Drumlin Farm is a 206 acres working farm and wildlife sanctuary in Lincoln, MA. Visit pigs, sheep, goats, chickens, and cows in the farmyard; learn how crops are sustainably grown on site; walk the trails explore exploring field, forest, and wetland habitat; and observe resident owls, hawks, a fisher, and a fox in their native wildlife exhibits. This super sanctuary offers:
- Farm and nature programming for all ages, including onsite and offsite summer camps, nature-based preschool, local and offsite birding trips, and Know Your Food programs.
- School and group programming.
- Spring, Summer, & Fall Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program, and a seasonal Farm Stand with a variety of Drumlin Farm products.
- Annual events such as Woolapalooza (March) and Tales of the Night (October).
- Easy hike to the top of our drumlin, one of the highest points in the greater Boston area.
- The Mass Audubon Shop, which carries products that help celebrate the wonders of nature.
On this Saturday, September 15, Drumlin Farm will host a foraging walk and kitchen demonstration centering around seasonal edible plants. Attendees will have the opportunity to identify, harvest, and prepare edible plants found in everyday landscapes, like the farm, alongside Landscape Designer Natalie DeNormandie of
Flora Verdura. You will also be able to learn ecological, medicinal, and nutritional benefits of specific wild plants (different characters for each season). After your foraging walk, you will have the opportunity to participate in a technique-driven cooking demonstration and tasting prepared by Chef Karina Hines of
Botanical Kitchen.
Bring wildness to your table with best-practice foraging and preparation techniques! For more information on this tasting adventure, visit the Mass Audubon website. Join us this Saturday in
devouring the details of delicious edible plant creations!
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