Our gatherings change with the seasons. Some teach a traditional skill, some celebrate a milestone, and some are simply an excuse to slow down together. You’re invited to whichever one calls to you.
Our offerings grow with each season. These are the kinds of experiences we host throughout the year.
Canning and preserving, herbal remedies, artisan bread baking, and caring for sheep and goats.
Cooking and preparing meals with ingredients harvested just steps from the kitchen.
Gatherings that follow the rhythm of the farm year, with room to rest and reconnect.
Cooking experiences and birthday celebrations where children learn by doing.
Hands-on learning for schools, homeschool groups, 4-H, FFA, and scout troops.
Open mornings and fellowship events that welcome our wider community.
Booking is handled through our scheduling page, where you’ll always find the current dates and availability.
Free · 1 hour
A gathering for veterans to connect with their community, walk the farm, and spend time with others who share a military background. Chores are light and optional; coffee and conversation follow. Host location — organized by coffeeandchores.org.
[CONFIRM duration & price]
Hands-on cooking for young learners, using ingredients gathered from the garden that morning. [CONFIRM: details to be supplied by Carly]
[CONFIRM duration & price]
A birthday spent with the animals, in the garden, and around the table. [CONFIRM: details to be supplied by Carly]
[CONFIRM duration & price]
Learn to build a starter, shape a loaf, and bake bread worth slowing down for. [CONFIRM: details to be supplied by Carly]
[CONFIRM duration & price]
Traditional skills for putting up the harvest and caring for your household naturally. [CONFIRM: details to be supplied by Carly]
[CONFIRM duration & price]
Caring for dairy sheep and goats, including birthing and milking techniques. [CONFIRM: details to be supplied by Carly]
Host Location · In Partnership
A gathering for veterans to connect with their local community, walk the farm, and spend time with others who share a military background. Chores are light and entirely optional — coffee and conversation follow.
No farm experience is necessary. You’re welcome whether you come once or return regularly, and you’re always welcome to bring a spouse or partner.
Open to:
· Military veterans of any era
· Active duty transitioning service members
· National Guard and Reserve veterans
· Spouses and partners always welcome
Coffee & Chores is organized through coffeeandchores.org. Ewe on the Farm serves as a host location. Booking and scheduling are handled through their page.
Our venue is available for family and church gatherings, homeschool science classes, homestead workshops, corporate groups, and celebrations of all kinds. Whatever brings you together, there’s room for it on the farm.
We welcome new faces and new skills. If you have something you’d love to teach, we’d love to hear from you.
Whether you come once or return with the seasons, there’s always a place for you here.
