Hands-on work, outside.
A sheltered grove with worktables and a commercial event tent for shaded water & staging. For makers who want to teach a class where the room isn’t actually a room — it’s a farm.
Teach Your Workshop on the Farm
The workshop grove is yours when you need it — sheltered, level ground, long worktables, and a commercial event tent for shading and staging. Bring your students, your tools, and your materials. We handle the space; you handle the class.
A studio built out of trees.
The workshop grove is the sheltered corner near the barn porch — trees overhead, level ground underfoot, a run of long tables you can arrange around whatever you’re teaching.
Woodworking, ceramics (hand-build only — no wheels), jewelry, macramé and fiber arts, plein-air painting, botanical printing, candle making, small-batch food workshops. Shaded staging under a commercial event tent. A porch to duck under if a summer squall passes through.
Priced by the hour.
Rates listed are for the workshop zone. · Half-day (4 hrs) 10% off. Full day & weekend bookings by custom quote. See all zone rates →
Local Artists & Teachers — Let's Host Together
A Place to Grow is opening its acres to small creative workshops led by local instructors. We're looking for teachers in watercolor, sketching, beginner painting, journaling, collage, nature art, creative writing, and floral styling. Host your class on the farm — beautiful light, quiet space, room for 5–20 people, and a community ready to show up.
If you teach something creative and want a gorgeous outdoor space to share it, let's talk.
- ✓Watercolor & painting
- ✓Sketching & drawing
- ✓Journaling & writing
- ✓Collage & mixed media
- ✓Nature art & floral styling
- ✓And more — if it's creative, we're interested
The zone, in photos.
Tell us what you have in mind.
Every booking here is a conversation, not a checkout. Send a few details and we’ll come back with times, a quote, and anything you didn’t think to ask.
A sheltered corner near the barn porch where the trees close in overhead and the ground stays level underfoot. Long tables set up any way you like. The porch is there if a summer squall passes through, and the whole grove smells like grass and old wood. Made for classes that want the focus of a studio without the walls of one — students look up from their work and see nine acres.
Restrooms, parking, and water details shared when you book.
The space
House rules