Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, we hosted 462 visitors during 15 tours of the farm in 2019! The farm is open to visitors during our public tours and by reservation with private groups only. We are not able to accommodate walk-in visitors. Out of respect for the farmers' busy schedules, the farm is not open to the public without a scheduled visit.
We offer 4 public tours a year at $15 per person (free for children 5 and under). Public tours provide a general overview of our history, programming, and agricultural practices. Tours generally last 45 minutes and require at least 10 people registered to take place. Sign up for our available tours with this form and we’ll email you with more information the week of the tour. To receive information about upcoming public tours and workdays, sign-up for email updates.
We offer private tours of the farm starting at $150. Private tours provide a 90 minute general overview of our history, programming, and agricultural practices as our general tour, but at the convenience of your requested date and time for your group. Please fill out this interest form for more information and to request a tour for your group. If you cannot find funds to pay for a tour for your group, please reach out to us at info@transplantingtraditions.org.
We offer custom tours tailored to your group’s specific interests starting at $400. Custom tours include a tour of the farm and an activity based on your interest area, totaling 2 hours. Please fill out this interest form for more information and to request a tour for your group.
We love sharing information about the farm and would love to come speak to your group. However, we are a very small organization and request reimbursement for our staff time and mileage. As a non-profit, funding is one of the most challenging and time consuming parts of our work and all funding for speaking events goes directly back to sustain the project. If you cannot find funds to pay staff to speak at your event we can try and work with you. Please fill out this form for more information and to request a staff member come speak to your group.
