Kundalini Yoga, Meditation + Gong Immersion with HariPrakaash
Dec
14

Kundalini Yoga, Meditation + Gong Immersion with HariPrakaash

All are welcome.

Kundalini Yoga is a complete system to amplify the highest states of consciousness while removing lower vibrational energy from the physical and mental bodies of the practitioner. It is a great way to recharge and heal the mind/body systems quickly.

Expect short lectures, mantras, breath work, physical exercises, and meditation. Class ends with a deep relaxation to the healing vibrations of the Gong. No experience required. No dress code. Feel comfortable and simply walk through the door.


By donation at the door.

Suggested scale: $11-$44

(no one will be turned away for lack of funds)


HariPrakaash teaches Kundalini Yoga, Meditation and Gong Sound Healing Internationally. In 1996, she began her practice in Woodstock, New York. She has been a teacher of Yoga since 2006. Her Sadhana (personal practice) and classes benefit from her love for mus

ic, creative spirit and connection to planet Earth. Her prayer is that the teachings continue to flow through her accurately and authentically.

She is deeply grateful for her teachers, the teachings and the energy that flows through her. 

HariPrakaash brought Kundalini Yoga and the "Gong Movement '' to the Hudson Valley of NY in a very grassroots way, by teaching out of her living room. She has inspired and guided dozens of people not only to uplift themselves and others, also to take KRI teacher trainings and become teachers themselves. She continues to inspire and uplift the individuals she teaches daily.

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WFF Holiday Farm Stand Pop-Up
Dec
14

WFF Holiday Farm Stand Pop-Up

Join us December 14th from 10:30am-3:00pm for our Winter Farm Stand! Shop our pop-up farm stand for organic produce, farm-fresh eggs, maple syrup, dried flower wreaths and bouquets, plus evergreen holiday swag. Warm up with hot tea and cocoa while browsing artisanal goods in our maker's corner.

Saturday December 14th

10:30-3:00pm

Cash, card and SNAP accepted!

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FULL MOON Kundalini Yoga, Meditation + Gong Immersion with HariPrakaash
Dec
15

FULL MOON Kundalini Yoga, Meditation + Gong Immersion with HariPrakaash

All are welcome.

Kundalini Yoga is a complete system to amplify the highest states of consciousness while removing lower vibrational energy from the physical and mental bodies of the practitioner. It is a great way to recharge and heal the mind/body systems quickly.

Expect short lectures, mantras, breath work, physical exercises, and meditation. Class ends with a deep relaxation to the healing vibrations of the Gong. No experience required. No dress code. Feel comfortable and simply walk through the door.


By donation at the door.

Suggested scale: $11-$44

(no one will be turned away for lack of funds)


HariPrakaash teaches Kundalini Yoga, Meditation and Gong Sound Healing Internationally. In 1996, she began her practice in Woodstock, New York. She has been a teacher of Yoga since 2006. Her Sadhana (personal practice) and classes benefit from her love for mus

ic, creative spirit and connection to planet Earth. Her prayer is that the teachings continue to flow through her accurately and authentically.

She is deeply grateful for her teachers, the teachings and the energy that flows through her. 

HariPrakaash brought Kundalini Yoga and the "Gong Movement '' to the Hudson Valley of NY in a very grassroots way, by teaching out of her living room. She has inspired and guided dozens of people not only to uplift themselves and others, also to take KRI teacher trainings and become teachers themselves. She continues to inspire and uplift the individuals she teaches daily.

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Kundalini Yoga, Meditation + Gong Immersion with HariPrakaash
Dec
21

Kundalini Yoga, Meditation + Gong Immersion with HariPrakaash

All are welcome.

Kundalini Yoga is a complete system to amplify the highest states of consciousness while removing lower vibrational energy from the physical and mental bodies of the practitioner. It is a great way to recharge and heal the mind/body systems quickly.

Expect short lectures, mantras, breath work, physical exercises, and meditation. Class ends with a deep relaxation to the healing vibrations of the Gong. No experience required. No dress code. Feel comfortable and simply walk through the door.


By donation at the door.

Suggested scale: $11-$44

(no one will be turned away for lack of funds)


HariPrakaash teaches Kundalini Yoga, Meditation and Gong Sound Healing Internationally. In 1996, she began her practice in Woodstock, New York. She has been a teacher of Yoga since 2006. Her Sadhana (personal practice) and classes benefit from her love for mus

ic, creative spirit and connection to planet Earth. Her prayer is that the teachings continue to flow through her accurately and authentically.

She is deeply grateful for her teachers, the teachings and the energy that flows through her. 

HariPrakaash brought Kundalini Yoga and the "Gong Movement '' to the Hudson Valley of NY in a very grassroots way, by teaching out of her living room. She has inspired and guided dozens of people not only to uplift themselves and others, also to take KRI teacher trainings and become teachers themselves. She continues to inspire and uplift the individuals she teaches daily.

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Kundalini Yoga, Meditation + Gong Immersion with HariPrakaash
Dec
7

Kundalini Yoga, Meditation + Gong Immersion with HariPrakaash

All are welcome.

Kundalini Yoga is a complete system to amplify the highest states of consciousness while removing lower vibrational energy from the physical and mental bodies of the practitioner. It is a great way to recharge and heal the mind/body systems quickly.

Expect short lectures, mantras, breath work, physical exercises, and meditation. Class ends with a deep relaxation to the healing vibrations of the Gong. No experience required. No dress code. Feel comfortable and simply walk through the door.


By donation at the door.

Suggested scale: $11-$44

(no one will be turned away for lack of funds)


HariPrakaash teaches Kundalini Yoga, Meditation and Gong Sound Healing Internationally. In 1996, she began her practice in Woodstock, New York. She has been a teacher of Yoga since 2006. Her Sadhana (personal practice) and classes benefit from her love for mus

ic, creative spirit and connection to planet Earth. Her prayer is that the teachings continue to flow through her accurately and authentically.

She is deeply grateful for her teachers, the teachings and the energy that flows through her. 

HariPrakaash brought Kundalini Yoga and the "Gong Movement '' to the Hudson Valley of NY in a very grassroots way, by teaching out of her living room. She has inspired and guided dozens of people not only to uplift themselves and others, also to take KRI teacher trainings and become teachers themselves. She continues to inspire and uplift the individuals she teaches daily.

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LIVE READING: Parking Spot: The Musical! presented by Woodstock Film Festival 
Nov
10

LIVE READING: Parking Spot: The Musical! presented by Woodstock Film Festival 

The Woodstock Film Festival and White Feather Farm Presents a musical reading of Parking Spot: The Musical!.

Please join us for a live reading of Parking Spot:  The Musical!, a story about a group of neighbors fighting over the one free parking spot on their block. With catchy songs, over-the-top rivalries, this high-energy musical explores themes of community, competition, and the lengths we go for a little bit of space.

The book and lyrics are written by Louis Armistead.  Music is by Dash Hammerstein and Erick Eiser. 

LIVE READING: Parking Spot: The Musical!

November 10th | 3pm-5pm

Tickets are $25 


Louis Armistead is a filmmaker and freestyle rapper based in the Hudson Valley & NYC.  He has worked as a union assistant editor on a number of scripted projects including A Real Pain directed by Jesse Eisenberg, The Good Liar, directed by Bill Condon, the Aretha Franklin biopic, Respect, and  AMC’s The Walking Dead:  Dead City.  As a freestyle rapper, he has performed with the acclaimed group Freestyle+ and has taught for Freestyle Love Supreme Academy, founded by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Thomas Kail.  He was also a mainstay at the long-running show, Battlicious at the Upright Citizen’s Brigade Theater.

Dash Hammerstein is a composer and music director based in Brooklyn, NY.  His music has been featured in shows like HBO's High Maintenance and commercials for brands like Polo and Glossier.  He has worked on the scores for many features and shows, including Hulu's Pretty Baby, Apple TV's The Supermodels and Netflix's Keep Sweet.  As a music director he has worked with Matt Stone and Trey Parker, as well as bands like Primus and Ween.

Erick Eiser is a songwriter and composer from Los Angeles, CA.  He has spent most of his musical life touring and writing songs for his songwriting project Hornsbee.  Most recently Erick has written and produced an album with the late comedian, Louis Anderson, and film composer, Emile Mosseri.  In film he has been a part of Miranda July's Kajillionaire and Jesse Eisenberg's When You Finish Saving the World and A Real Pain.

Lyndsey Armistead is a designer and producer based in the Hudson Valley & NYC. She spent the first 12 years of her career as a product & project manager for media companies including Viacom and WarnerBros Discovery, and she has seamlessly pivoted into design and production, including serving as Director of Guest Relations for the Woodstock Film Festival. As Parking Spot: The Musical! quickly gained traction, she hopped on board as a producer, utilizing her previous skillset managing complex, multi-million dollar projects.


Special events like this are made possible thanks to generous donations. Please consider supporting the Woodstock Film Festival and White Feather Farm

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An Evening with Robert Burke Warren: Fundraiser For Woodstock Rotary + White Feather Farm.
Nov
2

An Evening with Robert Burke Warren: Fundraiser For Woodstock Rotary + White Feather Farm.

Robert Burke Warren's Evening With Absent Friends- A FUNDRAISER

The Woodstock NY Rotary Club and White Feather Farm invite you to a special night of music and memories on this Dia de los Muertos. Join us for Robert Burke Warren's "Songs & Stories," an enchanting performance that promises to captivate and inspire.

Saturday November 2nd | 6pm-10pm | White Feather Farm

This fundraising event supports two vital community causes:

  1. Scholarships for college-bound Onteora High School students

  2. Organic food parcels for the Good Neighbor Food Pantry of Woodstock

Your evening will be filled with:

  • Live performance by the talented Robert Burke Warren

  • Delicious gourmet food available for purchase

  • Complimentary drinks to enhance your experience

  • An exciting silent auction featuring unique items and experiences

By attending, you're not just treating yourself to an unforgettable night; you're making a meaningful difference in our community. Come celebrate life, memory, and the power of giving back!

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Farm Stand Closing Day!
Oct
26

Farm Stand Closing Day!

Join us for our Farm Stand Closing Day at White Feather Farm! This special event marks the end of our growing season and offers a fantastic opportunity to stock up on all your favorite organic, seasonal vegetables before winter sets in:

  • Pasture-raised eggs

  • Fresh, organic seasonal produce

  • Beautiful flower bouquets

  • Our famous maple syrup

  • Family craft activities 11:00am-1:00pm (on-going)

  • Guided farm tours 10:30am and 1pm

Don't miss this chance to fill your pantry with delicious, locally-grown goodness while enjoying a fun-filled day on the farm. Bring the whole family and experience the beauty of autumn at White Feather Farm.

Free to attend! Our farm stand accepts cash, card, and SNAP.

Saturday, October 26th | 9am-2pm


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SCREENING: The Jungle with the Woodstock Film Festival
Oct
15

SCREENING: The Jungle with the Woodstock Film Festival

#WFF25 Special Event:  A special post-screening conversation following the World Premiere of The Jungle with Director Matt Wechsler, Executive Producer/Subject Mark Bittman, and regenerative agriculture leader Reginaldo Haslett-Marroquin at White Feather Farm, Tuesday, October 15th at 7:00pm
 
Unraveling centuries of greed and exploitation in America’s meat industry, this modern-day take on Upton Sinclair's shocking 1906 novel, The Jungle, calls into question the profiteering of ecosystems and reveals how indigenous knowledge may hold the key to creating an equitable food system for both people and the planet.

Matt Wechsler (director) is an Emmy-nominated director whose work focuses on social and environmental food issues. Among his feature films, SUSTAINABLE (Netflix) explores the challenges of small farms, and RIGHT TO HARM exposes environmental injustice in rural communities. He also produced LAST MAN FISHING about the corporate takeover of America’s fisheries.


Tickets:

$25 per person


ABOUT THE FILM:

A modern-day take on Upton Sinclair's shocking 1906 novel, The Jungle unravels centuries of greed and exploitation in America’s meat industry and reveals how indigenous knowledge may hold the key to creating an equitable food system for both people and the planet. Featuring former New York Times food columnist Mark Bittman, the film chronicles generations of profit-driven conglomerates manipulating our food system, destroying ecosystems, and exacerbating climate change. Industry insiders detail the roadmap for today’s corporate dominance. Simultaneously, slaughterhouse laborers fight for justice against relentless worker abuse. Others, like Paige and Derrick Jackson, have lost trust in the system, radically changing their lives to raise their own food. Committed to rebuilding our perpetually broken meat industry, Minnesota farmer Reginaldo Haslett-Marroquin begins to graze his chickens using an indigenous technique. The effects are a revelation. Could this very simple method offer a clue toward solving the great American meat problem?

ABOUT THE FILMMAKER:

Matt Wechsler is an Emmy-nominated director whose work focuses on social and environmental food issues. Among his feature films, Sustainable explores the challenges of small farms, and Right To Harm exposes environmental injustice in rural communities. He also produced Last Man Fishing about the corporate takeover of America’s fisheries.

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*SOLD OUT* Cattail Berry Basket Workshop
Sep
28

*SOLD OUT* Cattail Berry Basket Workshop

This is an all-day intensive course, led by Renee Bauman, designed to introduce you to several basketry techniques that you can use with cattail leaves. Each student will go home with a complete berry basket with a swing handle made entirely out of this local, wild and renewable resource.

What to Expect:

  • Introduction to Cattail Basketry: Learn about the history and cultural significance of basketry with cattail leaves. Discover the environmental benefits of using this renewable resource.

  • Hands-On Instruction: Gain practical skills through guided, step-by-step demonstrations. Techniques will include weaving patterns, handle construction, and tips for working with cattail fibers.

  • Personalized Guidance: Receive one-on-one support from experienced instructors to ensure you master each technique and achieve a high-quality finished product.

  • Creative Expression: While following traditional methods, you’ll have opportunities to add your personal touch to the design of your basket.

  • Completion of a Berry Basket: Leave with a fully completed berry basket, ready to be used for harvesting or as a beautiful, handmade gift.

*SOLD OUT * September 28th | 9:30am-4:30pm

4 tickets are available at $60 (+ materials fee of $20 due to Renee on day of class)

4 tickets are available at $85 (+ materials fee of $20 due to Renee on day of class)

*Materials fee voucher available to community harvest participants

learn more about our inspiration for sliding scale framework here


Renee is a Catskills-based chef and designer who specializes in working with wild plants and fungi. She rediscovered her childhood love for basketry when she was unhappy with the sourdough bread baskets she could buy, and decided to make them herself instead. She works in many media, builds cob ovens, bakes bread and pastries and obsesses over finding and eating wild mushrooms. You can see more of her work on instagram @renee_makes_things

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Extending Your Growing Season with Cold Frames
Sep
21

Extending Your Growing Season with Cold Frames

Join us at White Feather Farm for an educational workshop, led by Celia Brubaker and Sophia Goode, on maximizing your growing season in the Hudson Valley! Learn how to build and utilize cold frames using sustainable, upcycled materials like old windows, doors and even straw.

We’ll cover:

  • Building Cold Frames: We will demonstrate the construction of a cold frame and send you home with detailed plans on how to DIY it.

  • Season Extension: Understand when and what to plant in your cold frames to have some harvest year-round and get a head start on spring.

Whether you're a seasoned gardener or new to the world of plants, this workshop will provide practical skills and creative ideas to extend your growing season sustainably. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to connect with your garden year round.


Tickets are sliding scale: $15-$25

6 available tickets at $15

8 available tickets at $20

6 available tickets at $25

learn more about our inspiration for sliding scale framework here


Celia Brubaker is the Farm Manager + Creative Director at White Feather Farm in Saugerties, New York. She cultivates with a deep passion for sustainable agriculture and oversees the farm’s operations, ensuring the growing season moves smoothly. Alongside managing the farm, Celia is also a local artist, channeling inspiration from the natural world into creative design work for White Feather Farm. This unique blend of farming and artistry reflects a commitment to environmental stewardship born out of a love for the natural world.

Sophia Goode is a farm educator and farm crew member at White Feather Farm in Saugerties, NY. Sophia is a forager, gardener, builder, self-taught mycologist, educator, and artist. She is committed to community, sustainable land use and ecological preservation. Science and art combined is her practice.

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Carbon Sponge Culinary Workshop: Sorghum Dosas, Roti and Indian Flatbreads with Atina Foods
Sep
14

Carbon Sponge Culinary Workshop: Sorghum Dosas, Roti and Indian Flatbreads with Atina Foods

Carbon Sponge Hub at White Feather Farm presents the first of three culinary workshop with our sorghum harvest. Come learn about our hub of small farmers in the Hudson Valley, a peer-to-peer network collectively trialing climate-smart crops, like sorghum, and monitoring soil health. We are growing food for both soil and people. In this workshop, Atina Foods of Catskill, NY, will demonstrate different ways to prepare sorghum grain to make sorghum dosas, roti and other flatbreads of Indian origin.

Carbon Sponge is a sponsored project of White Feather Farm with funding provided by the Spark of Hudson.


Tickets are sliding scale: $10-$20

3 available tickets at $10

7 available tickets at $15

5 available tickets at $20

learn more about our inspiration for sliding scale framework here


ATINA FOODS adapts traditional practices to incorporate global taste with locally available seasonal produce for unusually delicious fermented and preserved condiments that help to balance your life. Founded in Catskill NY, 2015, by married team, Carrie + Suresh, with a vision to produce and share regional, holistic food based on traditional knowledge systems in unique ways. Innovating products from American herbal traditions and Suresh's upbringing in Kerala, India, ancestral home of Ayurveda, where eating for health is customary. With recipes adapted to our rural Upstate NY, and a commitment to working regionally and shortening the supply chain, ATINA FOODS proudly assists adventurous, health conscious home cooks in enlivening simple foods.

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Food as Medicine: Garden Veggies to Probiotic Pickles
Aug
31

Food as Medicine: Garden Veggies to Probiotic Pickles

Join us for a special workshop in our Story Harvest Series! This will be an enlightening journey into the world of fermentation with Tanya Himeji Romero. This event combines an informative talk with hands-on instruction, allowing participants to create and take home their own jar of probiotic pickles.

Learn how fermentation serves as a form of storytelling, a time capsule, and a path to wellness. Our instructor will share a playful approach to this ancient practice, encouraging you to prepare an intentional jar of vegetables that becomes both an energetic and medicinal ally.

Discover how this culinary experience can:

  • Frame your personal transformation story

  • Foster inclusivity and community

  • Unify body and soul

  • Connect you with your cultural roots and expand upon them

By the end of the session, you'll have gained knowledge, skills, and a jar of fermenting vegetables to continue your journey at home.


Tickets are sliding scale: $15-$35

6 available tickets at $15

8 available tickets at $25

6 available tickets at $35

learn more about our inspiration for sliding scale framework here


Tanya Himeji Romero is an artist whose vision for over a decade has materialized in her work as a forest farmer, plant steward, herbalist and culinary alchemist. While she believes any medium can be used to communicate our creativity, reverence and inherent connection, plants and food are her principal ones for their deeply resonant healing potential.

Japanese-Spanish in heritage, Canadian by birth, and now residing in the Hudson Valley, Tanya’s upbringing in the hands of contrasting cultural traditions, as well as her travels, necessitated the inner work of reconciling dissonance, which previously left her feeling isolated and confused. 

Intimacy with Nature reminded her that separation is an illusion. By surrendering to both the paradox and the infinite depth of connectivity in the context of her relationship to the Natural World, she has experienced the healing of a lifetime. It is from here and through the guidance of Nature that she has embraced her calling as a conduit for plant medicines to be regeneratively utilized in this world. 

 

Tanya believes that all being is relatedness and that at heart we all desire to be seen, heard, respected and nourished- this, a beautiful reality she generously communicates and cultivates within her work.

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Cattail Community Harvest Day
Aug
24

Cattail Community Harvest Day

Join us for a hands-on day of harvesting cattail leaves, led by Renee Bauman, a crucial step in our upcoming basketry classes. This volunteer event offers a unique opportunity to:

  • Learn sustainable harvesting techniques

  • Explore local wetland ecosystems

  • Connect with fellow plant enthusiasts

  • Contribute to future basketry workshops

No experience necessary. Participants will gain valuable knowledge about local plant materials and traditional crafts. Your efforts today will earn you materials fee waiver for Renee’s Fall Basketry Class on 9/28!

Participants are to bring: clippers, waders or heavy duty rain boots, and a lunch!


Free to Reserve, Space is Limited!

4 spaces available in exchange for waived materials fee in Renee’s Fall Basketry Workshop on 9/28.


Renee Bauman is a Catskills-based chef and designer who specializes in working with wild plants and fungi. She rediscovered her childhood love for basketry when she was unhappy with the sourdough bread baskets she could buy, and decided to make them herself instead. She works in many media, builds cob ovens, bakes bread and pastries and obsesses over finding and eating wild mushrooms. You can see more of her work on instagram: @renee_makes_things

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Summer Joy Yoga Week 4
Aug
24

Summer Joy Yoga Week 4

Join us for Sumer Joy Yoga, Saturdays in August!

Led by Luke Simon, give love to your body and breath with this accessible one hour yoga class in the Broken Wing Barn. We start with a grounding meditation and gentle warm up, then sun salutations to build heat, then explore classic poses. Anatomical alignment cues will be given to create safe shapes and build physical presence. This is simple yoga to create somatic body awareness and get you present to the beauty of our beautiful ecosystem in full summer aliveness. We end with a period of letting it all go in Savasana. Luke will guide you with humor and gentleness. You will leave feeling clarified, stronger and ready for the day ahead.

Yoga mats are not provided, please bring your own mat or towel.


Tickets are sliding scale: $15-$25

5 available tickets at $15

10 available tickets at $20

10 available tickets at $25

learn more about our inspiration for sliding scale framework here


Luke Simon has been teaching since 2010. He is trained in Sivananda Hatha and Laughing Lotus Vinyasa and is now a student of Iyengar Yoga. He shares his dedication to the benefits of Yoga with joy and creativity. His current practice focuses on alignment to foster awareness, sequencing poses that are related, ending with breath awareness and rest to reset the nervous system. Luke’s classes are maintenance and care for your beautiful body, mind and heart, as well as community gatherings to laugh and connect.

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LET GO: Full Moon Kundalini Meditation + Gong Experience
Aug
19

LET GO: Full Moon Kundalini Meditation + Gong Experience

Experience the transformative power of Kundalini Yoga and Meditation in this all-inclusive full moon session led by HariPrakaash. Designed to elevate consciousness and cleanse negative energy, this practice offers a quick way to recharge and heal both mind and body. The session includes brief lectures, mantras, breath work, and a special full moon meditation, concluding with a deep relaxation to the soothing sounds of a gong.

No prior experience or specific attire required. Bring your own comfort items (mats, blankets), or use available chairs. All are welcome to join this rejuvenating practice.


Tickets are sliding scale: $15-$25

6 available tickets at $15

13 available tickets at $20

6 available tickets at $25

free for kids under 12 years old

learn more about our inspiration for sliding scale framework here


HariPrakaash teaches Kundalini Yoga, Meditation and Gong Sound Healing Internationally. In 1996, she began her practice in Woodstock, New York. She has been a teacher of Yoga since 2006. Her Sadhana (personal practice) and classes benefit from her love for mus

ic, creative spirit and connection to planet Earth. Her prayer is that the teachings continue to flow through her accurately and authentically.

She is deeply grateful for her teachers, the teachings and the energy that flows through her. 

HariPrakaash brought Kundalini Yoga and the "Gong Movement '' to the Hudson Valley of NY in a very grassroots way, by teaching out of her living room. She has inspired and guided dozens of people not only to uplift themselves and others, also to take KRI teacher trainings and become teachers themselves. She continues to inspire and uplift the individuals she teaches daily.

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Summer Joy Yoga Week 3
Aug
17

Summer Joy Yoga Week 3

Join us for Sumer Joy Yoga, Saturdays in August!

Led by Luke Simon, give love to your body and breath with this accessible one hour yoga class in the Broken Wing Barn. We start with a grounding meditation and gentle warm up, then sun salutations to build heat, then explore classic poses. Anatomical alignment cues will be given to create safe shapes and build physical presence. This is simple yoga to create somatic body awareness and get you present to the beauty of our beautiful ecosystem in full summer aliveness. We end with a period of letting it all go in Savasana. Luke will guide you with humor and gentleness. You will leave feeling clarified, stronger and ready for the day ahead.

Yoga mats are not provided, please bring your own mat or towel.


Tickets are sliding scale: $15-$25

5 available tickets at $15

10 available tickets at $20

10 available tickets at $25

learn more about our inspiration for sliding scale framework here

Luke Simon has been teaching since 2010. He is trained in Sivananda Hatha and Laughing Lotus Vinyasa and is now a student of Iyengar Yoga. He shares his dedication to the benefits of Yoga with joy and creativity. His current practice focuses on alignment to foster awareness, sequencing poses that are related, ending with breath awareness and rest to reset the nervous system. Luke’s classes are maintenance and care for your beautiful body, mind and heart, as well as community gatherings to laugh and connect.

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Summer Joy Yoga Week 2
Aug
10

Summer Joy Yoga Week 2

Join us for Sumer Joy Yoga, Saturdays in August!

Led by Luke Simon, give love to your body and breath with this accessible one hour yoga class in the Broken Wing Barn. We start with a grounding meditation and gentle warm up, then sun salutations to build heat, then explore classic poses. Anatomical alignment cues will be given to create safe shapes and build physical presence. This is simple yoga to create somatic body awareness and get you present to the beauty of our beautiful ecosystem in full summer aliveness. We end with a period of letting it all go in Savasana. Luke will guide you with humor and gentleness. You will leave feeling clarified, stronger and ready for the day ahead.

Yoga mats are not provided, please bring your own mat or towel.


Tickets are sliding scale: $15-$25

5 available tickets at $15

10 available tickets at $20

10 available tickets at $25

learn more about our inspiration for sliding scale framework here


Luke Simon has been teaching since 2010. He is trained in Sivananda Hatha and Laughing Lotus Vinyasa and is now a student of Iyengar Yoga. He shares his dedication to the benefits of Yoga with joy and creativity. His current practice focuses on alignment to foster awareness, sequencing poses that are related, ending with breath awareness and rest to reset the nervous system. Luke’s classes are maintenance and care for your beautiful body, mind and heart, as well as community gatherings to laugh and connect.

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Summer Joy Yoga Week 1
Aug
3

Summer Joy Yoga Week 1

Join us for Sumer Joy Yoga, Saturdays in August!

Led by Luke Simon, give love to your body and breath with this accessible one hour yoga class in the Broken Wing Barn. We start with a grounding meditation and gentle warm up, then sun salutations to build heat, then explore classic poses. Anatomical alignment cues will be given to create safe shapes and build physical presence. This is simple yoga to create somatic body awareness and get you present to the beauty of our beautiful ecosystem in full summer aliveness. We end with a period of letting it all go in Savasana. Luke will guide you with humor and gentleness. You will leave feeling clarified, stronger and ready for the day ahead.

Yoga mats are not provided, please bring your own mat or towel.


Tickets are sliding scale: $15-$25

5 available tickets at $15

10 available tickets at $20

10 available tickets at $25

learn more about our inspiration for sliding scale framework here


Luke Simon has been teaching since 2010. He is trained in Sivananda Hatha and Laughing Lotus Vinyasa and is now a student of Iyengar Yoga. He shares his dedication to the benefits of Yoga with joy and creativity. His current practice focuses on alignment to foster awareness, sequencing poses that are related, ending with breath awareness and rest to reset the nervous system. Luke’s classes are maintenance and care for your beautiful body, mind and heart, as well as community gatherings to laugh and connect.

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Soil Fest 2024!
Jul
27

Soil Fest 2024!

Third Annual Soil Fest at White Feather Farm!


Join us for a celebration of soil at White Feather Farm's Soil Fest 2024! Immerse yourself in a day filled with workshops, demonstrations, and activities that highlight the importance of healthy soil for our environment and well-being. From hands-on workshops on composting and biochar to a soil safari and scavenger hunt, there's something for everyone. Enjoy delicious food from the Ground Up Food Truck, sample alternative grain beers from Arrowood Brewing, and close out the day with a lively performance by O'Sullivan's March. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with nature, learn about sustainable practices, and have a blast at Soil Fest 2024!


Festival Schedule

Saturday July 27

  • Visit our farm stand at Soil Fest and discover over 80 varieties of Certified Naturally Grown and Certified Organic seasonal produce. From crisp veggies and fresh-cut flowers to pasture-raised eggs, our offerings celebrate local, sustainable agriculture. We accept both cash and credit cards.

  • Join us for delicious local food served all day from Hudson Valley's first mobile cafe, Ground Up Food Truck. They will be offering everything from sandwiches, snacks, espresso drinks, and more!

  • Free Community event: Drop off a sample of soil gathered from your garden or outdoor play area for a lead screening by the USDA. By detecting and addressing soil health, you can take steps to mitigate exposure risks and safeguard your health and well-being. This event is ongoing, you can enjoy our Soil Fest events while you wait for results!

  • Free Community Event (Reservation Required): Brooke Singer, founder of the Carbon Sponge Hub at White Feather Farm, will discuss strategies for keeping carbon in the soil for the benefit of microbes, plants, people and climate. The workshop starts with a meditation to tap into the network of living and non-living that is “agroecology,” before discussing how to design a carbon sponge and testing with the Carbon Sponge Kit. 

    Space is Limited

    RESERVE YOUR SPOT HERE!

    Carbon Sponge Hub is a sponsored project of White Feather Farm with funding provided by grants from Northeast SARE and The Spark of Hudson.

  • Embark on a soil safari adventure, where we'll roll up our sleeves and dive into the earth to uncover the hidden world of creatures and ecosystems lurking beneath the surface. After exploring the wonders of soil, families can embark on a self-guided scavenger hunt around the farm, armed with clues to uncover soil surprises scattered throughout the grounds. From mysterious nooks to unexpected treasures, the journey promises thrills and delights for all.

    This is an ongoing event and self guided experience, parents must be present with their children :)

  • Free Community Event: Join our farmers Amanda and Celia to explore regenerative practices that enhance soil health and biology. In this group discussion, you'll learn how to create nutrient-rich compost tea by steeping compost in water, providing a liquid fertilizer that boosts microbial activity in your soil.

    Discover the benefits of biochar, a powerful soil amendment that sequesters carbon and improves soil structure. During the workshop, we'll demonstrate how to inoculate biochar with our homemade Compost Tea, supercharging its effectiveness and promoting a thriving soil ecosystem.

    We'll also delve into Natural Farming techniques, which are rooted in traditional, sustainable, and organic agricultural practices. These methods prioritize soil health and microbial diversity, ensuring a more resilient and productive growing environment.

    Don't miss this opportunity to learn more practical skills and techniques that will transform your gardening and farming practices, while contributing to a healthier planet.

  • Free Community Event: Join Director of Sustainability Bill Hilgendorf to learn how to turn backyard brush and prunings into biochar, a unique way to address climate change by disrupting the carbon cycle through carbon sequestration. Don’t burn that pile, turn it into Biochar!

  • Join Farm Manager Celia Brubaker on a tour around the farm. Explore our organic farming methods and witness them in action as you stroll through our flourishing orchard and vibrant rice paddy fields. Along the way, you'll also get to meet our lively flock of chickens and runner ducks. Gain firsthand insights into sustainable agriculture and experience the sights, sounds, and scents of our farming oasis.

  • In this beer tasting, led by Matt Schulze of Arrowood Farm Brewing, participants will sample a range of delicious brews while learning about the brewing processes and beer ingredients with a focus on local grain alternatives. At White Feather Farm, we are growing both sorghum and rice, two grains that will be highlighted during this tasting. Grains are nutritional for humans and have the capacity to feed our soil.

    RESERVE YOUR SPOTS TODAY!

    Purchase of a beer tasting ticket grants you free access to the live performance by O’Sullivans March!

  • Close out Soil Fest with O'Sullivan's March in the Broken Wing Barn. This dynamic ensemble of seasoned performers is on a mission to keep the rich traditions of Irish, Scottish, Galician, and early American music alive. With expertly crafted arrangements and an infectious energy, O'Sullivan's March promises a vibrant and unforgettable experience that will leave you tapping your toes and wanting more!

    RESERVE YOUR TICKETS TODAY!

    Beer will be available for purchase from Arrowood Brewing.

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Field to Flower Natural Dye Workshop
Jul
20

Field to Flower Natural Dye Workshop

Join our Farm Manager, Celia Brubaker, in a hands-on exploration of the dye plants, flowers and vegetables here at White Feather Farm. Explore the practice of steam pot dying through arranging materials on cotton bandanas. Experience a guided tour as we walk you through our new natural dye garden and learn the basics of the natural dye process. Wear clothes you don't mind getting messy in!

Field to Flower Natural Dye Workshop at White Feather Farm

Saturday July 20th | 10am-12:30pm


Tickets are sliding scale: $30-$50

4 available tickets at $30

7 available tickets at $40

4 available tickets at $50

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Celia Brubaker is a local artist, maker and Farm Manager here at White Feather Farm. Her artwork is heavily informed by the natural world around her.

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Grow Your Own Medicinal Garden + Tincture Making
Jul
13

Grow Your Own Medicinal Garden + Tincture Making

In this workshop, led by Amanda Vaughn, we will be exploring common native, naturalized, and easy to grow medicinal herbs to introduce into one’s garden. We will investigate the best growing conditions for each herb, care-taking for plant health, and learn about  optimal harvest schedules. For each herb, we'll explore its physiological effects and how to incorporate it into your wellness practices. When finished with our lecture, we will demo how to make both alcohol and non-alcohol based tinctures, oxymels, and oil infusions. 

Amanda will also offer samplings of premade salves, tinctures, and seasonal herbal infusions.

Grow Your Own Medicinal Garden + Tincture Making at White Feather Farm

Saturday July 13th | 10AM-12PM


Tickets are sliding scale: $15-$35

4 available tickets at $30

7 available tickets at $25

4 available tickets at $20

learn more about our inspiration for sliding scale framework here


For nearly a decade, Amanda Vaughn has been living and working in the Catskill Mountains studying herbalism and building her own medicinal herb garden.

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Pupusa Making w/ Albas Kitchen
Jun
27

Pupusa Making w/ Albas Kitchen

Pupusa Making w/Alba’s Kitchen at White Feather Farm

Thursday June 27th | 5pm-7pm

Join us for a hands-on pupusa making class with Alba's Kitchen at White Feather Farm! Alba and her family, owners of the beloved Woodstock restaurant, will share their family recipe and guide you through creating your own delicious pupusas. Discover the rich history and cultural significance of this traditional Salvadoran dish as Alba shares her family's journey from Guatemala to Woodstock.

Choose from a variety of fillings, including gluten-free and vegan options, featuring fresh produce from our farm. Enjoy your handmade pupusas on the spot or take them home to share with loved ones. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with the local community, learn a new skill, and savor the flavors of Central America!

Aprender a Hacer Pupusas con Alba’s Kitchen en White Feather Farm

Jueves 27 de junio | 5pm-7pm

¡Únete a nosotros para un clase de pupusas en Alba's Kitchen localizado en White Feather Farm! Alba y su familia, los propietarios del querido restaurante de Woodstock, compartirán su receta familiar y te ayudarán a crear tus propias y exquisitas pupusas. Descubre la rica historia y el significado (cultural) de este tradicional plato salvadoreño mientras Alba comparte la travesía de su familia desde Guatemala hasta Woodstock.

Selecciona entre variados rellenos, incluso sin gluten o veganos, hechos de productos frescos de nuestra granja. Disfruta tus pupusas hechas a mano en el local o llévalas a casa para compartir con tus seres queridos. ¡No te pierdas esta oportunidad de conectarte con los "locales" de Woodsock, de aprender una nueva receta y de saborear los deleitosos sabores de Centroamérica!


Tickets are sliding scale: $15-$35

6 available tickets at $35

8 available tickets at $25

6 available tickets at $15

Los boletos tienen una escala móvil: $15-$35

6 boletos disponibles a $35

8 boletos disponibles a $25

6 boletos disponibles a $15

learn more about our inspiration for sliding scale framework here


Meet Your Instructor!

Alba is the owner of Alba's Kitchen in Woodstock, a family-run restaurant that blends the flavors of her Guatemalan heritage with those she has experienced during her 22 years in this country. The menu reflects her family's hard work and cultural influences, making Alba's Kitchen a testament to their resilience. This warm and welcoming space invites everyone to enjoy the rich culinary traditions her family proudly shares.

Alba es la propietaria de Alba's Kitchen en Woodstock, un restaurante de familia que combina los sabores de su herencia guatemalteca con aquellos que ha descubierto durante sus 22 años en este país. El menú refleja el arduo trabajo y las influencias culturales de su familia, haciendo de Alba's Kitchen un testimonio de resiliencia. Este espacio cálido y acogedor invita a todos a disfrutar de las deliciosas tradiciones culinarias que su familia comparte con orgullo.

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Walk on the Wild Side: Ecosystem Discovery Walk with Hudsonia
Jun
15

Walk on the Wild Side: Ecosystem Discovery Walk with Hudsonia

We will amble about the "back 40" of White Feather Farm visiting forest, field, and wetland to learn who lives in and relies upon each habitat. This tour of the Farm's significant habitats, led by Chris Graham of Hudsonia, will focus on plant-life but will also discuss the ecology of some of the local animals. In addition to meadows and mature hemlock and hardwood forests, the outing will include a walk through a beautiful oak-maple swamp that may have shallow standing water.

Participants are required to bring:

  • either rubber boots or sneakers to get wet

  • insect repellent (as there may be mosquitoes)

  • water!

  • * optional * notebook + binoculars

Anyone who is curious about the wilder side of the natural world is encouraged to sign up, no matter your age or experience level. Difficulty will be moderate: part of the walk will be off-trail, with mild ascents and descents and some uneven and mucky terrain.

TICKETS:

$15 each


Chris Graham’s background is in plant community ecology. At Hudsonia, he works mostly on habitat mapping projects, biodiversity assessments, and floristic inventories. He's especially interested in rare species conservation, community description and classification, and the effects of resource extraction and global change on plant communities. When not working, Chris spends time with his wife and their toddler (Toppler) and also enjoys hiking, botanizing, photography, climbing, and listening to jazz.

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Printing with the Sun (Cyanotypes)
Jun
9

Printing with the Sun (Cyanotypes)

Learn about the art of Cyanotype printmaking at White Feather Farm


This 3-hour workshop, led by Viktorsha Uliyanova, introduces how to create beautiful handmade blueprints using camera-less photography. Cyanotype is one of the oldest alternative photographic processes that was developed in 1852. It uses non-toxic chemicals, ferric ammonium citrate and potassium ferricyanide to create a UV sensitive solution which produces vibrant Prussian blue colors. Participants will use plants and leaves from the farm to compose a photographic image, called a photogram, to take home. An optional toning technique will be introduced to participants wanting to experiment with different color hues.

Tickets are sliding scale: $15-$35

5 available tickets at $35

4 available tickets at $25

3 available tickets at $15

learn more about our inspiration for sliding scale framework here


Viktorsha Uliyanova is an interdisciplinary artist and educator residing in New

York. Her work is informed by her upbringing in the Soviet Union, political

repression, and the immigrant experience. Uliyanova’s photographic, fiber, and

installation works investigate loss, collective trauma, and cultural identity narrated

through the prism of memory. She uses alternative processes and the archives to

point to ways the present and the future are reflected in the past.

Uliyanova received her BA in English at Hunter College and her MFA in

Photography and Related Media at SUNY New Paltz. Her work has been exhibited

at a number of national and international venues including Samuel Dorsky

Museum of Art, 8Ball Zines at MOMA PS1, Das Gift in Berlin, Participant New

York, Collarworks, Art Society of Kingston, among others. She has received

support from numerous grants including Traverso Photography Award, DiPalo-

Williams Grant,David Lavallee Grant, Sojourner Truth Fellowship, and Research

for Creative Projects grant. Uliyanova has taught many workshops over the years

and is currently an Instructor of Record at SUNY New Paltz.

www.viktorsha.com

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*Rescheduled* Bird Walk
Jun
1

*Rescheduled* Bird Walk

Spring migration is peaking around this time, and with luck we'll get to see not only birds returning to raise young here on the farm this spring, but also others passing through on their way to the boreal forest in Canada. Beginning or soon-to-be birdwatchers are welcome; we can go over basic identification skills and answer questions from all levels of experience. We will investigate questions such as: How do I make my yard better for birds? How does agriculture impact birdlife?

Bring binoculars and a field guide if you have them, as well as footwear suitable for wet soil.

TICKETS:

$15 for adults

Free for kids!

Space is Limited!


This workshop will be led by: Larry Federman

Larry Federman is the former Education Coordinator for three upstate New York Audubon sanctuaries.  His history with the Audubon family goes back over 30 years when he first got involved in his local chapter.  He has served his chapter in numerous capacities and is currently president, newsletter editor, council delegate, and field trip leader. Larry continues to lead nature walks, give talks, and also conducts bird surveys as a private consultant.

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WFF Open House +Farm Stand Opening
May
25

WFF Open House +Farm Stand Opening

Celebrate the start of Memorial Day weekend with us at our annual Open House + Farm Stand Opening!

Join us for a day of community, connection, and celebration as we open our doors to share the magic of the farm with you! Free to attend.

Farm Stand Open 9am-3pm 

Las Tres Americas Food Truck 10am-3pm

Dive into the heart of small-scale organic farming with:

  • Farm Tours - 10:15am & 1:30pm
    Join Farm Manager Celia Fay on a visit around the farm.
    Sign Up at our Welcome Table near the Broken Wing Barn

  • Greenhouse Tours - 11:00am & 2:15pm
    Join Greenhouse Manager Jonathan to explore the work that happens in our greenhouses.
    Sign Up at our Welcome Table near the Broken Wing Barn

  • Storytelling - Tall Tales of The Catskills’ with Wade Baker - 11:30am
    Enjoy enchanting traditional stories and lore from a local Catskills-born storyteller who is sure to capture the hearts and minds of all ages. 
    Broken Wing Barn

  • Live Music – Mac&Cheeze Balkan Music (Roaming) - 12:15 & 1:30pm
    Experience the vibrant fusion of traditional Balkan tunes and contemporary sound with Mac & Cheez Balkan Power Trio!

  • Seed Bomb Making - 12:15pm 
    Join us for this hands-on activity where we pack seeds into clay balls– ready to scatter and grow wherever they land!
    Meet at Little Farm

  • Flower Therapy - 12:15pm  
    Bring your gardening qualms, questions, and queries to address with long time plant specialist, Kris Garnier. Photos of your plant issues are encouraged!
    Meet at Greenhouse 1

  • Biochar Demonstration - 10am - 1pm
    Join Director of Sustainability Bill Hilgendorf to learn how to turn backyard brush and prunings into biochar, a unique way to address climate change by disrupting the carbon cycle through carbon sequestration. Don’t burn that pile, turn it into Biochar!
    Meet at the Sugar Shack

  • Soil Stew Workshop- 1pm
    Learn the science behind soil health by blending natural ingredients to nourish your garden and foster growth with Amanda Vaughn.
    Meet at the Tool Shed

2024 Open House at White Feather Farm

FREE to attend!

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Raised-Bed Design Workshop
Apr
27

Raised-Bed Design Workshop

Welcome to our beginner's raised-bed design workshop, where we'll guide you through the exciting process of food gardening in your own backyard! From crop rotation to soil preparation, and maintenance tips to keep your beds thriving, we'll share our organic, non-intrusive farming principles to lay the foundation for healthy soil and robust plant growth. We'll explore the elements of good soil composition and share tips on how to prepare your beds for a successful harvest. 

For some hands-on brainstorming, bring your ideas and a photo of your raised beds! (or a photo of where you plan to build them.)  Our hope is for you to leave with the tools and resources to create your own personalized plan for your own choice of crops and timing. We will have a seed catalog and crop recommendations.

This workshop will be led by three of our amazing staff members: Celia, Jonathan, and Amanda. They ask that you measure your growing space and bring your dimensions to this workshop!

Tickets are sliding scale:

6 tickets are available at $35

6 tickets are available at $25

3 tickets are available at $15

learn more about our inspiration for sliding scale framework here

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Designing a Natural Landscape
Apr
6

Designing a Natural Landscape


Looking for guidance in designing your home landscape?

Keen on enhancing pollinator habitat around your home? Join Karine Duteil for a hands-on workshop focusing on the basic principles of landscape design inspired by natural ecosystems. Participants are encouraged to bring a photo or a sketch of the space they would like to beautify, and any documents they might want to share. They will come away from the workshop with tips and resources to help them build their envisioned landscape. The workshop will take place both indoors and outdoors, rain or shine: dress accordingly!


Space is Limited!

Tickets are sliding scale: $15-$35

6 available tickets at $35

6 available tickets at $25

3 available tickets at $15

learn more about our inspiration for sliding scale framework here


Your Instructor: Karine Duteil

(she/her)

Karine Duteil is co-founder of KaN Landscape Design, Inc. , a women-owned - Site Curators practice based in Kingston that integrates artistic, sustainable, and educational components. By enabling communities and stakeholders in the creative process to design meaningful, holistic, and inspiring spaces, KaN and their partners work together to instill positive and transformative changes. KaN recently worked with the city of Kingston to design the Post Office Park, a community and eco friendly spacce to be build on Broadway & Price street, and the Kingston YMCA & YMCA Kingston Farm project to design the natural playground @ the Y Park, both projects are youth-led and community based design that valued intergenerational/universal access and eco benefit plantings and materials. KaN also works with the Kingston Land Trust and other local organizations to create Food Forest and Educational Pollinators Public Gardens.


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