About Hoshyla Farms
Hoshyla Farms is a fifth-generation family farm in Manorville, the Long Island town that calls itself the gateway to the Hamptons. The family's farming roots go back to 1922; Dimytri and Anna Hoshyla grew vegetables in East Meadow for more than 30 years before moving to Manorville in 1954, where the family name became known for potatoes and cauliflower. In recent years the family added lavender to the farm, growing Provence and Munstead.
The farm's website lists events rather than daily open hours, so plan a visit around one of them. The main draw is the Lavender Festival in late June. For 2026 it ran June 27 and 28 with blooming fields for u-pick and photos, artisan vendors, food trucks, live music, and yoga sessions in the field on Sunday morning. Admission was $5, children under 10 were free, and Manorville residents and active military got in free with ID. Parking is free on site, and only service animals are allowed.
Through the rest of the year the farm runs a mix of gatherings listed on their website, including a Country Night, wellness days, a Halloween Hoedown and an art and oyster evening, plus workshops and classes. Dried lavender bouquets and culinary lavender are sold through their online shop, and the farm also supports the Long Island Potato Festival farmers market.
Tate's Bake Shop in East Moriches is about 10 minutes south, an easy stop for cookies on the way to or from the festival.
Lavender here
- When it blooms
- late June (festival timed to bloom)
- Visiting
- Open to the public for ticketed events, chiefly the late-June Lavender Festival with u-pick (June 27–28, 2026), plus workshops and seasonal gatherings.
- Varieties grown
- Provence, Munstead
From the farm shop
- Dried lavender bouquets
- Culinary lavender
Events
- Lavender Festival, last weekend of June (June 27–28, 2026)
- Halloween Hoedown, fall
- Wellness Day on the Farm
What to do
- Cut lavender and take photos in bloom at the late-June Lavender Festival
- Join a yoga or sound-healing session in the lavender field during festival weekend
- Browse artisan vendors and food trucks at the festival
- Buy dried lavender bouquets or culinary lavender
- Watch their website for seasonal events like the Halloween Hoedown
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Lavender Festival in late June (2026: June 27–28); other events through the year
- Admission
- Festival 2026: $5 per person, children under 10 free
Good to know
- Dogs
- Service animals only (festival)
- Reservations
- Pre-registration recommended for festival yoga and sound healing
Tips for your visit
- Check their website for event dates before driving out; regular open hours are not posted.
- Manorville residents and active military get into the festival free with valid ID.
- Pre-register for festival yoga or sound healing, which have limited space.
- Leave pets at home; only service animals are allowed at the festival.
Pair it with a nearby stop
Tate's Bake Shop · about 10 minutes away
Tate's Bake Shop in East Moriches is about 10 minutes south, a quick cookie stop before or after the festival.
Getting there
Questions
When is the Hoshyla Farms Lavender Festival?
In late June. The 2026 festival was June 27 and 28.
How much is festival admission?
In 2026 it was $5, with children under 10 free and free entry for Manorville residents and active military with ID.
Can I bring my dog?
No. Only service animals are allowed at the festival.
🗺️ Part of the guide Things to Do Near the Lavender Farms of Manorville & Riverhead, Long Island, New York
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