Family & Youth Programs
Good Night, Farmyard
$5

Take a family-friendly hike up to Lone Tree Hill and enjoy the sunset over Lake Champlain and the Adirondack Mountains. 

Educator Programs
Cultivating Pathways to Sustainability 2026–27 Kickoff Summit
Application Due September 26, 2026
Free of charge for Vermont schools
With UP for Learning

Kick off a transformative year of learning rooted in the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.

Registration Open
Adult Programs
Forest to Furniture: Rounded Table
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$495
With Shelburne Craft School

Create a rounded table and learn about sustainable forestry, wood properties and selection, milling and building in the process. Class meets Fridays.

Adult Programs
Farm to Medicine Cabinet Herb Walk
$15
With Spoonful Herbals

This “weed walk” will introduce you to medicinal plants commonly found on Vermont’s working lands as you explore nature-based, local medicine as part of a resilient food system.

Adult Programs
Fall Forest Bathing: shinrin-yoku
$35
With Nature Connection Guide

Experience the fall season and connect to nature. Slowly walk and pause beneath the colorful canopy of the forest. Enjoy the beauty of the land, the shifting of the season and the crisp air.

Family & Youth Programs
Terrific Tractors & Other Cool Machines
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Free

Check out our big farm machines in the Farm Barn courtyard all weekend long!

Adult Programs
Film Screening: “Seeding Change: Farming Beyond Neonics”
Free
With One Hive Foundation, Liberation Ecosystem

Join us, One Hive Foundation, and Liberation Ecosystem for a screening of the film “Seeding Change: Farming Beyond Neonics.”

Family & Youth Programs
Abenaki Campfire with Chief Don Stevens
$5

Gather around a fall campfire to learn more about Abenaki culture with Chief Don Stevens of the Nulhegan Band of the Coosuk-Abenaki Nation.

Adult Programs
Reading & Artist Reception: Pastoral Stories of Shepherding
Free

Join us for an evening of words and images in celebration of two stories that are separated by nearly a century, but joined by the timeless rhythms of shepherding and their connections to Vermont.