Events for week of September 28, 2026

Come to the new After School Craft Clubs at the Fiber Craft Studio to learn and perfect traditional Waldorf school handwork skills while creating individual projects!

Children will gather each week to explore seasonal handwork, cooking, and nature-based activities inspired by the rhythms of autumn. Through hands-on projects, creative exploration, and shared experiences, students will develop practical skills, artistic confidence, and meaningful connections with their peers while celebrating the richness of the season.

Come to the Fiber Craft Studio to join a welcoming and relaxed handwork gathering, open to all ages, abilities, and skill levels. Participants are invited to bring their own projects and work at their own pace while enjoying conversation and connection with others.

A studio for teens interested in creating wearable garments while learning sewing techniques and pattern construction.

As we transition, with the breathing of the seasons between summer and winter, join us for speech and tone eurythmy to celebrate autumn.

Come and get your biodynamic veggies at our Produce Stand EVERY Friday! Shop our hyper-local veggies and swing by the farm store to pick up herbal products, milk, and yogurt. Open to all!

Guided by Farm Administrator Kim Vaughan, you’ll get an insider’s look at our dairy, vegetable, and honey operations. During this two-hour group walking tour, you’ll see, smell, touch, and taste the farm through up-close animal encounters, product tastings, and a stroll through our vegetable fields and dairy barn. Along the way, Farmer Kim will share how we put Biodynamic farming principles into practice and answer your questions about what makes our farm unique.

Join us for speech, music, and eurythmy featuring a performance of Rudolf Steiner’s Foundation Stone Imagination by the Performing Ensemble of Eurythmy Spring Valley and a festival address by Harlan Gilbert.

Guided by Farm Administrator Kim Vaughan, you’ll get an insider’s look at our dairy, vegetable, and honey operations. During this two-hour group walking tour, you’ll see, smell, touch, and taste the farm through up-close animal encounters, product tastings, and a stroll through our vegetable fields and dairy barn. Along the way, Farmer Kim will share how we put Biodynamic farming principles into practice and answer your questions about what makes our farm unique.