On Friday, you’ll have the chance to see pint-sized livestock in downtown Roanoke for this year’s “Miniatures on the Market.”

Spring is in the air, and the flowers are blooming at Layman Family Farms. They are inviting visitors to its first ever Virginia Flower Festival, which kicked off last weekend. 10 News photojournalist Greg Moore gives us a preview.

Sunday marked the official start of fall, and there’s no better way to celebrate than by attending a fall festival.

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Join us for the WSLS Trick-or-Treat event at Layman Family Farms!

There will be many fun activities at WSLS 10′s Trick-or-Treat at Layman Family Farms, including an appearance from the “Rhinestone Roper,” who was on America’s Got Talent in 2011.

It'll feel more like mid-to-late September in the coming days

Tuesday morning starts in the 30s, but most of us reach the 70s by the afternoon

This year, 10 News will be giving out about 120,000 pieces of candy thanks to Layman Distributing’s donation.

WSLS’ Trick or Treat event at Layman Family Farms is back for another evening of spooky-good fun!

Thanks to Justin Hamblin for today’s Picture of the Day from Layman Family Farms.

The WSLS 10 Trick or Treat at Layman Family Farms was scaring up a ton of fun on Thursday night.

Sunshine and 60s continue Thursday from 3 to 7 p.m.

$10 gets you additional access to Layman Family Farms activities, with all funds going to the Good Samaritan Hospice of Roanoke

Looking for something for your family to do this spooky season? 10 News is hosting a familiar event that’s perfect for the whole family to get involved!

The season of pumpkin spice and everything nice has officially arrived. Anyone else as excited as I am?

WSLS has a little fun Thursday afternoon at our drive-thru trick-or-treat event.

It’s finally October, and you know what that means... It’s time to get spooky!

Looking to celebrate Halloween and keep your family safe? WSLS 10 is once again holding the perfect event for you!

Thankfully, these events happening in the area and will bring you your yearly dose of fall cheer or Halloween spooks. Lowe’s Curbside Trick-or-Treat Event across Southwest and Central VirginiaDates: Oct. 22 and Oct. 29Times: 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. The Salem Red Sox and Virginia Birth Father Registry are hosting their annual Halloween event where kids can trick-or-treat at the ballpark. The Giles County Sheriff’s Office is hosting Operation Save Halloween, an outdoor trick-or-treat event, outside its office. The Town of Christiansburg is hosting a drive-thru trick-or-treat event at the Christiansburg Recreation Center parking lot.

BLUE RIDGE, Va. – Fall is upon us and if you want to get lost in a corn maze or pick out a perfect pumpkin, a Bedford County tradition is once again giving you that chance. Layman Family Farms' Fall Festival reopened to the public Saturday morning. Farm owner Eric Layman said more than 300 people came to the farm in the festival’s first hour, which he believes is a record. [Layman Family Farms prepare to kick-off annual fall festival]The farm made some changes due to COVID-19, and the most notable switch is only allowing 1,000 visitors in at a time. However, Layman said he’s grateful the festival could happen at all.

BLUE RIDGE, Va – It’s been a year like no other for the Layman Family as they prepare for their farm’s annual fall festival. When the coronavirus pandemic hit, Layman Family Farms’ Owner Eric Layman wasn’t always sure it was going to be able to happen, but it is set to begin Saturday thanks to the help of some minor modifications. It’s going to actually feel like fall,” said Layman. Some activities just can’t happen because of COVID-19 restrictions, but all the classic favorites will still be in full swing. Layman said he and his family are just happy to welcome people back to celebrate fall.

BLUE RIDGE, Va. – Looking to celebrate Halloween but still keep everyone safe? On Friday, October 30, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at Layman Family Farms, WSLS 10 is holding a free drive-thru trick-or-treating event. During the drive, you’ll stop at 20 different candy stations, where we’ll be giving out 120,000 individually wrapped pieces of candy. To keep everyone safe, our volunteers will be wearing masks and dropping candy directly into your Halloween bag, avoiding any physical contact. As a WSLS 10 trick-or-treater, you’ll also be able to receive a discounted ticket to the separate Fall Festival at Layman Family Farms during the same weekend!

BLUE RIDGE, Va. - A somewhat grumpy teddy bear that was left behind at a southwest Virginia farm is searching for its owner. Layman Family Farms posted a photo of a grumpy blue Care Bear, aptly named Grumpy Bear, that was left at the farm over the weekend. If you know the owner of this not-so-happy bear, have them reach out to Layman Family Farms. Copyright 2019 by WSLS 10 - All rights reserved.

BLUE RIDGE, Va. - In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month, a local farm raised money Sunday by showing off their pink pumpkins. Layman Family Farms grows these pumpkins that are actually pink. Every year, they donate $1 for each admission ticket sold to the local chapter of Susan G. Komen. Unfortunately, there weren't as many pink pumpkins this year due to the summer's extreme heat, but hundreds of people still came out to support the cause. Over the past seven years, the farm has been holding the event, they've raised $12,000 to $15,000.

BEDFORD COUNTY, Va. - At Jeter Farm, the rush is on to get the pumpkins out of the field. "The heat and the dry weather is kind of taking the vines back and that's why we're getting out here picking them really quick before the sun burns them," Jeter Farm co-owner Ned Jeter Jr. said. "It's been so dry, we're not producing enough hay for the upcoming winter season," said Jeter. Less hay means corn has to be used to feed cattle, which means less corn he can sell. I've seen a lot of dry farms, but this farm, we've had just about the perfect amount of rain," Layman Family Farms owner Eric Layman said.