Workshops & Events

Workshop 

Saturday, November 22

12:30 and 1:30 pm

Advance registration required.

Craft a beautiful, natural wreath using foraged seasonal greens from around the farm and nearby!

Enjoy a cozy afternoon in the red barn, sipping warm cider and preparing for the holiday season ahead. Bring a friend, your teen, or visiting relatives — it’s a wonderful way to kick off Thanksgiving week!

Notes:

One person per registration. 

However, your child is welcome to join you to help make your wreath.

Members receive a discount.

Tiered and reduced pricing available. 

Saturday, December 6

Help support local families when you participate with us at Winterfest!

The farm stand is open 9 am - 3 pm!

• LOCAL ARTISAN FAIR 9 am  - 3 pm                           (see below for artisans)

• CRAFT MAKING FOR KIDS 10 am - 12 pm -          Drop-in. Free. Donations welcome. 

• SOUP for HHF SHARES - 11 am - 1 pm                           Available while supplies last.

• WREATH MAKING workshop - 12:30 pm & 1:30 pm. Workshop sign-up required. Space is limited.

A portion of the proceeds from all special activities will benefit Holly Hill Farm SHARES.  This vital community program provides participating families and individuals who are  facing food insecurity, with a gift card to purchase food from our farm stand. 

Local artisans 

• Woven baskets with Debra Cummings
• Resin designs and cutting boards with Lindsey Delauries of Sunny Bee Designs
• Imagined Postcards with Jacqueline Veissid
• Wood signs by Jim Kelly
• Oil paintings, art, knits, jewelry by Jocelyn Art/Joceyln Dana Thomas
• Crocheted toys and stuffed animals with Ken Brown
• Pottery with Marsha Klein Pottery
• Stained glass creations with Sue Bradley

Our educators are on the road again and reviving the tradition of learning in the Untold Brewing "schoolhouse" in Scituate this fall semester!  Enjoy a complimentary draft pour with your registration!

Nov 19 | Dried Flowers are Beautiful, Delicious and Useful

Dec 3 | Seasonal Cocktails: Seltzers & Shandies

Sunday, December 21

10:00 - 11:30 am

Join Holly Hill Farm educator and Education Director, Wendy Prentiss (and her sister, a former South Pole "winter-over" researcher) for a moderate hike to celebrate the Winter Solstice, the time of year when the midday sun is at its lowest point in the sky. 

On this, the shortest day of the year, we will explore the wild beauty of the winter woodlands and make some stops for learning and for sharing our own reflections on the star on which all life on Earth depends.