Come join Craigardan and Empty Bowl Full Heart in creating bowls for the 2024 fundraiser to support local food pantries.  No experience is necessary! This is a fun event for adults and teens 12 and older.

Come join Craigardan and Empty Bowl Full Heart in creating bowls for the 2024 fundraiser to support local food pantries.  No experience is necessary! This is a fun event for adults and teens 12 and older.

Donnaldson Brown will be in conversation with Kate Moses and will read from her debut novel Because I Loved You (published Spring ’23).

Come learn how we care for and manage our livestock, how these animals fit into an integrated living landscape, and how they really strengthen and provide for all of us. Pre-registration is appreciated, but not necessary.

This introduction to beekeeping with novice beekeepers Michele, Sam, and Laura may just inspire you to maintain a hive or two of your own - if we can do it, so can you! Pre-registration is appreciated, but not necessary.

Join historian Dr. Loren Michael Mortimer for an immersive place-based workshop at Craigardan that invites writers, podcasters, and storytellers of all kinds to return to these Romantic-era narratives of the Adirondacks. This is the third class of his three part series History + Makers. You may choose to attend one or all three classes.

Join Dr. Loren Michael Mortimer for an introduction to the treaties and trickeries that transformed Native American homelands into the Adirondack Park during the 18th and 19th centuries. This class forms part of the three part series History + Makers. You may choose to attend one or all three classes.

This session combines an introduction to the history of the First Makers who worked in this region and a pottery class taught by Katsitsionni Fox from Akwesasne Mohawk Territory and forms part of Dr. Loren Michael Mortimer’s three part series History + Makers. You may choose to attend one or all three classes.

Join us for a summer’s day full of art, friends, music, food, and fire. Come with family and friends to explore the grounds, hang out by the campfire, picnic on the lawn, get your hands into some art-making, and be a part of the first firing of our new wood kiln. This is your new Craigardan!

Help us plant our garden! Share in the joy that comes from planting seeds and starts with the satisfaction of knowing the fruits of your labor will help feed our local community and visiting artists all year long.

Announcing the sixth annual Winter Food Summit presented by the Food Justice Working Group at The W!ld Center.

Our fourth annual harvest benefit celebration of the food, the farm, and the plate! This year's non-event event will benefit the artists, chefs, farmers, craftspeople, scholars and writers in your community.

Announcing the third annual Winter Food Summit presented by the Food Justice Working Group at The W!ld Center.

Third annual harvest benefit celebration of the food, the farm, and the plate!  This year's featured ceramic artist is Kathy Irwin in collaboration with chef Luke Ayres.

Join Craigardan and John Brown Lives! at John Brown Farm as we explore issues of food justice with author and speaker Leah Penniman of Soul Fire Farm

Announcing the second annual Winter Food Summit!  Presented by the Food Justice Working Group at The W!ld Center.

We are greeting the new season with a studio sale weekend! 

Second annual harvest benefit celebration of the food, the farm, and the plate!  This year's featured ceramic artist is Emma Silverstein in collaboration with chef Zachary Gerhardt Clemans.

Gallery Opening! Join us for a gallery talk with artist-in-residence, Lily Fein and her co-collaborators.

Get your tickets! We’re hosting a Long Table Dinner by Northern Feast.