at the Battles Property in 2025! Are you curious to know what happened to all those plants when it was time for harvest late last fall?
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