From farm tours, to lectures, to fun and informative culinary classes, we offer experiential opportunities for adults to engage in discussions, cook, share meals, and learn how to support a healthy ecosystem, community, and economy.
Our adult programming is designed to educate and entertain those who are interested in the quality of their food, environment, and wellness and strive to understand their interconnectedness.
Scroll down for a full list of upcoming adult programs!
Join us at the UNITED Table as the Yellow Farmhouse Education Center hosts the Fungi Dialogues, a conversation w/ Chef James Wayman & Farmer Chris Pacheco! Registration and more information can be found through the button link.
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In these hands-on classes, Chef Jessica Spivey from Meryl Bakery will welcome you into her kitchen and teach you to work with sourdough, bake with whole grains, and create gluten-free bakes on March 16th, April 6th and April 27th!
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Learn to safely and sustainably forage for your wild plants and mushrooms! CT Foraging Club will teach you how to identify and utilize spring fungi and plants positively. You will taste Chaga tea and a foraged snack and then take a 45-minute walk to practice plant and mushroom ID skills.
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Join us to learn how to grow a pollinator-friendly flowering lawn this spring, you will learn how to convert your landscape into native gardens to help boost biodiversity, ecosystem health, and food system resiliency. Feel confident in your plans to create a vibrant and sustainable landscape!
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In this hands-on class on March 31, Chef Jorge Baldiviezo of Masa will welcome you to his kitchen and teach traditional and new takes on empanadas fillings and the fine art of hand crimping. Workshop price: $100 per person
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Gather around the table for a unique writing workshop that explores the deep connection between food and storytelling, led by Thought Fox Writer's Den. The workshop will meet at the Manor House on Stone Acres Farm on Tuesdays this April from 10 AM – 12 PM.
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Yellow Farmhouse and Stone Acres farmers will help you create a blueprint for your beds, plan for produce throughout the growing season, manage weeds and pests sustainably, tend tomatoes, cultivate your soil, and put your garden to rest in the fall. All experience levels are welcome!
Register hereJoin us at the UNITED Table as the Yellow Farmhouse Education Center hosts the Fungi Dialogues, a conversation w/ Chef James Wayman & Farmer Chris Pacheco! Registration and more information can be found through the button link.
Jessica Spivey from Meryl Bakery will welcome you into her kitchen and teach you to work with sourdough, bake with whole grains, and create gluten-free bakes. Classes will be held on March 16th, April 6th, and April 27th. $150 per class or $400 for all three.
Learn to safely and sustainably forage for your wild plants and mushrooms with CT Foraging Club founder Amy Demers and forager and chef Vinny Crotta! Taste Chaga tea and a foraged snack, then take a 45-minute walk to practice plant and mushroom ID skills. Registration is $35 per person, rain or shine.
Join us to learn how to grow a pollinator-friendly flowering lawn this spring on March 29 from 10:30AM - 12PM with Margit Burgess, Accredited CT-NOFA Organic Lawn Care Professional! You will learn how to convert your landscape into native gardens to help boost biodiversity, ecosystem health, and food system resiliency - $10 per person.
In this hands-on class, Chef Jorge Baldiviezo from Masa at the Stonington Velvet Mill will welcome you to his kitchen and teach traditional and new takes on empanadas fillings and the fine art of hand crimping. $100 for the entire class at the Velvet Mill!
Gather around the table in the historic Stone Acres Manor House for a unique writing workshop that explores the deep connection between food and storytelling. Food For Thought will be led by award-winning author Lara Ehrlich, founder and director of Thought Fox Writers Den. The workshop will meet at the Manor House on Stone Acres Farm on April 1, 8, 15 & 22 from 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM.
Yellow Farmhouse and Stone Acres farmers will help you create a blueprint for your beds, plan for produce throughout the growing season, manage weeds and pests sustainably, tend tomatoes, cultivate your soil, and put your garden to rest in the fall. $35 per workshop, or $150 for the entire five-class series!
389 N. Main Street, Stonington, CT 06378
P.O. Box 202, Stonington, CT 06378
(860) 245-5119