Upcoming Events

Eat local in style as our award-winning Farm to Table Dinner series relaunches for 2020 on February 29th. This four-course dinner with wine pairings is served at Alnoba, a landmark sustainable conference center located just up the road from The Farm. Featuring locally-sourced ingredients like lamb, scallops, and fresh produce from The Farm's greenhouses. Tickets $85, includes tax and gratuity.

This event is SOLD OUT. Get your hands dirty as we break ground on the Kids' Farm outdoor garden. We'll either be turning and preparing the earth or doing some planting. Even the smallest farmhands will have fun and important jobs to do.

This event is SOLD OUT. It's planting time at the Kids' Farm outdoor garden! Join us for a hands-on morning of farming fun as we get our spring seeds and seedlings into the ground. Kids of all ages will be welcome to dig, touch, plant and play. Learn how tiny seeds turn into the delicious vegetables, greens and herbs we enjoy on our tables.

Join Farmer Lis to learn some of the sillier facts about chickens. We’ll spend some time inside our “Cluckingham Palace” chicken coop meeting the hens and help out with some chicken-caring chores. Learn the silly quirks of our favorite “Palace” residents and ask your questions about what makes chickens tick (or cluck).

This hands-on edition of our Meet the Farmer class will see kids and their caregivers help us set up our brand new incubator. We’ll get a crate ready to house our baby chicks after they hatch, set up their baby crate and heat source, place eggs in the incubator, and learn all about what’s involved with taking care of baby birds. Kids will also get to lend a hand with some animal chores at The Farm.

If you’re considering adding some fowl to your family, let Farmer Lis introduce you to some of the basics. We’ll cover housing needs, hatchling care, nutrition and other general guidelines for caring for your flock.

Learn about how seeds turn into the plants on our plates and get excited about growing our own food. Kids will get a chance to help plant our early spring vegetables, from radishes and beets to peas and carrots.

Learn about the different options for backyard composting setups, from advanced equipment to the simple method of burying scraps in unused garden spots to bulk up your soil microbiome for next season. You’ll also get a tour of the new Eastman’s Corner composting unit.