Fresh eggs gathered every morning Farm stand temporarily closed · Gardiner, NY Order online — we will arrange the rest Pumpkin patch opens September 27 Just cluckin' around since 1932 Fresh eggs gathered every morning Farm stand temporarily closed · Gardiner, NY Order online — we will arrange the rest Pumpkin patch opens September 27 Just cluckin' around since 1932
Pumpkins, gourds and mums lined up at the farm stand
Events at the farm

There is almost always something going on out here

Some of it is free and involves holding a chicken. Some of it involves a five-course dinner at a forty-foot table in the barn. All of it is worth the drive.

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Ticketed events open six weeks ahead. Members hear about them first — that is most of the reason to have an account.

DEC 6 2026
Workshop

Wreath-Making Workshop

10:00 am & 2:00 pm seatings The Big Barn $55 · all materials

Balsam, winterberry, cones and ribbon. Bring clippers if you have them, we have plenty if you do not.

Wedding guests on the lawn beside the tent
Reception tent at golden hour
The 1932 barn
Weddings & private parties

Your day, in a hayfield

We host roughly a dozen private events a year — weddings, anniversaries, memorials, one very large sixtieth birthday. You get the barn, the lawn, the fire pit and the field, and we stay out of the way.

  • Barn seats 120 at round tables, 160 theater-style
  • Tent site with power and water on the south lawn
  • Parking for 70 cars in the mowed hayfield
  • Bring your own caterer and bar — no in-house list to work around
  • Flowers from our own cutting garden if you want them
  • Rehearsal the evening before is included
Gail showing a brooder full of chicks
A chick held in one hand
Deer resting in the pasture
School & scout groups

Field trips, rain or shine

A two-hour loop for up to thirty kids: the coop, the brooder, the hives behind glass, the compost pile that is always warmer than anyone expects, and a hay wagon back to the stand. Every child leaves with an egg.

  • $8 per student, teachers and two chaperones free
  • Pre-visit packet with vocabulary and a scavenger hunt
  • Covered space for lunch if the weather turns
  • Tuesdays and Thursdays, September through early November
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