Every Second Friday (on the calendar) come gather with us in the spirit of creative comradery! Artists of all stripes and expressions please come! Let us build community in place of competition! Leaving our politics and credentials at the “door” we can share, support, and uplift one another while imagining our collective future into being!

There is no charge to attend. Donations are gratefully accepted for refreshments and firewood provided, pot luck snacks and BYOB encouraged

Every Second Friday (on the calendar) come gather with us in the spirit of creative comradery! Artists of all stripes and expressions please come! Let us build community in place of competition! Leaving our politics and credentials at the “door” we can share, support, and uplift one another while imagining our collective future into being!

There is no charge to attend. Donations are gratefully accepted for refreshments and firewood provided, pot luck snacks and BYOB encouraged

The Farm, Market and Greenhouse officially opens Friday May 9th and continues every Saturday and Sunday, 11AM-4PM, ‘till all our plant babies have found a home!

We grow all our own plants for the farm right here! and while we’re at it we grow some for you too! Veggies, culinary and medicinal herbs, flowers that are edible and/or make natural dyes, there’s always an interesting variety.

It starts with certified organic seeds from companies like Hudson Valley Seed Co. Fruition Seeds and Strictly Medicinal Seeds, then certified organic potting soil from McEnroe Farm to make soil blocks. Cute little half inch cubes of soil where the seeds germinate. Tended on light racks under acrylic domes, they grow and when developed enough they graduate to 2 inch blocks then on to traditional 4 inch pots and into our beautiful 1860’s greenhouse. This technique reduces plastic waste, creates denser root systems through a natural process called air pruning, and subsequently lessens root shock during transplanting. It takes a little extra work but we find the results worth it. Healthier plants and less waste!

When shopping here you may notice some pots have faded writing, or scratched, worn surfaces - this is because we reuse our pots year after year for as long as possible. We encourage you to bring them back to us after you’ve planted your garden so we can do it again!

Come for a visit. Wander the grounds, see some art, have a bite to eat, shop the market and the plant sale. Soak up the vibe.

We love what we do and we love to talk about it! So come ask questions, share stories and explore our little magical world of plants

Every Second Friday (on the calendar) come gather with us in the spirit of creative comradery! Artists of all stripes and expressions please come! Let us build community in place of competition! Leaving our politics and credentials at the “door” we can share, support, and uplift one another while imagining our collective future into being!

There is no charge to attend. Donations are gratefully accepted for refreshments and firewood provided, pot luck snacks and BYOB encouraged

Every Second Friday (on the calendar) come gather with us in the spirit of creative comradery! Artists of all stripes and expressions please come! Let us build community in place of competition! Leaving our politics and credentials at the “door” we can share, support, and uplift one another while imagining our collective future into being!

There is no charge to attend. Donations are gratefully accepted for refreshments and firewood provided.

Join us for a magical evening led by first Artist-in-Residence, Jena Argenta. Held in an historic, candlelit copper-roofed barn, nestled on a working permaculture farm. 

Event includes: 

-Cash wine & specialty farm cocktail bar

-Art-show

-Silent Legacy Works auction

-Sunset bonfire meet & greet

-Remarks by Argenta 

-Special discounts on works & early bird access to fall / winter programming

-Secret announcements.

-Organic/locally sourced Mediterranean eats made by Argenta's hands. 

Sponsored by anonymous lovers, Brotherhood Winery, Smart Mobile Notary, Brush & Reed, & more.

Pay what you can: This is a together thing. (Suggested donation $5-$50).

PLEASE rsvp to Jena: info@jenaargenta.com)

From the artist: 

This co-created residency is personal: It's reckoning & roots. My first bedroom was in a clay studio on a nowhere, dirt Colorado road. My father built a high-fire kiln in the back yard & my mother biked up to the foundry to pour molten bronze for sculptures herself. We had sheep, chickens, a llama named Snooder, & grew our own food. I've traveled quite a bit since then, when NYC was a myth like college--let alone studying Arabic Calligraphy in Istanbul or oil painting in Santiago de Chile. Works in the "Legacy Works" silent auction are those of my parents--ceramics & life drawings. 

I need you to help me create a trust supporting artists brave enough to excavate & transform their own legacies, whatever they may be, & to solidify ways to pass it on.... The first step for me is to bronze the moulds of my mother's I still have--upping scale, pricepoint, & visibility.

At the very least, this soirée is one of legacy, intimacy, earth, subtle savoring, elegant organic eats & community-centered hospitality.

 If you're new to the arts--come: Welcome to networking with a pulse.

With gratitude to you & yours, 

Jena

505-504-3393

jenaargenta.com

brushandreed.com

Sip some wine, mingle with the artists in the beautiful barn and stroll the grounds in the company of other art lovers.

There is no charge to attend this event

Our Spring Foraging Walk on Mother’s Day was such fun we decided to do it again! Join Alexandra Radoaca on a walk around the farm discovering wild edible, and medicinal plants. You will earn about our local flora, plant identification, history and lore. Make gentle, delicious, nourishing seasonal remedies and recipes you can share with your whole family. 

Alexandra is an herbalist, wilderness guide and sound practitioner. She focuses on building health through nourishment and working with local, accessible, abundant plants. She believes that herbalism is accessible to everyone. All we need is to follow our curiosity and get our hands in the dirt, the plants teach us the rest! She is the founder of Mindful Wilderness, an organization focused on herbal education and Vulgaris Herbs, an herbal shop in Sugar Loaf, NY with a mission to serve our community with herbal supplies, small batch herbal remedies, botanical art, workshops and consultations. She is a New York State certified camping and hiking guide and a Wilderness First Responder.

Get Your Tickets Now before they sell out! $40.00

Come join Gail Bentley Walsh to explore a fresh yoga channel! Gail created the “Rain Salutation” in honor of both happiness and watery blues.

Join her at the Farm and become a full-fledged rain-child!

Together you will dig into a sequence of spiraling movements that playfully expand inner freedom. A spiraling vinyasa dedicated to distilling and integrating the nectar of consciousness – a tradition that harks back to the Vedas.

$30.00 suggested donation - if you choose to pay a different amount, please bring cash on the day of class

A former Peace Corps Volunteer, Gail Bentley Walsh is the Founder and Director of Yoga Mountain Inc. and of Young Mountain Yoga. She is an E-RYT (Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher), a Yoga Therapist with the International Association of Yoga Therapists (IAYT) an RCYT (Registered Children's Yoga Teacher) and author of YOGA IN THE CLASSROOM and Muddy Cannon