Join us at White Feather Farm for an educational workshop, led by Celia Brubaker and Sophia Goode, on maximizing your growing season in the Hudson Valley! Learn how to build and utilize cold frames using sustainable, upcycled materials like old windows, doors and even straw.
We’ll cover:
Building Cold Frames: We will demonstrate the construction of a cold frame and send you home with detailed plans on how to DIY it.
Season Extension: Understand when and what to plant in your cold frames to have some harvest year-round and get a head start on spring.
Whether you're a seasoned gardener or new to the world of plants, this workshop will provide practical skills and creative ideas to extend your growing season sustainably. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to connect with your garden year round.
Tickets are sliding scale: $15-$25
6 available tickets at $15
8 available tickets at $20
6 available tickets at $25
learn more about our inspiration for sliding scale framework here
Celia Brubaker is the Farm Manager + Creative Director at White Feather Farm in Saugerties, New York. She cultivates with a deep passion for sustainable agriculture and oversees the farm’s operations, ensuring the growing season moves smoothly. Alongside managing the farm, Celia is also a local artist, channeling inspiration from the natural world into creative design work for White Feather Farm. This unique blend of farming and artistry reflects a commitment to environmental stewardship born out of a love for the natural world.
Sophia Goode is a farm educator and farm crew member at White Feather Farm in Saugerties, NY. Sophia is a forager, gardener, builder, self-taught mycologist, educator, and artist. She is committed to community, sustainable land use and ecological preservation. Science and art combined is her practice.