Calendar

ALL CLASSES HAVE LIMITED SPACE

Registration is open for the apprenticeship program. Spaces are limited. Register today!

WINTER VEGETABLE GARDENS

Sunday, June 12th    11-1pm   $35

Would you like to eat fresh vegetables long after your neighbors have put their gardens to bed? Learn techniques to extend your growing season by utilizing helpful tips and demonstrations. Pre-registration required. Please bring a sack lunch.

WILD MEDICINAL PLANTS- Two Class Times Offered! $15 person/ $30 per family

Friday, June 24  10-12

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Adult Focused Class- 3-6pm with a potluck following

Learn medicinal uses for plants that grow wild all around us. You will learn to make basic medicine that you can reproduce at home or while on the trail. This is a hands-on class. Please wear boots and dress in layers for the weather. Children must be able to focus on their own or have an adult assistant.

FARM TOUR- Homeschoolers & Families

Tuesday, July 5th 1-3PM  $5 Person/$20 Family

Come tour Songcroft with our homeschooling family and learn what makes a farm sustainable. You will see chickens, goats, rabbits and ducks as well as do some hands on activities.  Children and their adults will learn how many eggs a chicken can lay, why worms are a farmer’s best friend,and cool things you can do with herbs from the garden. BRING A LUNCH, and we will map out where our lunch ingredients traveled from.

SOFT CHEESES AROUND THE WORLD

Saturday, July 16  11-2  $40 per person

Come to our family farm and see how to make soft goat cheeses from around the world. You’ll leave with recipes to take home so you can try your hand at cheesemaking in your own kitchen. This class applies to cow milk also. Pre-registration required. Please bring a sack lunch.

FOLK WINE MAKING

Sunday, August 21  11-1pm  $35
Come learn how to make folk wines from local fruit! This class covers what you need, as well as basic recipes for you to take home and try on your own. Pre-registration required. Adults only.

FARM CAMP

August 28-Sept 2

Spend the week living and having fun experiencing life on our family farm. Your experience here on our farm will include instruction on dairy goats, chickens, ducks and rabbits as well as growing your produce year-round and preserving the harvest. Mushroom logs, the basics of permaculture, food forests, alternative energy and home arts are all part of the program. Pre-registration required.

For Youth registration please go to the Wolf Camp site http://www.wolfcamp.com/youthcamps/resweek11a.html

For Adult Registration please go to the Wolf Camp site http://www.wolfcamp.com/collegeprograms/week11a.html

FAMILY BARTER FAIRE

Sunday, October 9

Bring your wares and join in the festivities while we gather as a community to stock our larders and share our goods. Produce, crafts, art, textiles, services and those extras that you no longer need can all be part of the mix as we use a gentle barter system to support our local economy. Pre-registration for booth space is required and fills up fast.