Wednesday, December 6
3 - 5 pm
Author-mycologist Lawrence Millman will host a talk and a late fall walk through the woods at Holly Hill Farm! Learn about ecology, fungal identification, and the relationship between a particular species and the natural world.
Since this walk will be close to winter, there will be less fleshy fungi, and we will be studying logs or lifting them up, for wood-inhabiting fungi that can be found year-round.
Larry has written over a dozen books, including Fascinating Fungi of New England, signed copies will be available for sale.
Due to delicate nature of fungi the group size is limited to 15 and is for ages 12+. No dogs. Thank for your understanding.
Thursday, December 21
3:30 pm
Free
Join us for a guided walk to celebrate the light at Holly Hill Farm on the shortest day of daylight. We will soak up what we can, see the farm, the trails, and ready ourselves for the Winter.
Sign ups preferred, but not required.
Bring a friend!
*Note: Some workshops will have different pricing (see specific workshop details above for pricing)
As part of Friends of Holly Hill Farm's goal to become a more diverse, equitable, and inclusive organization, we have instituted tiered pricing for our adult educational workshops. This allows individuals to choose the price that works best for them, reducing the cost-barrier to our workshop programs* and allowing for community donations to help make affordable educational workshops available to all.
Please choose the price that works best for you–regardless of which tier you select, everyone enjoys the same workshop!
If you are able, please select Tier A or Tier B, you help support other community member's participation in our educational workshops and make tiered pricing possible.
Tier A: Covers cost of workshop + donation to support affordable educational workshops
(Member $25. Non member $35)
Tier B: Covers the cost to run the workshop
(Member $15. Non Member $25)
Tier C: Reduced price for accessibility
(Member $10. Non Member $15)
Did you know that our farming and education programs only cover 65% of the costs to operate Friends of Holly Hill Farm? The rest comes from community supporters like you!