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February 2021
Watercolor Art on The Farm Series – 2nd Class
Enjoy the beautiful art of watercolor painting with Anne Parks, a local award-winning artist. She will help you learn to paint chickens, birds, landscapes (and even the cows and horses) at The Farm. Anne will use a combination of drawing and painting with watercolor and watercolor pencils to give your art an illustrative feel. Some drawing background is preferable; but even if you haven't had a drawing class, you will have a great time painting with Anne! She can teach all levels of skill. Please note this is a FOUR class series. 2/20/21 and 2/27/21- 3/6/21 and 3/13/21. $100 per person.…
Find out more »Plant Your Herb Garden
Some of the most attractive and useful garden plants are also easiest to grow. Choose from a variety of herbs and plant 6 different kinds for your garden. Learn how to start your garden using things you have lying around the house and where to plant outdoors to maximize your edible landscaping potential. $10 per person. Registration required. Call 765-567-4700 to book your spot. Includes park admission. 2:00-3:00pm.
Find out more »March 2021
Planting Seeds with Kids
Explore our seed library and take seeds to start your garden. Children will have the opportunity to plant and take seed starters while learning how to care for the plants. A coloring activity will also be available for those who would like to participate. Planting will take place in the barn, so please dress appropriately. FREE with park admission. 12:00pm-2:00pm.
Find out more »Watercolor Art on The Farm Series – 3rd Class
Enjoy the beautiful art of watercolor painting with Anne Parks, a local award-winning artist. She will help you learn to paint chickens, birds, landscapes (and even the cows and horses) at The Farm. Anne will use a combination of drawing and painting with watercolor and watercolor pencils to give your art an illustrative feel. Some drawing background is preferable; but even if you haven't had a drawing class, you will have a great time painting with Anne! She can teach all levels of skill. Please note this is a FOUR class series. 2/20/21 and 2/27/21- 3/6/21 and 3/13/21. $100 per person.…
Find out more »Watercolor Art on The Farm Series – 4th Class
Enjoy the beautiful art of watercolor painting with Anne Parks, a local award-winning artist. She will help you learn to paint chickens, birds, landscapes (and even the cows and horses) at The Farm. Anne will use a combination of drawing and painting with watercolor and watercolor pencils to give your art an illustrative feel. Some drawing background is preferable; but even if you haven't had a drawing class, you will have a great time painting with Anne! She can teach all levels of skill. Please note this is a FOUR class series. 2/20/21 and 2/27/21- 3/6/21 and 3/13/21. $100 per person.…
Find out more »April 2021
Farm Kitchen Comes Alive
Feel the heat of the wood stove, and smell the fire as it warms the house. Meet a 1920’s farm wife as she works in her kitchen, preparing to feed her farm family. Try your hand at making fresh butter and learn just what it took to prepare food in a 1920’s kitchen. FREE with park admission. 12:00pm-2:00pm.
Find out more »Class – Gourd Birdhouse
Join us in the barn for a great afternoon of crafting and making birdhouses. We will use gourds grown right here on The Farm. Be creative and let your inner artist come alive, with this fun class. Registration required. Call 765-567-4700. Includes park admission. $20 per person. 1:00pm-3:00pm.
Find out more »Class: Quick Pickling on The Farm
Learn how to quick pickle on The Farm. Chef Lauren will be on hand teaching you how to make her favorite quick pickles and other pickled veggies. Take home your work to enjoy with your family. $20 per person. Registration required. Call 765-567-4700 to book your spot. Includes park admission. 1:00pm-2:30pm.
Find out more »Class – Broom Making: Cobweb Broom
Join us in making a traditional cobweb broom. The very talented Bev Larson, will be on hand teaching the art of broom making. We will start with a long stick and add natural broom corn. Cobweb brooms are round and long and used to get the pesky cobwebs from places we cannot reach. A fun introduction to broom making. Various stick sizes will be available and choice of cord to tie (wrap) your broom with. $50 per person. Registration required. Call 765-567-4700 to book your spot. Includes park admission. 12:00pm-3:00pm.
Find out more »May 2021
Class: Raising Chicken – The Basics
Interested in raising your own chickens? Learn the basics, benefits, and expectations of raising laying hens. Interact with our flock, in this hands-on class. FREE with park admission. 12:00pm-1:30pm.
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