Join herbalist Dina Falconi and explore the early spring plants of the gardens, meadows, and woodland edges of Sister Divine's Farm in Krumville, NY. Learn to identify these plants using basic sensory skills and discover how they are used for food, medicine and more. This walk will include practical information on harvest and preparation. Bring a notepad, camera, and water bottle.

Learn vegetable gardening at Sister Divine’s farm with Garden Pro, Lisa Taranto. The first in our summer series, Lisa will teach all you need to get your garden started.

Join Jax Hughes from Happy Bear Landscapes for an inspiring workshop at Sister Divine’s Farm that will transform the way you think about your outdoor spaces. Jax will teach us how to create a resilient perennials-based food system to access healthy & delicious fruits, nuts, herbs and greens right outside of your door and in community spaces.

In this class you will learn a handful of life-saving, relationship-rescuing, energy-enhancing, gentle & powerful techniques that will help you, your family, friends and even your pets. This session is fun, direct and teaches you skills that you won't find anywhere else.

We will explore the magic of plant dyes and seasonal color, weaving together foraging, plant dyeing, and fiber arts into a hands-on, immersive experience.

Each session will feature a different locally foraged plant, which we will gather together and transform into a dye bath. Experiment with silk scraps, ribbons, and yarn on your own lap loom to weave your own textural tapestry - layering together naturally dyed materials to create a piece that reflects the shifting landscape around us.

Join us at Sister Divine's farm for a hands-on workshop taught by local mushroom maven Nelson (Rusty) Graham who will teach us how to cultivate Shiitake, Hen of the Woods, Oyster Shelf, Lions Mane and Wine Caps. Everyone who comes has the opportunity to leave with their own inoculated log (additional $20 fee would apply).

Green roofs and walls offer a wide range of benefits, encompassing environmental, economic, and social aspects. They provide insulation, manage stormwater runoff, enhance biodiversity, extend the lifespan of roofing materials, provide energy savings, increase property values and look beautiful.