Our Mission

The Putnam family has deep rooted ties in both agriculture and Maine. Laura, who has lived in Falmouth her whole life, has pursued a career as a horse trainer. She has been caring for animals and land from a young age. Evan was raised on a dairy farm in New Hampshire and has devoted his life to farming and the preservation of farmland. Their two sons, Clayton and Dawson, have spent the majority of their lives in and around the multiple farms Laura and Evan own or manage. With the passion of Maine Agriculture being the focus of the Putnam's lives, Hurricane Meadows Fall Festival is their opportunity to showcase the importance of both open spaces and agriculture in Maine communities. Laura and Evan are both strong advocates for the Maine way of life and for supporting those who work tirelessly to feed the American people and the American dream. Because of this, each year they partner with a cause or organization to raise awareness for their specific mission and provide a portion of the proceeds towards their fund. Because of the community involvement, the Hurricane Meadows fall festival has been able to donate thousands of dollars to organizations that make up the fabric of our small Maine communities. Together with your support, The Putnam family and Hurricane Meadows look forward to being an integral part of the bond between Maine families, Maine agriculture, and Maine organizations that make us the strong communities we are in this great state.

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We will be honored to have you spend the day with your family and friends at our 4rd Annual Corn Maze and Fall Fun Festival beginning September 12th!  We love sharing our farm and look forward to meeting you!!

2026

2026 PARTENERSHIP

This year we have the pleasure of partnering with Hearts of Pine. Hearts of Pine is a professional soccer team based in Portland, Maine. The team was founded in 2023 and has taken off like wild fire, it has quickly become a Maine staple for many. We are excited to highlight Hearts of Pine in our corn maze with their motto which embodies all that they believe in—“Lead With Your Heart”

We are excited to focus on fundraising efforts to the Portland Hearts of Pine Foundation.

For more information on the Hearts of Pine Foundation please visit https://www.heartsofpine.com/community/

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“WE BELIEVE IN THE POWER OF AN INTERNAL COMPASS— ONE THAT GUIDES INDIVIDUALS, COMMUNITIES, AND THIS CLUB TOWARD BECOMING THE BEST VERSIONS OF THEMSELVES. IT’S THE CONVICTION, CARE, AND INGENUITY THAT’S INHERENT TO MAINERS, AND IT’S WHAT WE STRIVE TO REFLECT ON AND OFF THE FIELD.”
-HEARTS OF PINE

2025

Each year, Hurricane Meadows chooses an organization to support that is dear to our heart. This year, we have chosen Walk A Mile In Their Shoes, a non profit organization that helps children throughout Maine’s child protection and foster care system.

In addition to having donation boxes at the festival this year, we plan to dedicate a day to all Maine foster families, to attend our festival admission free. Please consider donating to this amazing cause when you visit the farm this year!

Visit walkamilemaine.org for more information on this great cause!

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2024

Hurricane Meadows is incredibly proud to be working with the Make-A-Wish Maine this season. Make-A-Wish Maine is a non-profit organization that grants life changing wishes for Maine children with critical illnesses.
Community is the backbone of Hurricane Meadows and we are incredibly excited to be working with Make-A-Wish to support and give back to the wonderful Maine community.

All the stars are aligning for a wonderful 2024 season!!

For More information on Make-A-Wish Maine visit https://wish.org/maine

A group of people, including children and adults, posing in front of a large sign at a corn maze festival. The sign reads 'We Made It!' and is decorated with maze patterns. Cornfields are visible in the background under a clear blue sky.
A corn maze shaped like a child's drawing of a person with a hat, with words like 'LOVE', 'WISDOM', and 'FARM FUN' written inside the maze.
Three people standing outdoors in front of a red fence, holding a large check for $7,500 made out to Hurricane Meadows. The check is dated December 22, 2024, and is part of a Make-A-Wish event. Above them is a wooden sign that reads 'Hurricane Meadows'. The sky is partly cloudy.

2023

Each year Hurricane Meadows partner with a cause or organization to raise awareness for their specific mission and provide a portion of the proceeds towards their fund, in 2023 this was the Maine Lobsterman’s Association.

Lobstering is a key element of Maine history, heritage, and way of life, the Maine Lobsterman’s Association works to create a more sustainable fishing industry and support the community involve.

From the MLA Website: “The Maine lobster fishery is one of the oldest continuously operated industries in the United States. For more than 180 years, the tradition of lobstering has been passed down for generations and is a cornerstone of Maine’s culture, heritage, and economy. It is renowned as one of the world’s most sustainable fisheries and consistently among the most valuable fisheries in the United States”

Hurricane Meadows is proud to support the Maine Lobsterman’s Association!

For more information check out the Maine Lobsterman’s Associations website: https://www.mainelobstermen.org/

A sign supporting the Maine Lobstermen's Association, with the logo of Hurricane Meadows, on a table covered with a floral tablecloth. The table is decorated with small pumpkins. The sign indicates that all donations go directly to the Maine Lobsterm
Aerial view of a corn maze in a large green cornfield, with winding paths and some people walking through.
Green cornfield with a clear path in the center and trees in the background.
Three people stand outside holding a large check for $7,500 made out to Hurricane Meadows. The sign above reads 'Hurricane Meadows.' The sky is partly cloudy, and there is a red fence behind them.
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