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@craftcouncil Who knew a farm could be an artist’s next great studio? In Massachusetts, artists are trading traditional studio spaces for flower fields and working farms, finding inspiration in the land and the people who tend it. The result?
Repost from @alleghenymountaininstitute • 📢 We are so excited to announce the launching of The AMI Winter Book Club! 🌱 Join Allegheny Mountain Institute for a winter of reading, conversation, and community! The AMI Winter Book Club will brin
Repost from @rodaleinstitute • Farmers are asked to do a lot. Produce our food. Protect natural resources. Adapt to changing weather. Navigate shifting markets. Invest in new practices. Keep farms productive and profitable, often while planning
A little more meaning, a little less mass-produced. I’m working on a conscious gift-giving guide to help folks support their local farmers, artists, makers, shop owners, doers and dreamers this holiday season. 🧡 After more than 18 years of P
Repost from @_wendygray_ • @quinceandburdock #fallgarden 🍂🌸🍁🍂🌸🍁
• There is something special about October in @visitnelsoncounty 🍷🍂🔥 The mornings are crisp, the Blue Ridge begins to glow with autumn color, and the landscape takes on that unmistakable feeling that the seasons are changing. Across the vine
Repost from @workinghouseva • Share a table with us on October 18 under twinkle lights in our historic barn. Savor an evening of nature, history, fabulous food, thoughtful wine pairings, and welcoming community. Chef Rachael Harris has created
@aftonmtnvineyards • Harvest deserves a proper dinner 🍂🥘 On Friday, October 2, we’re setting the table at Afton for five courses inspired by the season. Each thoughtfully paired with wines from our vineyard. Heirloom succotash. Sorghu