What ages is Fables on the Farm appropriate for?

The program is designed for toddlers and preschoolers, though children of all ages are welcome; activities and pacing are tailored toward very young guests.

How do I book and what is the price?

Advance registration is required. Pricing listed by the operator is $15 per child, with one free adult per child and $5 per additional adult per child; use the referral booking link to reserve your spot.

Where do I meet the group?

Meet at Pure Passions Farm, 7679 Seasons Rd, Kent, OH. Follow the posted check-in signs on arrival and staff will greet families.

Can I feed the animals?

Animals may only be fed approved farm feed; staff will advise if feeding opportunities are available and will provide guidance for safe interactions.

What happens if it rains?

Events run rain or shine unless conditions are unsafe; the farm reserves the right to modify or cancel events for weather or animal welfare with refunds or credits if the farm cancels.

Are there accessibility accommodations?

The farm is a working private residence with uneven ground and hay; attendees should contact the operator ahead of time to discuss any specific accessibility needs.

Storytime with Baby Goats at Pure Passions Farm in Kent, Ohio

Pure Passions Farm in Kent, Ohio offers a 1.5-hour outdoor experience designed for young children who love animals and stories. Located at 7679 Seasons Rd, Kent, OH, this family-owned working farm turns a morning into a hands-on lesson in farm life. Fables on the Farm blends live music, read-aloud books, and close encounters with baby goats and backyard poultry for an accessible, low-pressure adventure aimed at toddlers and preschoolers.

The event opens with thirty minutes of singing and ukulele-led music that settles busy kids into storytime. Two children’s books are read aloud while baby goats wander close enough for gentle pets and shy snuggles; common titles include The Three Billy Goats Gruff and Little Blue Truck. Bubbles and supervised goat play follow, creating playful photo moments and tactile learning. Every child gets to collect one fresh egg from a nesting box to take home, a tangible reminder of where food comes from and a highlight for many little visitors.

After story and animal time, the group takes a leisurely walk around the farm to meet the resident animals—chickens, goats, and occasional rabbits—and to watch life on a working property. The setting is honest: a wooden barn, uneven ground, hay-strewn lanes, and the smells of open pasture. Those elements are part of the lesson and charm; staff remind guests that this is a private residence and that advance booking helps ensure animal welfare and a smooth visit.

Why this program stands out in Northeast Ohio: it’s designed specifically for very young children, mixing sensory-rich animal encounters with music and literature rather than high-energy activities. That focus makes Pure Passions Farm an accessible entry point to outdoor recreation and local agriculture for families who might be new to hands-on farm visits. With space for up to 25 kids, the experience feels small but lively—staff guide interactions to protect animals and children alike.

Practical details: events run rain or shine unless conditions are unsafe, and guests should dress for uneven terrain and possible mess. Pricing is family-friendly, and one free adult per child is included. Advance registration is required; spots are limited. Book Fables on the Farm to give a child a close-up farm memory—ukulele songs, a baby goat sniff on your shoelace, and the proud moment of carrying home a farm-fresh egg.

Please check in at the posted signs on arrival at the farm’s meeting point, Pure Passions Farm—staff will greet families and review animal-safety rules, including approved feed only and following handler instructions. Wear closed-toe shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting hay on. Educators will find the session useful for early-learning themes like responsibility and where food comes from; you can pre-purchase a children’s book to take the story home.