The Enon Community Historical Society sponsors the annual Enon Apple Butter Festival as a community service project.

The Historical Society makes apple butter the old-fashioned way in six, 50-gallon copper kettles, cooked over open wood-burning fires. Canning and selling of the apple butter is done at the festival in the afternoon as it becomes ready. Annual attendance is estimated at 8-10,000 for the two days. Admission to the festival grounds is free. Free parking is available.

The Apple Butter Festival began as a fund raising event for the Enon Community Historical Society. Today the Festival continues to be the Society’s main event for funding but also for many non-profit community organizations, churches and school groups.