In this introductory workshop, we will use the sound of the drum to travel beyond the realm of ordinary consciousness and open to the information that lies beyond. Traditionally used by Shamans for healing purposes, journeying is a type of "seeing" that can be available to anyone willing to delve into connecting more deeply with their intuitive sense. We'll learn about the ethics of these practices, safe ways to explore other realms, how to welcome the directions, work with spirit allies and take a journey to the lower world.

No experience necessary. Please bring a hand drum or a rattle, a notebook, and a eye pillow or blindfold.

Cost: $65 .Pre-registration is required. Scholarships available, please inquire by emailing Nicole at goldenwellapiaries@gmail.com

Sunday, December 17th 4:30-6:30pm.

Join us as we welcome back Brooke and Matt of Dream Seed from Brooklyn, NY's Golden Drum Healing Collective.

About the event:

Cacao is an ancient medicine used by the Maya and other American peoples for purification and connecting to the heart. In this musical Cacao Ceremony, led by the members of Dream Seed, we will provide an authentic ritual cacao drink, made from pure cacao from Guatemala. Then we will embark on a 2-hour shamanic sound journey to help bring peace and healing to our hearts and minds. 

Dream Seed is a shamanic sound ensemble created by members of Golden Drum, Sacred Arts Research Foundation, Pink Sun and Didge Project. Shamanic chanting, mantras, overtone singing, Native American songs, indigenous music, didgeridoos, crystal singing bowls, bells, gongs, harmoniums, tuning forks and other overtone-emitting instruments are used to create an environment conducive to deep relaxation and inward investigation. Participants are led through guided meditations and sound healing practices designed to harmonize body, mind and spirit.

Cost: $30 until 12/10, $35 thereafter

*PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED* 

Join Kirk Jones and Jaime Parmelee for 90 minutes of healing sound, blissful restorative poses, aromatherapy and healing touch. Nicole Burke will also join by offering acupressure.

You'll be bathed in sacred sounds of Tibetan singing bowls while you surrender into relaxing Restorative Yoga postures. Restorative yoga helps to enhance your immune system, recharge your vitality, and strengthen your spirit. Paired with healing singing bowls that will be played on and around you, you'll be guided into a deep meditative state and induced into a higher conscious awareness. We invite you to relax, let go, and release through this healing journey as the combined physical practice of restorative yoga and sound vibrations work on your physical and energetic body to clear, align, and detoxify. 

Led by Kirk Jones, and Jaime Parmelee

Wear comfortable clothing and socks.
We have blankets and pillows, but bring extra if you'd like additional cozy.

Note: This will take place at our YURT! Drive past the pole barn, park along the road, wear weather appropriate foot gear to walk up the hill! Please pre-register via the link on the left.

THIS EVENT HAS SOLD OUT IN THE PAST, SO BE SURE TO GET YOUR TICKETS WELL IN ADVANCE!

COST: $30.00 / $35.00 The day of, if space is available. 
*LIMITED SPACE, PRE-REGISTRATION STRONGLY SUGGESTED TO ENSURE A SPOT

About Jaime:
Jaime Parmelee has been a yoga instructor/therapist since 2000. She is also a Reiki Practitioner, Polarity Therapist and has worked extensively as a healer using aromatherapy and hands on massage.

About Kirk:
Kirk is a master sound healer, spiritual teacher, and ecological engineer.  Kirk travels nationally and internationally leading workshops, healing sessions, and implementing sustainable design.

About Nicole:

Nicole Haciba Burke has been working in the healing arts and facilitating ceremonies since 2006. She has trained in Japanese Medicine and Acupressure with Dr. Imetai Henderson, completed an apprenticeship with Sierra Thayer in Native American Shamanic Healing, and has been deeply immersed in the Path of Pollen as taught by Kate Shela, Naomi Lewis and Simon Buxton at the Sacred Trust in the U.K.. She has also studied Red Lodge Medicine Ways with Ohki Siminé Forest.

While much of Nicole’s work deals directly with healing the physical body, her emphasis is also on a spirit level because she understands that harmony of soul embodied is the gateway of health in balanced connection to all things. After a brief hiatus from her practice, she is excited to start back up offering Shamanic healing and acupressure sessions out of her new farmhouse office opening mid December.

Weekly, Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays: June 13th-September 1st
(3 Sessions: choose 1, 2 or 3 sessions (see dates below), either 1, 2 or 3 days/week)

This summer, join us as we explore and celebrate the woods, fields, and waters of Golden Well Farm and Apiaries. Nature becomes our classroom, living room, and playspace as we build strong connections to the land and to each other. We’ll sing songs, give thanks, tell stories, make art, play games, build forts, and go on adventures with curiosity as our guide. Weaving hands-on experiences with the world of imagination, we’ll strengthen the threads that connect us to the web of life.  

The Day at a Glance:

• 8:30     Drop off: Arrive, settle in, play games.
• 9:00     Sing songs and share gratitude.
• 9:30     Farm-harvested snack time and time to explore what’s happening on the land: Smell this flower! Is that a turtle over there?!  That gray squirrel just disappeared into a hole in the Silver Maple!
• 10:00  Activity of the day
• 12:00  Lunch time
• 12:30  Activity of the day
• 1:45    Sit Spot (Each child finds a special spot to settle into and observe the world around them.)
• 2:00    Share stories of the day.  Mentor tells a longer story.
• 2:30    Pick-Up

NOTE: Choose option to add FARM CAMP to include the full week of FARM CAMP July 3-7th at a discount rate (normal cost $250/week). Please read FARM CAMP description for more info.

VACATION DATES: July 10th-14th (no camp!)

Sunday, 7/16, 10:30am-6pm

Basket Weaving is a tradition as old as human history, and a craft that has been practiced by every ancient culture across the globe. People have made baskets from their barks, branches, vines, and grasses and used these baskets for harvesting and storing food, medicines, and tools. The study of baskets is the important study of vessel, of human, of geography, of utilitarian and spiritual connection with nature, and of intuition. 

In this class we will weave an Adirondack Pack Basket, a beautiful basket which dates back to the 1800s and was born in the Adirondack Park. These baskets were traditionally made from hand-pounded black-ash and were used for carrying heavy loads for hunting, fishing, trapping and trekking in the mountains. We will use reed for our baskets, and everyone will leave with their own hand-woven Pack Basket. All materials will be included in the class, except for the straps. 

Basket weaving is a way to connect with our ancestral lineage, it is an allowance to sit together and tell stories, to commit to making slow and honoring the process. Come join us for a day of weaving and leave with a beautiful basket to take home for your own use in garden, forest, farm, or mountain. 

Snacks and tea will be provided, please bring your own lunch or a potluck dish to share. Please also bring a flat-head screw driver, scissors, and a pencil. Thanks so much and excited to weave with you!

Cost: $120
Limited space, register early!

7/5-7, M-F 9am-3pm (extended hours available, pls inquire)

Kids will enjoy their summer days Farming, doing Yoga, Art, Storytelling, Music, Martial Arts, Wilderness Education and Adventure and more!
Hosted by various teachers including Kelly Hickey & Maurice Bissonette, plus special guest musicians and resident farmers! 

There will be two age groups: 2 1/2-6 year olds and 7-10 year olds

Sample schedule:
9-10 AM: Movement (yoga or martial arts)
10-11 AM: Storytime/Creative Arts
11-12 PM: Farming (harvest for lunch!)
12-1 PM: Lunch and free play
1-2 PM: Wilderness Adventure Walk
2-3 PM: Music

for questions, email goldenwellapiaries@gmail.com

Join Jaime Parmelee for this Restorative Yoga workshop focused on healing and balancing the 7 Chakras. This chakra restorative class will take you through each of the seven energy centers by combining seven restorative yoga poses with corresponding guided meditations to heal and balance each chakra. Through the healing, restoring and better understanding of the chakras, this workshop will promote physical, emotional and spiritual healing and help you more deeply align with the Universal Life Force available to us all.

Cost: $25 Pre-register, $30 day of. PLEASE PRE-REGISTER as space is limited.

Location: The River Yurt: drive past both barns until you see the yurt and park along the grass.

Saturday, July 6th, 6-9PM

COME TO THE FARM FOR AN EVENING OF CLASSICAL INDIAN MUSIC AND FARM TO TABLE INDIAN FARE. Deobrat Mishra is a celebrated Indian sitar player and composer, and an exponent of the esteemed Benares Gharana school of Hindustani classical music. The son of Pandit Shivnath Mishra, a legend of Sitar from this Gharana, he will be bringing his energetic and innovative playing style to Vermont in June for a series of rare performances. Deobrat is one of India’s leading cultural ambassadors of our times and these concerts are sure to be a treat for all lovers of music. Proceeds will benefit the Benares Academy of Indian Classical Music, where Deobrat teaches, and the DAYA foundation prison yoga programs.

We'll also be serving a buffet of vegan, gluten free Farm to Table Indian food made with organic vegetables from our farm.

Price of ticket includes food. 

Friday, May 19th, 6-9pm in the yurt.

Join us as we welcome back Dream Seed from Brooklyn, NY's Golden Drum Healing Collective.

About the event:

Cacao is an ancient medicine used by the Maya and other American peoples for purification and connecting to the heart. In this musical Cacao Ceremony, led by the members of Dream Seed, we will provide an authentic ritual cacao drink, made from pure cacao from Guatemala. Then we will embark on a 2-hour shamanic sound journey to help bring peace and healing to our hearts and minds. 

Dream Seed is a shamanic sound ensemble created by members of Golden Drum, Sacred Arts Research Foundation, Pink Sun and Didge Project. Shamanic chanting, mantras, overtone singing, Native American songs, indigenous music, didgeridoos, crystal singing bowls, bells, gongs, harmoniums, tuning forks and other overtone-emitting instruments are used to create an environment conducive to deep relaxation and inward investigation. Participants are led through guided meditations and sound healing practices designed to harmonize body, mind and spirit.

Cost: $30 until 5/11, $35 thereafter

*PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED* 

Sacred Sound Sanctuary w/Melinda Kinzie

Come bask in a multidimensional temple of Sound & Light designed to assist you in the release of what no longer serves & the activation of your highest potential on every level now.  We will work with the living energies of sound & light to perceive & be attuned to more of the higher dimensional realities. We will expand our heart space in the higher dimensions allowing us to integrate more of who we truly are. Cleanse, renew & revive. All you have to do is show up. 

Melinda uses channeled voice, crystal singing bowls, bells, medicine drum, tingshas, tuning forks and more...

About Melinda Kinzie:

Melinda Kinzie has been a student of energy medicine and spirituality her whole life. She grew up in the mountains of Vermont and later lived in NYC for 20 years working as a recording and performance artist. With over 25 years of training in transformational work, her most recent accomplishments include a rigorous 3 year study of Sound Healing & Shamanism with Zacciah Blackburn at the Center of Light, 2 years of Aura Soma Color Therapy training as well as working as an assistant to Anaiya Sophia in the Sacred Temple Arts of the Holy Sophia & training with Flo Avaeia Magdalena & others. She is delighted to be working as a Sound Healer, Frequency Channel & Energy Medicine Practitioner in pure service to all of creation and facilitates workshops, classes, group & private sound healing sessions, childrens' programs & all manner of sacred business. Nada Brahma~All Is Sound.

To experience Melinda's latest sacred sound transmission "Bluelk" please click link below......

http://melindakinzie1.bandcamp.com/track/melinda-kinzie-bluelk

Come, enjoy being bathed in sacred sounds of gongs, singing bowls, didgeridoo, drums, flute, and chimes - all instruments that have been used to heal and transform for thousands of years! The sounds put the mind at ease, triggering a meditative state, and often inducing a higher conscious awareness. You can leave your worries at the door, relax, let go, release. Singing bowls will be played on and around you, as well, sending vibrations into the physical and energetic bodies to clear, align, and detoxify. Come experience this magic!

Led by Kirk Jones, and Andrew

We have blankets and pillows, but bring extra if you'd like additional cozy.

Note: This will take place at our YURT! Drive past the pole barn, park along the road, wear weather appropriate foot gear to walk up the hill! Please pre-register via the link on the left.

THIS EVENT HAS SOLD OUT IN THE PAST, SO BE SURE TO GET YOUR TICKETS WELL IN ADVANCE!

Mamma & Baby Yoga with infant massage

Join us for a 6 week series
1) beginning Wednesday January 25th, 9:30am-10:30am
2) beginning Friday February 10th, 10-11am (WITH KELLY HICKEY's Little Yogis class at the same time!!)

$75 for series or $15 drop in

Stretch and move your with your baby. This class will be one part Momma Yoga, one part baby yoga, and one part baby massage. Wake up your body and release tension created from co-sleeping, breastfeeding, babywearing, and just being a Mom. We will then return the love to your child by messaging and taking time to connect with your little one. All are welcome.

Note: if you're attending the Friday class, Kelly's drop off Little Yogis will be offered at a discounted rate for your 2 1/2-5 yr old.

Prenatal Yoga: Preparing for Labor, Birth and Postpartum with Cathy (Nov/Dec) and Kelly Hickey (Jan/Feb & March/April)

Whether you're new to yoga or have an existing practice these prenatal yoga sessions will help you reduce fatigue, back pain, swelling and digestive disorders related to your pregnancy. We will focus on developing a strong and flexible physical body and calm mind as you prepare for delivery and beyond. Classes will include a guided centering, breathing exercise, a 45 minute posture practice with modifications made as your pregnancy progresses, and a meditation to strengthen the connection with your baby. Classes will allow time to share questions and concerns with each other in a safe and loving environment. *No previous yoga experience is necessary. However, BEFORE you begin consult with your doctor or midwife about this and any exercise program.

November 15th- December 20th w/ Cathy
Jan3-Feb7 w/Kelly
Feb 21-March 28 w/Kelly

Aikido Seminar w/ Savoca Sensei
Saturday & Sunday, March 25th & 26th

Ryugan Robert D. Savoca began studying judo and aikido at age 13 in San Diego County. He continued to study aikido at UCLA and then the West Los Angeles Aikido Institute.

Moving to New York, he continued his training at Aikido of Manhattan for a year and a half with Juba Nour Shihan. Afterwards, he apprenticed to T.K. Chiba Shihan, as an uchideshi (live in student) in San Diego for a year. Moving back to New York, he resumed training with Juba Nour Shihan and then started Brooklyn Aikikai in 2001.

Savoca holds the rank of rokudan (6th dan), and is certified to teach by Birankai North America.

Saturday: 1:30pm-5:30pm, Sunday: 9am-10:45am

more info about Savoca Sensei and Brooklyn Aikikai: http://www.brooklynaikikai.com/

Sunday, March 12, 1:00 - 3:00pm
The practice of Mutual Awakening offers a portal to the unique dimension of consciousness as discovered inside the liminal space – the space between two or more people.  What distinguishes mutual awakening from most other forms of spiritual and mindfulness practices is that you cannot do it alone. 

During your experience of the Mutual Awakening Practice, you will sense a connection with something that is much bigger than yourself and know that you have opened a doorway to a new world of existence. You will no longer feel separate from the person you are with – no longer trying to meet across the chasm of space between you – you will know viscerally that you are inside reality together. Love and intimacy naturally arise and you will experience a kind of ‘being inside love’ that is evolutionary.  It’s a force that comes from the heart of the cosmos, bringing us together in shared-unity.

Come experience this unique, and heart opening, practice.  You will discover that a higher order of human relatedness and new possibilities of love are right at hand.

Friday February 17th, 6-9pm

Celebrate diversity. Join in community. Nourish your soul.

We had so much fun last time that we're hosting musician Zach Rhoads and chef/musician Zach DeFranco again! 

Join us for an intimate farmhouse evening of food and culture as they offer live blues music and farm fresh Indian fare! 

Zach Rhoads is a singer /song-writer and pianist from Burlington Vermont. His musical experience is steeped in funk, jazz, soul, rock, and blues, and his original music is a wonderful brew of it all. 
Zach DeFranco, also from Burlington, is both a chef and musician. After he serves up his perfectly spiced, farm to table indian feast, he’ll grab his guitar and join Rhoads on stage. 
Defranco’s musical styles range from blues to jazz to soul and beyond. 
The two Zachs look forward to combining their musical and culinary offerings at this lively and cozy farmhouse event.

$30 adults 18+ 
$15 12-18yr olds
$10 3-12yr olds
free for kids under 3

PLEASE SIGN UP AHEAD to guarantee entry, our last event sold out!

*please note in your ticket purchase if you would like a percentage of your ticket to go to the ACLU.

Musician Zach Rhoads and chef/musician Zach DeFranco Join up to offer live blues music and farm fresh Indian fare!  

Zach Rhoads is a singer /song-writer and pianist from Burlington Vermont. His musical experience is steeped in funk, jazz, soul, rock, and blues, and his original music is a wonderful brew of it all. 
Zach DeFranco, also from Burlington, is both a chef and musician. After he serves up his perfectly spiced, farm to table indian feast, he’ll grab his guitar and join Rhoads on stage.  
Defranco’s musical styles range from blues to jazz to soul and beyond. 
The two  Zachs look forward to combining their musical and culinary offerings at this lively and intimate farmhouse event.

WILDCRAFTING WITH THE SEASONS
Wildcrafting is the art of sustainably harvesting medicinal plants and mushrooms from the wild. These 3 hour classes will
be outdoors, in the forests and fields, and are meant to give
you the knowledge and confidence you need to gather and
prepare safe & locally abundant plant medicines from
roots, flowers, leaves, fruits, and more. 
Come with a harvesting bag, a knife, an offering for the plants you'll be harvesting, glass jars, a notebook, perhaps a camera, and water. Wear your hiking boots, and get ready to be
amazed by the medicines that surround us! 

6/18: 9am-12pm
8/6: 9am-12pm
9/17: 9am-12pm

(Sign up for all 3 at a discounted rate)

About the Teacher:

EMILY FRENCH
Emily is a clinical and traditional herbalist working with a wide range of clients and medicines. Her work revolves around her love for reconnecting people with the sophisticated art and science of plant-based healing that we've all known, somewhere in our bones, for thousands of years. 

She is a passionate and intuitive clinician, educator, wildcrafter, farmer and medicine maker, and is proud to carry on the age-old medicine tradition that has been passed down from her grandmothers' grandmothers and grandfathers' grandfathers. With over 4,000 clinical hours of experience, Emily has a broad understanding of both acute and chronic health issues, and how to use the healing plants to help people move toward balance and vitality. 

Emily holds a degree in Clinical Herbalism from the Clearpath School of Herbal Medicine and a degree in Holistic Medicine & Sustainable Agriculture from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and has served on the Council of the
Northeast Herbal Association, and is the founder of Sweetgrass Herbals.


CONTACT emily@sweetgrassherbals.com
& find us on Facebook
 

August 13th, 9am-12pm

Join Emily French of Sweetgrass Herbals for this in-depth workshop covering herbal approaches to the following facets of Lyme disease: prevention, initial infection, acute care, and chronic treatment. Learn about the most potent plant medicines for Lyme borreliosis and common co-infections, as well as lifestyle and dietary guidelines to strengthen immune health and improve quality of life, whether your goal is staying healthy or healing from a long-term Lyme infection. 

Suitable for health care professionals as well as the general public. 

Emily French is a community herbalist with more than 4,000 hours of clinical experience who specializes, as part of a diverse clinical practice, in helping people heal from acute and chronic Lyme and co-infections, and who has also overcome Lyme thanks to the plant medicines. 
To learn more about Sweetgrass Herbals, visit www.sweetgrassherbals.com

"Emily is amicable and knowledgeable. She provides a comfortable atmosphere where learning is enjoyable and pressure is nonexistent. Emily’s courses are a total package of vital knowledge promoting self-sufficiency and community, but her inherent capacity to embody these values is something that makes the courses extraordinarily captivating. The skills learned and the wisdom attained are empowering and an integral part of a sustainable and intentional lifestyle." 
-J.M., New York

Pack up your picnic blanket and join us for this summer storytelling event at glorious Golden Well Farm & Apiaries! Sunday August 7th, 4-7pm. The storytelling theme will be FREEDOM. Come to share or come to listen. Price of the ticket includes 1/2 a pizza and side salads. Drinks and other food available for purchase.

$15/person, kids 12 & under free admission, but food isn't included in their ticket ($8 for kid plates).

More information and tickets available at: http://www.birdtobranchevents.com/events.html

This event is rain or shine!

*please note the bridge is closed. You'll need to approach from Hunt road when coming from points North & South. see website for map of alternate routes!

7/25-29, M-F 9am-3pm (extended hours available, pls inquire)

Kids will enjoy their summer days Farming, doing Yoga, Art, Storytelling, Music, Martial Arts, Wilderness Education and Adventure and more!
Hosted by various teachers including Kelly Hickey & Maurice Bissonette, plus special guest musicians and resident farmers! 

There will be two age groups: 2 1/2-6 year olds and 7-10 year olds

Sample schedule:
9-10 AM: Movement (yoga or martial arts)
10-11 AM: Storytime/Creative Arts
11-12 PM: Farming (harvest for lunch!)
12-1 PM: Lunch and free play
1-2 PM: Wilderness Adventure Walk
2-3 PM: Music

NOW OPEN FOR DROP IN FOR $60/day (please sign up via drop down menu here and RSVP by emailing goldenwellapiaries@gmail.com)

July 8, 9 & 10. 8 AM - 3 PM

In this workshop Emilie Lee (who grew up on the Farm and recently returned to Vermont!) will be teaching a traditional approach to landscape painting as it was taught to her by her mentors at the Hudson River Fellowship. She will be referencing the methods and techniques of 19th century landscape painters. Beginners and experienced painters alike are welcome, as Emilie will be tailoring instruction to meet each individual's goals and needs. 

Topics that will be addressed include:

• how to set yourself up for success given the specific challenges of painting outdoors (changing light, weather, and time limitations)
• how to choose a compelling subject and composition
• how to create an underpainting that will be a strong foundation for your work 
• using pencil sketches and written notes to aid in developing your work back in the studio
• how to use color, atmosphere, and line quality to create a sense of depth
• how to capture a fleeting moment in a tiny sketch and later develop that idea in the studio without using photographs
• tips for staying comfortable and happy while working outdoors!

Cost:  Includes 3 chef catered lunches. Early bird special: $400 before May 1st. 

Mud, earth, clay, soil – an awesome and versatile building material which can act as a thermal battery, holding heat. People have used this technology for thousands of years to bake bread and other staples. Today wood-fired earthen ovens are seen as an appropriate technology in an increasingly over-complicated world. They restore simplicity to the connection between toil and nourishment, hand and mouth. Come learn how an oven works, how to build it, and modify it for your needs. Building with mud is fun for everyone from young to old; from experienced builders to someone who has never built by hand before. So join us and get ready to get your hands dirty!

Course time: Saturday 5/28, 9am -5pm (ONLY ONE DAY with optional second day to finish the oven)

We will provide a vegetarian lunch (if you have dietary restrictions, please bring your own lunch).

About the teacher:

Mark Krawczyk is a permaculture designer, traditional woodworker, natural builder and community organizer based in New Haven, VT.  After spending nearly four years traveling the continent and beyond, accumulating skills and experience, he re-settled in Vermont to search for a place to call home and make a positive impact.  He and his partner Ammy are now immersed in the development of their homestead and farm, Valley Clayplain Forest Farm, just a few miles north of the town of Middlebury.  

Mark owns and operates Keyline Vermont - a permaculture design/consulting business, RivenWoodCrafts - a traditional woodcraft company, and is a founding member of the community group Burlington Permaculture.  In his free time, he works. (building a resilient landscape for future generations to enjoy).

info: http://www.keylinevermont.com/

Dream Seed: A Shamanic Sound Journey:
Wednesday March 23, 6-7:30pm
w/ optional vegan Indian food farm dinner to follow (select in drop down menu)

Dream Seed is a sound healing ensemble created by members of Golden Drum, Sacred Arts Research Foundation, Pink Sun and Didge Project. Shamanic chanting, mantras, overtone singing, Native American songs, indigenous music, didgeridoos, crystal singing bowls, bells, gongs, harmoniums, tuning forks and other overtone-emitting instruments are used to create an environment conducive to deep relaxation and inward investigation. Participants are led through guided meditations and sound healing practices designed to harmonize body, mind and spirit.

Cost
$25 in advance and $30 at the door (LIMITED SPACE, please sign up early!)
plus optional $10/plate Indian food (vegan, farm sourced)

Website
http://dreamseedsound.com

Tickets
http://goldenwellapiaries.com/ or 2wolvescenter.com

Bio
Members of Dream Seed are active organizers of the Golden Drum and the Sacred Arts Research Foundation communities.  They are students of Maestro Manuel Rufino, a recognized Taino elder, spiritual guide and ceremonial leader.  With his blessing, Dream Seed was created as a vehicle with which to share the music of sacred traditions of the world.

They have spent over 7 years in a deep study in Brooklyn, NY cultivating their art, music and programs through their practices and disciplines.

Their affiliations include Made in Prayer, Pink Sun, Brooklyn Light, Jungle Cafe and Didge Project.

“Six Figure Farming for Small Plots" with Jean Martin Fortier of The Market Gardener

Saturday November 7th, 2015:
9am-4pm, full day intensive workshop

Learn essential tools and techniques for successful market gardening from Jean-Martin Fortier, one of Canada’s most recognized and influential organic growers. This workshop will give you in-depth instruction about adopting intensive methods.

*Return to this page soon to sign up below and don't forget to also sign up for our email list to be updated about this event!*

Modular Cathedral Tunnel Building for Four-Season Vegetable Production Workshop w/Clara Coleman (Four Season Farm/Eliot Coleman's daughter)

Saturday, APRIL 26th, 2014: 10am-1pm

Sponsored by: Golden Well Farm & Apiaries, 2 Wolves Center and ACORN

Join Clara Coleman http://www.claracoleman.com/ on Saturday April 26th as she leads a 3-hour interactive demonstration workshop on how to construct a modular movable Cathedral Tunnel for small-scale four-season vegetable production. With the increased demand for affordable, simple and well-constructed high tunnel structures, Clara's father Eliot Coleman designed and created this 14' by 16' modular movable Cathedral Tunnel at Four Season Farm last season. For as low as $2 per square foot, you can learn where to source materials,
how to fabricate parts and the steps involved in constructing a modular Cathedral Tunnel for your farm or home garden. A detailed instruction manual will be provided to attendees along with a supplies list and calculator for estimating cost of materials. Best four-season growing practices, techniques, effective tools, and crop scheduling
will also be discussed and time at the end for Q & A. Clara will be assisted by Adam Lemieux, Product Manager of Tools and Supplies at Johnny's Selected Seeds and the creator of the Tool Dude's Blog http://johnnystooldude.blogspot.com/.

Location: The Nash Farm, home of Golden Well Farm & Apiaries 1089 River Road, New Haven VT (follow signs to
Parking area along River Road, walk across the bridge, and then walk up
driveway)

Cost: $30 pre-register , $40 day of event
ages 15 and younger free
scholarships available, please inquire.

Rain or shine! Come weather prepared! And, if the weather is nice, you're welcome to bring a bag lunch to enjoy on the farm.

More info: goldenwellapiaries@gmail.com or 2wolvescenter@gmail.com 802.870.0361