Osceola County Agriculture Pavilion

01/23/2026

We are forming a "Friends of the Pavilion" group who would like to volunteer to help with small projects, clean, welcome guests to the Pavilion etc. Message us or talk with one of the board members for more information or to sign up. We tend to have a really good time!

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10/31/2025

This hat was donated to a local thrift store and has made it's way to the Ag Pavilion. Could anyone shed some light on it's history and if it was used locally? From what I can find it looks like it was patented in the 40's.

10/02/2025

We have a great addition to our prairie plantings in the form of a sign that helps to identify all the plants and grasses in our plots. Using the QR code, visitors will be able to read more about each plant and the partnerships are also listed. The sign will be installed after harvest 😉
New signs were also added to the seven implements with their names and the names of the donors.
These projects were all made possible because of the grant from the Osceola County Foundation. THANK YOU!

10/01/2025

A huge thank you goes to the Osceola County Foundation for the grant we recieved to fund several improvements to the Ag Pavilion. Safety was an area which needed attention. With Foundation monies we were able to create an additional exit with a new door, new locks, deadbolts and exit signs on all the doors. Another great addition is dusk to dawn lighting. The lights on two sides of the building light up a large area. Many Thanks!!!

09/23/2025

09/23/2025

We were so honored to open the Pavilion to the residents of Osceola Senior Living, formerly Heartwood Heights. Everyone had flashbacks and shared memories and a try at the pump organ. Some of our financial and artifact donors were able to to see what an impact their donations have made. Thanks to Sarah and Bob for making the arrangements.

09/17/2025

Come and check out the beautiful native flowers blooming at the Pavilion. Thanks goes out to Dawn Henderson for planning and planting the native plants and the Pheasants Forever for funding the plantings. Plans are in the works to make this an educational center about native plants. We want to recognize the Osceola County Foundation for the funding for the concrete edging to protect the artifacts and plants. It is amazing what can happen when we all work together. Many thanks to all!!!

09/05/2025

We were excited to host a tour group from Curry, Minnesota today on the Reading Bus Lines . The tour was organized by Jeff Arends from Little Rock, Iowa. Thanks to Lawrence and Ruthann for suggesting the Pavilion as a destination.