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Adult Education Programs
Wright-Locke Farm’s education programs for teens and adults are a great way to learn practical skills related to healthy living, small-scale agriculture, and the wonders of nature. All workshops take place either in our historic 1827 Barn on the Farm (unheated / not air-conditioned), the woods, or in thekitchen at Saint Eulalia’s Parish (50 Ridge… Continue Reading…
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Raspberry Volunteers
It’s getting close to U-pick Raspberry Season at Wright-Locke Farm! Every year we open up our fields for the community to pick delicious organic raspberries (there’s nothing tastier - such a summer treat!). Raspberry picking at Wright-Locke is also a long-standing tradition within our community that we like to honor. But, our beloved raspberry crop… Continue Reading…
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Farm Stand & Markets
During the warm season, our farm stand offers refreshments, our organic produce, farm fresh eggs, local and pasture-raised meat, baked goods from the FULLer Cup, and many other tasty local treats (like honey, maple syrup, jams & more!) With our beautiful shady patio, it's a great place to pop by for coffee, a snack after… Continue Reading…
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Speaker Series
In 2017, the Farm started hosting our monthly educational speaker series. The series of evening presentations aims to spark discussion and learning around important issues. All topics, while related to the farm, are also highly relevant to everyone in our community, including issues surrounding nutrition, change in the food system, the environment, and creating healthy… Continue Reading…
Hiring Farm Stand Assistant
Volunteer for Raspberry Season
Next Speaker Session: August 22nd – RSVP today!
We need your help now. With donations and pledges of financial support from many generous Winchester residents, the Wright-Locke Farm was able to submit a successful $8.6 Million bid to purchase 12.5 acres of additional land around the Farm. If you were able to join in this effort, thank you.
Our next step in realizing the potential of this land to increase experience-based learning at the Farm is our plan to construct a year-round Education Center on the site of the yellow house at 82 Ridge Street. The Center is envisioned as a dynamic community resource with an Innovation Kitchen, space for classrooms, lectures and other activities centered around sustainable farming and healthy communities. We have launched a $4.8 Million Capital Campaign and have raised $1.5 Million to date. We hope that you can join us in this important effort to make this tremendous opportunity a reality.
Please contact Archie McIntyre at amcintyre@wlfarm.org for more information or to discuss a pledge of support for this effort. Thank you.
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