New on the Farm

Free special event: July 19th 2pm

Conservationists, gardeners and pollinator enthusiasts are invited to join eminent scientist Dr. Robert Gegear for a lively and interactive talk about the charming and crucial creatures who help pollinate our gardens and our farms, and the importance of biodiversity.

Dr. Gegear is an Assistant Professor at UMass Dartmouth whose lab studies animal sensory and cognitive systems within the context of evolutionary ecology and conservation biology. 

This lecture will be able to be viewed online for free!   Simply email us here and you will be sent a zoom link to join the talk.  

 July 11th  8:30 - 9:30 am

Have you been missing your regular yoga classes?  Join teacher Linda Storm for Rise and Shine Yoga  (weather permitting) on select Saturdays.  

In order to accommodate safe social distancing Jean White has graciously offered the use of her lawn just adjacent to Holly Hill Farm at 190 Jerusalem Road (her driveway is technically on Bow Street), Cohasset MA.

As participants will be able to be adequately distant, masks are optional during the class itself.  Please bring your own mat.

  Please park on Bow Street or in Jean's driveway across from her mailbox). 

Cost:  $10 /person per class (Cash or Venmo at the class itself)  

RSVP: lindajstorm@msn.com

Nature-based education at home!

Our educators have created comprehensive kits to allow kids to stay connected with nature while they are staying safe at home. 

We have kits for kids aged 3-16 that come complete with all supplies needed plus comprehensive instructions including videos. 

Build a songbird house

Craft a bat house

Create a toad abode

Discover birds of prey and owls

Build an insect hotel 

For more information, click the button below. 

Donating fresh food to local food pantries

By now you've heard that more of your neighbors are facing financial need and food insecurity than ever before.

At the best of times, local food pantries struggle to provide fresh food, instead relying on shelf-stable processed food.   We believe everyone deserves healthy food, and it's why last year we donated over 1200 lbs of  produce to local food pantries through our Farm to Food Pantry program. 

 Education Director Jon Belber recently biked over 50  carbon-neutral miles to plant carrots at school gardens in Quincy, Boston and Milton.  His goal was to raise awareness and funds for this critical program.

Online store: Thursdays,  10 am - midnight

Shop for the freshest local produce in season, plus a carefully curated selection of local gourmet items like coffee, chocolate, eggs, freshly baked bread, jams, pasta sauce and more.

 A link to the store will be made available on our website on Thursday mornings at 10am.  

After placing an order online, customers will be given a pick up time at the farm in their confirmation email.  

Customers will then arrive at the farm at their scheduled time, picking up in our safe  'drive through' system. 

April 15th through November

Your kids will love quests, which are like a treasure hunt set on a one-hour nature walk.   Holly Hill Farm is pleased to introduce a brand new quest this season.

Virtual guides detailing this quest (and many others on the South Shore) are available online at South Shore Quests for a suggested donation of $5 to help defray costs.