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SUMMER ADULT PROGRAMS

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Join us for an enchanting evening on the farm with the mesmerizing singer-songwriter Amber Rubarth. Immerse yourself in the soulful sounds of Amber's latest album, ‘Cover Crop,’ a masterful collection of 15 reimagined cover songs that weave a poignant narrative about our disconnection and reconnection with the natural world. Don't miss this unique and intimate experience, where music and nature come together in perfect harmony.

After many years of solo touring, Rubarth lights up these days with collaborations in music and film. She has composed for numerous films including Sundance festival winner 'Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work' and super-marathon documentary 'Desert Runners,’ and co-produced a double album for the documentary ‘Fantastic Fungi.’  Rubarth leads workshops on creativity and the subconscious, and co-produces the Rancho La Puerta Folk Festival in Mexico. https://www.amberrubarth.com/

Cover crop (noun):

a crop grown to cover the soil that may be incorporated into the soil later for enrichment

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Summer Gardening Class
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Summer Cooking Class
Celebrate the bounty of summer produce in our Wednesday Summer Cooking Classes. Led by Yellow Farmhouse Executive Director Jen Rothman and educator Sara Edlin, each class will include walks around the farm to gather fresh ingredients and inspiration. Explore new and exciting ways to prepare and enjoy seasonal fruits and vegetables.
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Our Oyster programming was generously supported by: CT Humanities 
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Yellow Farmhouse's talk with Danielle Dreilinger

author of "the secret history of home economics, how trailblazing women harnessed the power of home economics and changed the way we live"

Watch the video now to take a look into the fascinating history of home economics and how the field has shaped the way we eat and could help to create a better food future.
Funding from the CT Humanities allowed us to donate copies of Danielle's book to Stonington Free Library, Mystic and Noank Library, and the New London Public Library. 
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