We are at @thehickories holiday market today 10AM-2PM! We have our holiday inspired beeswax candles and maple sugar candies. Great for gifts and there are lots of other local artisans here selling their wares! Hope to see you here!

Last weekend of pumpkins and hayrides and winter squash and popcorn and pumpkin spice lattes and hot cider!! Visit us this weekend from 10-5. The weather is perfect!

Pumpkin picking is back this weekend at Warrup’s Farm in Redding, CT! Lots of big carving pumpkins on the vine, funky gourds, winter squash, hayrides, pumpkin spice lattes, candles and more! Come visit us and be sure to keep an eye out for the pumpkin heads…family fun for all!

We are open today! Stay warm and cosy with a pumpkin spice latte or hot cider. Hay rides running until around 2 PM. So far no rain and perfect sweater weather. Lots of big pumpkins and funky gourds on the vine for pick your own. Or maybe choose one of our winter squash to make your own fall meal tonight!

Visit us Weekends in October, 10 am to 5 pm, in Redding, Connecticut for pick your own pumpkins from the vine! Enjoy hayrides, hot cider, pumpkin spice lattes and fresh buttery popcorn while enjoying the autumn colors. Explore our diverse array of speciality pumpkins, gourds, and winter squash, all grown without the use of chemical pesticides or fertilizers. New this year is a wide selection of beautiful beeswax candles handmade with local beeswax. Entry is free and dogs on leashes are welcome. Also open Monday, October 13th.

Visit our spiral garden this weekend! Grown with love in honor of Cody’s dad, Robert Jacobs. This special spot has even been host to a special wedding. Take a walk through the path, smell the flowers, count the butterflies, and sit on the rock in the center. This is a magical spot to feel connected to all beings seen and unseen. Swipe through the pictures to see how it started! Special thanks to @muddygrovehomestead for the zinnia seeds! 🌀

We are leaping into pumpkin season! Winter squash will be available in the farm stand soon and pumpkins and gourds had an amazing growing season! It was dry but we irrigated and boy are these pumpkins big. We’ll be open for pumpkin picking weekends in October including Indigenous Peoples Day, 10-5. As a reminder the barnyard, farmhouse, and kitchen garden are closed to the public. Thank you for understanding!

Join Genee from @herbaceouscatering and Amy from the @ct_foraging_club for our first Foraging Farm Dinner at Open Farmhouse on September 27th. This experience will include a foraging walk with Amy through our fields and woods to gather ingredients for dinner, then Genee will prepare a 5-course farm to table meal using the ingredients! Dinner will be held with a view of the kitchen garden in all its glory! It’s the most abundant time of year on the farm, we hope you’ll join us for a memorable evening of magical morsels and a delicious dinner! Tickets are $200, available for purchase through the link in our bio.

Tonight is the night! Bread and Puppet at Open Farmhouse! Performance at 7 PM. Please remember to bring a chair and an umbrella in case of rain. You can buy tickets through the link in our bio or at the door. See you soon!

We are proud to once again host Bread and Puppet this Wednesday, September 17th at 7 PM on the farm. This is an outdoor performance in one of our fields, please bring chairs or a blanket to sit on. Read on to learn more about the show. Ladles and Jellyspoons! The one and only Bread & Puppet Circus is back with Anti-Empire Art that acknowledges our beloved Mother Dirt, who makes us and unmakes us, and who presents urgently needed domestic resurrection services for the victims of this latest genocide. We are joined by Palestinian cranes on their way to Washington to replace the excrement in the White House with organic bird droppings, green frogs who teach the art of hopping over seemingly insurmountable problems, and gaggles of kindergarten butterflies who frolic to their hearts’ desire. Join us for a serious and silly circus: Our Domestic Resurrection Revolution In Progress! *Is it appropriate for kids? This show speaks on heavy topics. We generally tell parents that if they would allow their children to read a newspaper, the show will be fine for them. *Buy your tickets through the link in our bio. No one turned away for lack of funds. *If you have any questions please send us a message.

It is the summer of weddings here on the farm. We’re so grateful to share this special space for you to celebrate your love. Flowers from a special bridal bouquet last weekend. Here is a toast to all the ones we love.

Ambrosia Sweet Corn! No spray & non-gmo, grown right here on the farm. Maybe some of you remember back when Bill & Laura grew acres of sweet corn. This crop is really special for us and it brings us joy to share it with you. Available in limited quantities at the farm stand, a high summer treat.