Event Types: Nature & Outdoors

Monday, March 20, 2023 Information Meeting @ 5:00pm
Steep Rock House, 116 Christian St., New Preston

We invite you to learn about the variety of ways you can contribute to Steep Rock Association and support the land you love. Whether you’re interested in getting your hands dirty, learning new skills, collecting conservation data, growing vegetables for your neighbors, stewarding your favorite trails, or assisting with office-related tasks, we would love to have you join us. After an intro to our volunteer initiatives, join us around our firepit for refreshments as we celebrate our seasoned volunteers!

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Wednesday, March 22, 7:00pm
Virtual Program hosted by the Vermont Abenaki Artists Association

In honor of World Water Day, a panel of Indigenous citizens and environmental scientists share multiple perspectives on living in relationship with the Connecticut River watershed. Panelists include Darlene Kascak (Schagticoke Tribal Nation) Education Director of the Institute for American Indian and Traditional Native American Storyteller; Vera Sheehan, (Elnu Abenaki Tribe) Director of the Vermont Abenaki Artists Association and Abenaki Arts and Education Center; Kathy Urffer, River Steward with the Connecticut River Conservancy; and Matt Devine, Water Fisheries Biologist with the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.

Please note: This FREE program is part of a Two Eyed Seeing virtual lecture series funded in part by a grant from Vermont Humanities. This program will be hosted by the Vermont Abenaki Artists Association, in partnership with The Abenaki Arts and Education Center, the Institute for American Indian Studies, the Connecticut River Conservancy and the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.

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Questions? Please email [email protected] or call 802 557 7202.

Throughout the year, the IAIS Education Department frequently offers educational workshops on Sunday afternoons. Express your creativity while learning about the world around you and connecting with a culture that has thousands of years of history in this area. This week’s workshop will focus on the songs and stories of our feathered friends. Listen to traditional Native American stories featuring birds, get an introduction to bird watching from IAIS Museum Educator and expert birder, Susan Scherf, and bring home a pinecone owl.

Space is limited and pre-registration is required. Please visit our website to register via Eventbrite. Questions? Please call (860) 868-0518 or email [email protected] Price of Participation: $20 for Non-Members, $10 for IAIS Members.

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As a small not-for-profit organization, Hollister House relies upon the time, energy and expertise of our team of dedicated volunteers. Volunteers play a key role in our mission to engage our community by ensuring that all garden visitors and everyone attending our events is made to feel welcome.

To learn more about volunteering as a Garden Docent, Barn Talk Volunteer, Special Event Volunteer, or Special Project Volunteer, please visit our website and fill out a Volunteer Sign Up Form.

Love Steep Rock Association’s trails? Help us keep them in tip-top shape by becoming a Trail Manager.

Everyone within this special group of volunteers helps steward a designated trail over a one-year period, regularly scouting the trail for environmental concerns and safety hazards as well as performing light trail maintenance duties. This training will be in hybrid – with the option of in-person training at Steep Rock House or via Zoom, link to be provided after registration.

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As a small not-for-profit organization, Hollister House relies upon the time, energy and expertise of our team of dedicated volunteers. Volunteers play a key role in our mission to engage our community by ensuring that all garden visitors and everyone attending our events is made to feel welcome.

To learn more about volunteering as a Garden Docent, Barn Talk Volunteer, Special Event Volunteer, or Special Project Volunteer, please visit our website and fill out a Volunteer Sign Up Form.

The Gunn Memorial Library is pleased to collaborate with the Washington Environmental Council to bring our community together for a discussion on the sustainable architecture project underway at the Frederick Gunn School. Peter Becker, Head of School and Seth Low, Associate Head of School will describe the work that the school has completed to date, and engage in conversation about strategies for organizations to embrace sustainability. This presentation will be held at the Judy Black Memorial Park and Garden.

Over the past several years, The Frederick Gunn School has evolved its approach to sustainability. The Thomas S. Perakos Arts and Community Center (completed 2020) was the school’s first LEED-certified building on campus, and the Lizzie and Jonathan Tisch Center for Innovation and Active Citizenship (to be completed in fall of this year) will exceed the environmental standards set by TPACC. While these are the most tangible and visible outcomes of Gunn’s renewed dedication to sustainability, the school has also created a sustainability plan that starts to outline long-term goals for the next several decades.

Minimizing the impact on the environment was a top priority in the design process for the Tisch Center for Innovation and Active Citizenship. Solar photovoltaic panels that provide sustainable energy and a geothermal well field that provides most of the heating and cooling, as well as a highly efficient envelope, contribute to bringing the project close to Net Zero.

Peter Becker is The Frederick Gunn School’s 11th Head of School. A native of New Orleans and Manhattan, Peter attended The Taft School and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree with distinction in religious studies from the University of Virginia and a master’s degree in history from Yale University. Peter came to Gunn in 2012 from The Lawrenceville School, where he served as a master of history and interdisciplinary studies. He is currently a member of the board of The Association of Boarding Schools (TABS) and is a member of The Heads & Principals Association.

Seth Low is The Frederick Gunn School’s Associate Head of School and Director of Co-Curricular Programs. He spent his youth as a faculty child at the Cranbrook School and Blair Academy, and holds a bachelor’s degree in geosciences from Williams College and a Master of Arts in Liberal Studies from Wesleyan University. Prior to joining Gunn, Seth spent five years working at an environmental engineering and consulting firm located outside of Boston. The former Director of College Counseling, Seth continues to serve as a College Counselor, teaches within the school’s Center for Citizenship and Just Democracy, and coaches lacrosse.

Judea Garden, The Giving Garden, grows and distributes organically grown produce to our neighbors in need. Help us get our 15th season off to a good start by getting the Garden ready for the upcoming season and maybe even getting some seeds in the ground.

If you are a new volunteer with us, please fill out our Volunteer Registration Form here.

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Put your hands (and not just your boots) on the trails this hiking season by joining Steep Rock Association’s monthly trail work party. The work party meets at 10:00 a.m. the third Saturday of every month from April through November.

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Judea Garden, The Giving Garden, grows and distributes organically grown produce to our neighbors in need. Help us plant those cool weather plants and get a jump start on the season and harvesting.

If you are a new volunteer with us, please fill out our Volunteer Registration Form here.

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A five part course beginning April 20th, 2023 through May 18th, 2023

This five-session master class developed for all skill levels will cover all aspects of gardening, from concept and planning to installing and maintenance.

For either new gardeners or those with existing knowledge, this course will provide fresh ideas and concepts for reimagining established gardens and incorporating new trends and techniques to grow your garden into the next chapter.

Students will learn how to develop the knowledge and skills to cultivate their own legacy garden including ornamental and edible plants based on sustainable, ecologically responsible practices. We will cover comprehensive garden design tools and strategies for the home gardener.

Taught by author and New York Botanical Garden Gardening Certificate Program Coordinator and instructor Daryl Beyers this course will introduce students to the principles of garden design from site assessment to long-term development, present strategies for plant and material selection, and introduce the fundamentals of seasonal maintenance and continued care techniques.

Classes will be held at Hollister House Garden as well as several exclusive offsite class locations to explore established gardens and prototype garden settings. The class will enjoy a nursery visit with a personal plant guide to understand what to look for when plant shopping at local nurseries.

Class Dates:
Thursday, April 20th 3pm – 5pm | Session One: “Assessing Your Property and Plants”
Thursday, April 27th 3pm – 5pm | Session Two: “The Art of Gardening”
Thursday, May 4th 3pm – 5pm | Session Three: “All About Plants”
Thursday, May 11th 12pm – 3pm | Session Four: “The Making of a Garden”
Thursday, May 18th 12pm – 3pm | Session Five: “The Craft of Gardening”

$450 for members
$500 for non-members

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Please join us for a fun and creative class using beautiful dried and pressed flowers to create custom note cards.

The class will explore methods and techniques for drying your own petals and flowers at home, and teach students the most appropriate application methods and materials when using delicate dried florals.

Members $75
Non- members $90

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Hollister House Garden Opens for the Season Today! Come, be inspired by the gentle beauty of the early garden. April-May hours are Wednesdays and Fridays 1-4pm and Saturdays 10am-4pm.

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Join Debra Kaye, owner of Bear Creek Farm, to explore dahlia tuber handling and methods of growing dahlias from seed.

This lecture will guide you through all the alternative ways to manage the process depending on quantity of tubers, equipment, and time you want to dedicate to your dahlia crop. You’ll get hands-on experience with different options to figure out what’s best for you and your garden.

HHG Members: $25
Non-Members: $35

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Join local artist and illustrator Brianna Killion in this exciting workshop on sun printing, commonly referred to as cyanotypes.

We’ll explore multiple methods of toning and staining cyanotypes to create not just blue prints but also yellow and sepia stains on eco paper, prints and notecards. We will use organic specimens, such as lavender, ferns, blooms and natural objects to create beautiful framed art prints and note cards. Space is limited to 13 participants.

HHG Members: $75
Non-Members: $90

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Presented by Monique Bosch

Are you looking for an effective alternative to chemical fertilizers and pesticides? Join Monique Bosch of Wiggle Room as she explains proven methods to improve our soil quality and help our plants grow using Vermicompost and its numerous benefits. We will discuss advantages of vermicompost and the role worms and wormcasting microbes play in soil health. Register for a free soil analysis.

HHG Members: $25
Non-Members: $35

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A five part course beginning April 20th, 2023 through May 18th, 2023

This five-session master class developed for all skill levels will cover all aspects of gardening, from concept and planning to installing and maintenance.

For either new gardeners or those with existing knowledge, this course will provide fresh ideas and concepts for reimagining established gardens and incorporating new trends and techniques to grow your garden into the next chapter.

Students will learn how to develop the knowledge and skills to cultivate their own legacy garden including ornamental and edible plants based on sustainable, ecologically responsible practices. We will cover comprehensive garden design tools and strategies for the home gardener.

Taught by author and New York Botanical Garden Gardening Certificate Program Coordinator and instructor Daryl Beyers this course will introduce students to the principles of garden design from site assessment to long-term development, present strategies for plant and material selection, and introduce the fundamentals of seasonal maintenance and continued care techniques.

Classes will be held at Hollister House Garden as well as several exclusive offsite class locations to explore established gardens and prototype garden settings. The class will enjoy a nursery visit with a personal plant guide to understand what to look for when plant shopping at local nurseries.

Class Dates:
Thursday, April 20th 3pm – 5pm | Session One: “Assessing Your Property and Plants”
Thursday, April 27th 3pm – 5pm | Session Two: “The Art of Gardening”
Thursday, May 4th 3pm – 5pm | Session Three: “All About Plants”
Thursday, May 11th 12pm – 3pm | Session Four: “The Making of a Garden”
Thursday, May 18th 12pm – 3pm | Session Five: “The Craft of Gardening”

$450 for members
$500 for non-members

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Presented by Gordon Hayward

Join renowned landscape designer Gordon Hayward as he explores the elements of outdoor garden rooms within your existing larger garden to create a place apart. We will explore the use of traditional and modern materials such as stone or gravel to create intimate enclosed spaces using trees and shrubs as walls and the metaphorical canopy of tress and branches as a living roof.
Consider types of fencing, dappled light, outdoor furniture, and mixed varietal evergreens and shade tolerant perennials to decorate your space. Special focus will be paid to considering viewpoints and site lines.

HHG Members: $25
Non-Members: $35

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Come explore the thawed trails in Hidden Valley Preserve with SRA Naturalists Peary and BK Stafford and discover the magnificently rich community of spring ephemerals adorning the forest floor.

Participants should wear hiking boots or other appropriate shoes, and we highly recommend bringing water and binoculars. We will meet in the main parking lot at 198 Bee Brook Rd., Washington Depot. Please note, this program is limited to 12 participants.

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Judea Garden, The Giving Garden, grows and distributes organically grown produce to our neighbors in need. Start the miracle of a season of growing and giving. Help us sow the garden with seeds and plants.

If you are a new volunteer with us, please fill out our Volunteer Registration Form here.

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Taught by Betsy Rogers-Knox

Join Betsy Rogers Knox as we explore a variety of useful water-color techniques to capture the beauty of an early spring daisy meadow. Students will be taught through hands-on demonstrations and instruction for using masking fluid technique, wet-on-wet washes, blending colors, dry brush and glazing.

Open to all skill levels. Please bring a bag lunch. Water, soft drinks and snacks will be provided.

HHG Members: $95
Non-Members: $120

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Join Executive Director Brian Hagenbuch on a casual walk around Johnson Farm. The 52-acre Johnson Farm Preserve showcases several active agricultural fields, as well as a mix of sunny meadows and shady, open forests, with 1.25 miles of hiking trails crisscrossing the landscape, offering breathtaking hillside views. Bring your binoculars and we’ll look for signs of spring.

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A Community Science Opportunity

Steep Rock Association (SRA) seeks community scientists to participate as member of its “Ode Corps” – a group dedicated to collecting dragonflies and damselflies inhabiting SRA’s nature preserves as part of a multiyear, comprehensive inventory effort.

Join us for a May training session led by Connecticut Odonata Expert Valinn Ranelli and SRA’s Conservation Science Manager Rory Larson. Project protocol, sampling techniques, equipment use, species behavior, and data collection will be covered in the habitats of Macricostas Preserve. Following the training, individuals will be supplied with equipment and asked to conduct surveys on an ongoing basis throughout the field season (May-October).

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Presented by Frances Palmer

Join us as we explore the the inspiration behind Frances Palmer’s exquisite ceramic creations and the link between her home cutting garden and how it lends itself to her boundless creativity. Guests to this lecture will get a peak into this awe-inspiring world.

In this illustrated talk Frances traces how the ceramics and flowers are inextricably combined in her daily creative process. Using the stunning photographs from her recent book, Life in the Studio, Frances shares the story of her artistic journey. Following the presentation, Frances will offer a live demonstration of her honed methods and techniques for displaying her blooms during a floral arranging demonstration.

Her book, Life in the Studio will be available for purchase following the lecture.

HHG Members: $25
Non-Members: $35

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The growing season will be upon us again before we know it! We are hosting our third annual Plant Sale and Gardenpalooza on Saturday, May 21 from 10 am to 1 pm. Meadowbrook Gardens will be offering perennials, annuals, flowers, veggie and herb plants to add to your garden. Plus, we will have activities for adults and kids, too.

Judea Garden, The Giving Garden, grows and distributes organically grown produce to our neighbors in need. Help us get those warmer weather plants in the ground on planting day.

If you are a new volunteer with us, please fill out our Volunteer Registration Form here.

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We are excited to welcome back returning vendors and a few new ones to our weekly farmers market running each Saturday from May 27th through November 19th, 2023.

Our market features locally grown fruits and vegetables, pasture-raised meats, breads and baked goods, natural pet food, specialty cheeses, dairy products and more. Opening day will feature live music and children’s activities. We hope you’ll stop by regularly again this year to support our area farmers, makers and artisans!

Photo of Washington Farmers Market by Alexandra Barnes

Working in watercolor, employ beautiful and minimal brush strokes to depict the beauty of tree peonies. This class will be taught by Joanne Wasti in the style of Sumi-e, a delicate Japanese traditional watercolor technique using tonal black pigments with limited colors.

Tree peonies are commonly depicted in traditional Japanese art. In Japan, tree peonies not only represent feminine beauty, but also wealth and nobility of spirit. A presentation and selection of images demonstrating how the tree peony is used as a common motif across a range of traditional Japanese art forms, from woodblock prints to watercolors, will be shown to students for additional inspiration.

All skill levels welcome. A materials list can be found online. Class is limited to 12 participants

HHG Members: $75
Non-Members: $90

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Beginning Wednesday, May 31 and continuing every Wednesday through August 30, Hollister House Garden welcomes artists and photographers to come and be inspired by the beauty of the garden in the morning light.

Admission $10 per person.

As the light fades and day turns to evening enjoy the company of friends and neighbors and see the beauty of the garden in a different light. Come, have a glass of wine and delight in the intimate outdoor spaces, bordered by dramatic hedges and overflowing with exuberant plantings. A perfect start to a summer weekend. Reservations are not required.

This event is being generously sponsored by board member J. Rodney Pleasants.

$10 per person (includes a glass of wine)

SAVE THE DATE!

Join us on Friday, June 2nd @ 5:30pm for a town celebration and family fun in the Depot at the Community Block Party!

There will be live music, circus juggling, interactive games for the kids, wine tasting for the adults, outdoor movie and so much more. This event is sponsored by the Washington Business Association and Washington Parks and Recreation.

Presented by Dan Jaffe Wilder

Join Dan Jaffe Wilder for a talk on design-less gardening in native settings. This presentation looks closely at some of the old gardening rules (such as the use of bark mulch or lawns) and reinterprets them with sustainability in mind. This is a great talk for experienced gardeners who may not have a lot of experience with native plants but are curious to explore the many benefits of using natives in their ornamental landscapes.

HHG Members: $25
Non-Members: $35

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We are excited to welcome back returning vendors and a few new ones to our weekly farmers market running each Saturday from May 27th through November 19th, 2023.

Our market features locally grown fruits and vegetables, pasture-raised meats, breads and baked goods, natural pet food, specialty cheeses, dairy products and more. Opening day will feature live music and children’s activities. We hope you’ll stop by regularly again this year to support our area farmers, makers and artisans!

Photo of Washington Farmers Market by Alexandra Barnes

Weed & Wine Wednesdays are back at Judea Garden! Stop by Wednesdays, June 7 through August 23, 5:30-7:00 PM and weed the vegetable beds at Judea Garden alongside fellow gardeners, then enjoy a glass of wine on us! Please bring your own glass. No registration required, please email us with any questions.

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Presented by Betsy Rogers-Knox

Create a visual record of your garden. This class will take place both indoors and in the garden and is designed for beginners or those with journaling experience. Demonstrations of new techniques and tools with a specific plant species will help to refresh your observation, drawing and painting skills. Open to all skill levels.

Please bring a bag lunch. Water, soft drinks and snacks will be provided.

Journal and pen are required materials for all first time garden journal students. If you participated in this workshop last year and wish to use the journal and pen you purchased then please be sure to bring it to class. Material List can be found online. Journal and pen $25 (required materials purchase for all new garden journal students)

HG Members: $95
Non-Members: $120

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We are excited to welcome back returning vendors and a few new ones to our weekly farmers market running each Saturday from May 27th through November 19th, 2023.

Our market features locally grown fruits and vegetables, pasture-raised meats, breads and baked goods, natural pet food, specialty cheeses, dairy products and more. Opening day will feature live music and children’s activities. We hope you’ll stop by regularly again this year to support our area farmers, makers and artisans!

Photo of Washington Farmers Market by Alexandra Barnes

An Afternoon of Fun for the Entire Family!
Activities include an art workshop, story time, face painting, garden tours, a scavenger hunt, and more. You may bring a picnic lunch or just come and enjoy an afternoon in the garden.

Weed & Wine Wednesdays are back at Judea Garden! Stop by Wednesdays, June 7 through August 23, 5:30-7:00 PM and weed the vegetable beds at Judea Garden alongside fellow gardeners, then enjoy a glass of wine on us! Please bring your own glass. No registration required, please email us with any questions.

Register here

We are excited to welcome back returning vendors and a few new ones to our weekly farmers market running each Saturday from May 27th through November 19th, 2023.

Our market features locally grown fruits and vegetables, pasture-raised meats, breads and baked goods, natural pet food, specialty cheeses, dairy products and more. Opening day will feature live music and children’s activities. We hope you’ll stop by regularly again this year to support our area farmers, makers and artisans!

Photo of Washington Farmers Market by Alexandra Barnes

Weed & Wine Wednesdays are back at Judea Garden! Stop by Wednesdays, June 7 through August 23, 5:30-7:00 PM and weed the vegetable beds at Judea Garden alongside fellow gardeners, then enjoy a glass of wine on us! Please bring your own glass. No registration required, please email us with any questions.

Register here

Mark your calendars now and stay tuned for details!

4 days of nature, creativity & collaboration in Connecticut’s Litchfield Hills, at a venue like none other. Let’s SHAG.

Visit SHAG

We are excited to welcome back returning vendors and a few new ones to our weekly farmers market running each Saturday from May 27th through November 19th, 2023.

Our market features locally grown fruits and vegetables, pasture-raised meats, breads and baked goods, natural pet food, specialty cheeses, dairy products and more. Opening day will feature live music and children’s activities. We hope you’ll stop by regularly again this year to support our area farmers, makers and artisans!

Photo of Washington Farmers Market by Alexandra Barnes

Weed & Wine Wednesdays are back at Judea Garden! Stop by Wednesdays, June 7 through August 23, 5:30-7:00 PM and weed the vegetable beds at Judea Garden alongside fellow gardeners, then enjoy a glass of wine on us! Please bring your own glass. No registration required, please email us with any questions.

Register here

We are excited to welcome back returning vendors and a few new ones to our weekly farmers market running each Saturday from May 27th through November 19th, 2023.

Our market features locally grown fruits and vegetables, pasture-raised meats, breads and baked goods, natural pet food, specialty cheeses, dairy products and more. Opening day will feature live music and children’s activities. We hope you’ll stop by regularly again this year to support our area farmers, makers and artisans!

Photo of Washington Farmers Market by Alexandra Barnes

Weed & Wine Wednesdays are back at Judea Garden! Stop by Wednesdays, June 7 through August 23, 5:30-7:00 PM and weed the vegetable beds at Judea Garden alongside fellow gardeners, then enjoy a glass of wine on us! Please bring your own glass. No registration required, please email us with any questions.

Register here

We are excited to welcome back returning vendors and a few new ones to our weekly farmers market running each Saturday from May 27th through November 19th, 2023.

Our market features locally grown fruits and vegetables, pasture-raised meats, breads and baked goods, natural pet food, specialty cheeses, dairy products and more. Opening day will feature live music and children’s activities. We hope you’ll stop by regularly again this year to support our area farmers, makers and artisans!

Photo of Washington Farmers Market by Alexandra Barnes

Weed & Wine Wednesdays are back at Judea Garden! Stop by Wednesdays, June 7 through August 23, 5:30-7:00 PM and weed the vegetable beds at Judea Garden alongside fellow gardeners, then enjoy a glass of wine on us! Please bring your own glass. No registration required, please email us with any questions.

Register here

We are excited to welcome back returning vendors and a few new ones to our weekly farmers market running each Saturday from May 27th through November 19th, 2023.

Our market features locally grown fruits and vegetables, pasture-raised meats, breads and baked goods, natural pet food, specialty cheeses, dairy products and more. Opening day will feature live music and children’s activities. We hope you’ll stop by regularly again this year to support our area farmers, makers and artisans!

Photo of Washington Farmers Market by Alexandra Barnes

Weed & Wine Wednesdays are back at Judea Garden! Stop by Wednesdays, June 7 through August 23, 5:30-7:00 PM and weed the vegetable beds at Judea Garden alongside fellow gardeners, then enjoy a glass of wine on us! Please bring your own glass. No registration required, please email us with any questions.

Register here

We are excited to welcome back returning vendors and a few new ones to our weekly farmers market running each Saturday from May 27th through November 19th, 2023.

Our market features locally grown fruits and vegetables, pasture-raised meats, breads and baked goods, natural pet food, specialty cheeses, dairy products and more. Opening day will feature live music and children’s activities. We hope you’ll stop by regularly again this year to support our area farmers, makers and artisans!

Photo of Washington Farmers Market by Alexandra Barnes

Weed & Wine Wednesdays are back at Judea Garden! Stop by Wednesdays, June 7 through August 23, 5:30-7:00 PM and weed the vegetable beds at Judea Garden alongside fellow gardeners, then enjoy a glass of wine on us! Please bring your own glass. No registration required, please email us with any questions.

Register here

We are excited to welcome back returning vendors and a few new ones to our weekly farmers market running each Saturday from May 27th through November 19th, 2023.

Our market features locally grown fruits and vegetables, pasture-raised meats, breads and baked goods, natural pet food, specialty cheeses, dairy products and more. Opening day will feature live music and children’s activities. We hope you’ll stop by regularly again this year to support our area farmers, makers and artisans!

Photo of Washington Farmers Market by Alexandra Barnes

Registration is now open for ASAP! Summer Camp! Save $100 with early bird rate until April 1st.

Join us in Washington for Summer Camp 2023! Campers in grades 1-6 will experience puppetry, circus, yoga, painting, clay, rock climbing, nature, and athletics while developing lifelong friendships. Campers in grades 7-10 will explore visual arts and music, hike, and hang with friends in their very own space. Professional teaching artists will guide campers in developing their artistic passions, while the ropes course and giant swing instructor will help them discover their courageous side. Families are invited to join us for a festival and exhibit on the last day of camp. Campers must bring their own lunch. Snacks will be provided. Transportation provided from select towns.

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