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Sunny Valley Farms Rebloom Festival features flowers, music, wines and lobster

By Loretta Jackson - Correspondent | Aug 25, 2026
Marie King, wholesale manager and wine educator for LaBelle Winery, locally available in Amherst and Derry, provided samples of nearly a dozen fine wines to attendees of the Rebloom Festival, Aug. 22, at Sunny Valley Farms in Amherst. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Sunny Valley Farms, 42 State Route101A, a purveyor of Stonewall Kitchen products, is the site of a year-round garden center, gift shop and market that is family owned and operated by Shane Robinson and kin, plus a crew of dedicated horticulturalists who can accommodate any customer's need for seasonal florals, trees, herbs and garden decor. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
A franchised Cousins Maine Lobster mobile catering food truck served a steamy menu of lobster rolls, lobster bisque, steamed lobster in its shell and other delights as a part of a California enterprise founded in 2012 and funded early on by Barbara Corcoran of Shark Tank, whose $55,000 investment and 15% equity share helped launch the firm into a nationwide $1 billion company. (cousinsmainelobster.com) Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Welcoming an estimated 1,000 visitors to the annual Rebloom Festival, presented throughout the day at Sunny Valley Farms in Amherst on Aug. 22, are these hosts, from left, Brianna Legrow, Samuel Lindsey, Sophie Lapan, Kiersten Delier, baby Maeve Robinson and her mother Jessica Bournival, Shane Robinson, owner of Sunny Valley Farms, and Erin Brede. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
The Black & Bluez band, based in Newburyport, Mass., includes members, from left, Tom Zack, Bob Singer and Bert Snow, along with Bert's son, Erik Snow on drums, all of whom who played all day long on Aug. 22 during the Rebloom Festival at Sunny Valley Farms in Amherst. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
The Anderson Family, residents of Nashua, are enjoying some quality time at the recent Sunny Valley Farm's Rebloom Festival, where music, food and bargains on garden supplies and plants were highlights of the Aug. 22 event. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON
Levi Turgeon Herling, age 3, is depending on his uncle, Zaid Turgeon, both of Wilton, to share the tender, buttered lobster roll made available to them at the Rebloom Festival at Sunny Valley Farms by Cousins Maine Lobster, a mobile catering food truck operation franchised nationwide. Photo by LORETTA JACKSON

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