The 47th Annual Festival  •  October 15–18, 2026  •  Eastern Panhandle, WV
Celebrating our women

Pomona Ladies Brunch

Friday, Oct. 16, 202610:00amHoliday Inn, Martinsburg
Generations of grace

A Morning for the Women of the Harvest

For generations, the Pomona Ladies Brunch has been a cherished tradition of the Mountain State Apple Harvest Festival, bringing women together for friendship, fellowship and a celebration of the remarkable women in our community. Join us Friday, October 16, at 10 a.m. at the Holiday Inn Martinsburg.

  • An apple-themed meal
  • The signature Apple pin
  • Giveaways from local businesses
  • A chance to win a $500 Bechtel Jewelers giveaway — drawing tickets just $5

We are honored to welcome this year’s featured guests, Melody Wolfe and her daughter, Ashlyn, who will share their family’s inspiring story of faith, hope and resilience. Melody, a longtime Berkeley County educator, is also the mother of this year’s Festival Grand Marshal, Staff Sergeant Andrew Wolfe.

When Andrew was critically wounded while serving with the West Virginia National Guard in Washington, D.C., in November 2025, Melody’s simple request to “pray for Andy” sparked an extraordinary outpouring of support across the nation. As Andrew fought for his life and began his recovery, Melody and her family continued to share a message of faith and gratitude. Her story ultimately took her to the White House, where she was honored alongside military mothers during a special Military Mother’s Day event in May 2026.

Whether you’ve made the Pomona Ladies Brunch a tradition for years or are joining us for the first time, bring your mother, daughter or girlfriends and make this year’s brunch a tradition of your own. Get your tickets early — this event sells out quickly!

Mountain State Apple Harvest FestivalMountain State Apple Harvest FestivalApple-themed table setting at the Pomona Ladies Brunch
It sells out every year

Reserve Your Seat at the Brunch

Bring your mother, daughters, and friends — a festival-morning tradition made for the women of the Panhandle.

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