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Tour de Farms
Calling all Farm-Friend Bike Riders! Join Wright-Locke Farm and Slow Food Boston on Sunday September 8th for a Tour de Farms bike ride & farm supper! We'll be exploring local farms in Winchester, Lexington, Lincoln, Carlisle and Concord. Meet the farmers, tour the farms, and celebrate your hard work with a meal of locally-sourced foods.… Continue Reading…
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The All Seasons Barn at Wright-Locke Farm
All Seasons Barn Updates: After our successful Green Match Challenge, we've been working diligently to figure out the rest of the equation. So far we've raised $2.35 Million of our $3 Million Goal. We've been in close discussion with the town and our architects, builders, and sustainability advisors to figure out all the details. We… Continue Reading…
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Adult Education Programs
Wright-Locke Farm’s education programs for teens and adults are a greatway 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 Street-… Continue Reading…
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Family Farm Nights
Our wonderful Family Farm Night series Lettuce Turnip the Beet returns this summer! Concerts are held on six Thursdays in June, July, and August from 6 - 7 pm. You bring the picnic and your favorite non-alcoholic drinks. The FULLer Cup will be taking orders for picnic dinners, delivered to the Farm. Order your dinner here. We'll… Continue Reading…
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Visit the Farm
Wright-Locke Farm is free and open to the public year-round during daylight hours. Hiking trails, ponds, wetlands, hilltop glades, and our beautiful historic farmstead provide a stunning natural setting to enjoy no matter the season. Our farm stand is open year-round, too, but hours change throughout the season. From Thanksgiving to May the stand will only be… Continue Reading…
Speaker Series August 21st – Making Room for the River
Tour De Farms Bike Ride
Farm-to-Table Suppers
We need your help now. During the 11 years since Wright-Locke's establishment as a community farm, the outpouring of support, participation, and demand for what we offer has been truly humbling. It is obvious that our community is hungry for the opportunities the farm can provide. However, our ability to meet this current demand and to continue to grow and extend our reach is now limited by the constraints of our facilities.
The All Seasons Barn is our solution to this pressing need for space and year-round operations. We plan to construct a year-round facility on the site of the yellow house at 82 Ridge Street. The All Seasons Barn is envisioned as a dynamic community resource with a teaching kitchen, space for classrooms, lectures and other activities centered around sustainable farming and healthy communities. We have launched a $3.2 Million Capital Campaign and are pleased to have raised $2.1 Million to date. We hope that you will 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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