Join Us
Sweet Farm hosts exciting events throughout the year, both in-person and virtually.
We hope to see you soon!
Love the beauty and timeless grace of roses, but scared to grow them yourself because you’ve heard they are fussy? Come join us in our lakeside rose garden and learn how easy it really can be to grow roses yourself!
We will be harvesting strawberries and making freezer jam! Not signed up? Click here to find out how!
Come learn from Sweet Farm’s very own farmers how we grow lots and lots of huge tomatoes! We will show you how our tomato garden is set up to maximize space, efficiency, and tomatoes! Learn multiple ways you can keep your tomatoes off the ground, talk about the different ways tomatoes grow, and all just in time for you to go home and immediately put your new knowledge to use in your own garden.
Join us for our fourth annual lavender growing workshop, where you will learn how to grow and tend lavender from a lavender farmer! This event SELLS OUT every year, so get your ticket now!
Join us for a beautiful day in our garden as we celebrate the humble and versatile cucumber!
Learn how easy it is to grow cucumbers - no matter your gardening space, we will show you how easily you can have your own homegrown cukes all summer long
Pick your own cucumbers to take home - bring your own harvest basket and pick all you can carry! Wait until you see how many varieties we are growing!
Pickling demo - Learn how easy it is to make your own pickles and gain the confidence to preserve your own harvest
Join us for a celebration of biodiversity and peak-season flavor at our Heirloom Tomato Party. From juicy, sun-ripened classics to rare and colorful varieties, you’ll sample a curated spread that highlights just how delicious (and diverse) tomatoes can be.
Join us for a celebration of biodiversity and peak-season flavor at our Heirloom Tomato Party. From juicy, sun-ripened classics to rare and colorful varieties, you’ll sample a curated spread that highlights just how delicious (and diverse) tomatoes can be.
