Farm & Field Foraging: Creating the Perfect Wild Salad
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Farm & Field Foraging: Creating the Perfect Wild Salad

Join Rebecca for a foray into the herb garden & beyond where each participant will forage for and create a fabulous early summer salad.

By Newhall Fields Community Farm

Date and time

Saturday, June 7 · 12 - 1:30pm EDT

Location

Newhall Fields Community Farm

193 Lynn Street Peabody, MA 01960

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 1 day before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour 30 minutes

Join Rebecca for a foray into the herb garden and beyond where each participant will forage for and create a fabulous early summer salad from wild and cultivated greens. Learn to identify the nutrient-rich plants and how to harvest and use them for maximum nourishment and enjoyment.

All ingredients and materials are supplied for attendees to enjoy their salad at the farm or to take home.

This event is open to the public - so please pass along to any friends who may be interested!

We are requesting a suggestion donation of $20, but please donate as little or as much as you'd like. All are welcome.

Frequently asked questions

Where should I park?

Parking is available along Lynn Street and you will have a short walk down our driveway. We will have signage to direct you. Please contact us if you need closer parking and we will do our best to accommodate.

Do I have to sign up in advance?

This event does have a maximum group size, so we recommend you register in advance. Day-of walk-ins are welcome if spots are still available.

Do I need to bring my own bowl and salad accessories?

No! Rebecca will have all materials for you to enjoy your salad on-site at the farm, or take it to-go if you prefer.

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Newhall Fields Community Farm

At Newhall Fields Community Farm, our mission is to enhance food security by growing and supplying low-moderate income families with high quality food that is affordable, accessible, and inclusive. Over 60% of the food grown at the farm is donated to local hunger relief organizations in the Peabody area. We use regenerative agriculture and volunteer power to grow community and provide hands-on experience and education.

As a registered United Plant Savers Botanical Sanctuary, the expansive Herb Garden at Newhall Fields Community Farm consists of over 100 species of perennial plants- including culinary herbs, medicinal herbs, and some at-risk plants. Many of the them are aromatic, inviting touch and smell, creating an experience that is deeply nourishing and healing in nature. We host workshops and events throughout the season.

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