Fremont Daffodil Festival

08/27/2025

Wishing everyone a bright happy Wednesday from the Daffodil Town. If you haven’t already noticed, please take a look at these freshly painted beauties in our Daffodil Park.

Your support to the Keith Stewart Annual 5K Daffodil Dash funded this project.

The Fremont Daffodil Committee appreciates all your support that allows us to donate back to our community.

03/28/2025

The 37th Annual Fremont Daffodil Festival was one of our biggest days ever! The Daffodil Committee would like to say “Thank You”to all who came and shared the day with us.
Plans are underway for the 38th Annual Festival, so mark your calendars for Saturday March 21, 2026.
Until next year!

03/23/2025

When your opening ceremonies start at 10:00 and this is what you see at 11:00, you know its going to be great day!

Law enforcement and local news media estimated our attendance today was around 20,000! I can tell you every street was packed all day!

Our 37th Annual Fremont Daffodil Festival was one for the books.

Thanks to all the vendors, entertainment and everyone who came out today.

More pictures coming soon. For now, we rest! 🥰

03/21/2025

The sun is shining in downtown Fremont. The Daffodil Committee is getting ready for our big day tomorrow!

Our community is blessed to have our business windows decorated by kids at Fremont Elementary School and the Fremont United Methodist Preschool.

These kids and teachers are excited to display their beautiful and heartfelt artwork. Be sure you take the time to go by and check out some of your favorite little artist work!

03/19/2025

Roads and Street Closures


The Fremont Police Department will be closing the Downtown area to all vehicle traffic on Saturday, March 22nd, 2025, for the Fremont 37th Annual Daffodil Festival. Closure will start at 6:00 AM and end at 6:00 PM. The closure is to ensure the safety of those attending the event/festival.

Friday, March 21st, 2025- Street Closure- 100 Block S. Sycamore St will be closed between E. Main St. and E. Wayne St for Daffodil Festival vendor setup. An officer will be in the area. (Closure is from 6p on March 21st until the end of the Daffodil Festival on March 22nd around 6:30 pm.

PARKING NOTICE
No Parking in the Downtown area of Fremont from 2:00 am to 6:00 pm on Saturday, March 22nd, 2025, due to the 37th Fremont Daffodil Festival. - NO VEHICLES WILL BE ALLOWED TO PARK IN THE AREA OR WILL BE SUBJECT TO BEING TOWED AT THE OWNER'S EXPENSE.

03/19/2025

I see some of my favorites! 😍

We are so excited to see everyone downtown Fremont on Saturday.

We’re looking forward to seeing you this Saturday, March 22nd, at the Fremont Daffodil Festival 🌼
Here’s our character lineup for the day!

03/18/2025

Only 4 days until the 37th Annual Fremont Daffodil Festival!

This article shares the history of our Daffodil Town.

We have a wonderful town that we love to share with everyone, especially on Festival Day! 🌼

Fremont is a small, rural town located in Eastern North Carolina. The town was chartered in 1862. In 1901, North Carolina elected Fremont native Charles B. Aycock as Governor. Aycock's legacy was a...

03/18/2025

Parents bring your kids and your cash to the Kidz Zone this Saturday.

Payments for tickets will be cash only.

See you there!

03/18/2025

We would like to say THANK YOU to this year’s supporting sponsors.

The 37th Annual Fremont Daffodil Festival would not be possible without your generous contributions.

We look forward to seeing you this Saturday, March 22nd in downtown Fremont!

03/14/2025

Don’t touch the daffodil leaves...At least not yet! The downside to these wonderful spring-flowering plants is that the foliage begins to look ratty after the flowers are spent.

Every year we always field questions about what to do at this point. Some want to tidy up the landscape by clipping all the foliage off, clipping it in half, or folding the leaves and wrapping them up with a rubber band.

➡️No matter how bad the foliage looks, it plays an important role. Next year’s flowers are being formed during this ratty-looking stage. The leaves gather sunlight and, through photosynthesis, store sugars in the bulb for next year’s growth. Leave the leaves alone for at least SIX WEEKS after blooming. Then, you can begin to clip the foliage for a "tidier" look.

03/14/2025

As you can see we have a full day planned with some great entertainment.

We look forward to seeing you next Saturday at the 37th Annual Fremont Daffodil Festival!

See you downtown Fremont!

*March 22, 2025*🎼