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MA Gathering Hingham: Farm and Schol Garden

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MA Gathering Hingham: Farm and Schol Garden

Time: September 27, 2012 from 11am to 1pm
Location: Weir River Farm / East Elementary School, Hingham
Street: 227 East Street
City/Town: Hingham
Website or Map: http://www.thetrustees.org/pl…
Phone: 781.740.7233
Event Type: site, visit, gathering
Organized By: FBEA & the Trustees of Reservations
Latest Activity: Sep 21, 2012

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Weir River Farm and Hill Farm join to host an afternoon tour of the East Elementary School where Holly Hill runs a school garden program followed by a potluck lunch and tour of Weir River Farm.

RSVP to Meg Connolly, Weir RIver Farm Education and Interpretation Coordinator,  mconnolly@ttor.org.

Meet at Weir River Farm (come up long driveway and park behind the red barn) then we'll all head over to the East Elementary School (less than a mile up the road) to see their school gardens and learn a little bit about the programs offered there.

Bring a potluck item and stay for lunch after at Weir River Farm.

Holly Hill Farm offers adults and children educational programming to teach the value of sustainable farming principles that produce healthy food and foster stewardship of the land.

Weir River Farm is the last working farm in Hingham and offers the community a CSA and public programming including opportunities for pre-school and teenage children and vacation week camps.

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