"Retreat Farm is on a mission to build healthy lives, families, and communities by connecting people to the land and to one another. Today, this historic property provides access to fresh food, connection to nature, and community for the thousands of visitors who find comfort and joy here. Together, we are creating a place that contributes to the region’s vibrancy and brings people together to create common bonds.
Located on traditional Abenaki homelands in Brattleboro, Vermont, Retreat Farm encompasses over 500 acres of conserved forests, farmlands, trails, and waterways. Its historic Farmstead sits at the confluence of the West and Connecticut Rivers surrounded by wooded hills and rich farmland, cared for by its indigenous inhabitants for countless generations. Their lands comprise a vast, resource-rich, and accessible public common that is free and open to the public every day."
Located on traditional Abenaki homelands in Brattleboro, Vermont, Retreat Farm encompasses over 500 acres of conserved forests, farmlands, trails, and waterways. Its historic Farmstead sits at the confluence of the West and Connecticut Rivers surrounded by wooded hills and rich farmland, cared for by its indigenous inhabitants for countless generations. Their lands comprise a vast, resource-rich, and accessible public common that is free and open to the public every day."
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WHERE: 45 Farmhouse Square, Brattleboro, VT 05301
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FOOD ON-SITE:
Bring your appetite for tasty local vendors serving up Indian food from Dosa Kitchen and American street food from Stone Church! EXTRA ACTIVITIES: While at Retreat Farm, visit the animals on pasture, explore the Forest Playground, and wind your way through the labyrinth of the Hope Garden. |
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All proceeds from Retreat Farm's share of ticket sales will directly benefit the Community Food Project at Retreat Farm. Last year the farm donated over 5,500 pounds of produce to local food shelves and CSA's to provide the community with free healthy food. They also have a food shelf and "Pay What You Can" farmstand at the farm itself. Learn more about the Community Food Project here.
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In the event of inclement weather on the June 10th, the rain date will be June 31st. No pets please.
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