With a friendly smile, Jen Wescott, owner of Wescott Barbecue, helps serve hungry visitors at Coggon Harvest Home with their favorite BBQ meats and side dishes, Aug. 16.

Rather than the typical candy toss, Faith Mission Thrift Store's parade float throws stuffed animals to children watching the parade, Aug. 16.

Kenny Ries and his grandson Ben of Ryan cruise through the streets of Coggon on their 4000 John Deere during the Harvest Home parade.

Boy Scout Troop 501 leads the 2025 Harvest Home parade with the American Flag, kicking off this year’s theme of “Thank a Farmer.”

As long lines form in the air-conditioned Historical Hall, many enjoy a sweet treat of pie and ice cream during the Pies of the Porch at Harvest Home.

Fire Chief Jamie Coleman of the Coggon Fire Department tosses candy to two young boys along the parade route.

A handful of vendors set up along Main Street in Coggon during the annual Harvest Home celebration.

Live music and dancing were the highlights at the Coggon Harvest Home, starting early in the afternoon with Donnie Heffernen's set.

The Hair Depot’s parade float, among others, this year featured the Coggon Harvest Home theme, "Thank a Farmer,” honoring local producers in the area.

Linn County Fair Queen Emmalee Kratz makes an appearance at Coggon Harvest Home.

Several kids enjoy the bouncy houses at Coggon Harvest Home, Aug. 16.

The corn box was a popular and cool spot at Harvest Home this year.