Gather around a fall campfire to learn more about Abenaki culture with Chief Don Stevens of the Nulhegan Band of the Coosuk-Abenaki Nation.
Join us for an evening of words and images in celebration of two stories that are separated by nearly a century, but joined by the timeless rhythms of shepherding and their connections to Vermont.
Join us for a screening of The State of Farming, a new documentary that shares powerful stories of farming in Vermont through the voices of the farmers who live it every day.
Experience the fall season and connect to nature. Slowly walk and pause beneath the colorful canopy of the forest. Enjoy the beauty of the land, the shifting of the season and the crisp air.
Use a map and compass to find your way from point to point across the farm.
Join us for an owl themed campfire overlooking the Farm Barn.
Combine wool from the Shelburne Farms sheep flock with acorn caps from the mighty oak trees to create adorable felted acorns.
Follow Shelburne Farms’ trails along cow pasture, through the sugarbush, and up hills with views of Lake Champlain and the Champlain Valley.
Using ingredients grown here on Shelburne Farms, we will prepare Fire Cider while learning about the many herbs that can help keep us healthy through the winter months.