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Fosterfields used to be a dairy farm. Watch a video and learn all about Jersey cows and the science behind making butter. Students will be able to churn their own butter to try with bread or crackers. All supplies provided.
Questions: asimakowicz@morrisparks.net
Questions: asimakowicz@morrisparks.net
Fancy a cup of tea? Make your own blends of tea to take home! Using dried herbs, each participants gets three tea bags (and jar) to enjoy. During the class sip on fresh herbal tea while you create! Fresh herbs subject to season. All supplies Provided.
Questions: asimakowicz@morrisparks.net
Pickling has been around for years, but how do you do it? In this immersive workshop, create “quickles” or refrigerated pickles using a spice and herb bar to make your own unique blend of pickles. All supplies provided.
Questions: asimakowicz@morrisparks.net
Fosterfields used to be a dairy farm. Learn all about Jersey cows and the science behind making butter. Participants will be able to churn their own butter to try with bread or crackers. All supplies provided.
Questions: asimakowicz@morrisparks.net
Do you have what it takes to think like a historian? Examine antique items and try to deduce what their purpose was on the farm or in the house.
Questions: asimakowicz@morrisparks.net
Express your creativity and relieve stress with our felting workshop! Participants will learn the basics of needle felting, while making a keepsake to take home with them. All supplies provided.
Questions: abrumbaugh@morrisparks.net
Learn about goats, their behavior, and their role in modern farming. We will be walking the Fosterfields goats around the farm for a hands-on opportunity to interact with these friendly animals.
Questions: abrumbaugh@morrisparks.net
Fosterfields was a respected dairy farm during the life of Charles Foster. Meet our current cows and learn what milk can do for us.
Questions: abrumbaugh@morrisparks.net
Do you have what it takes to think like a historian? Examine antique items and try to deduce what their purpose was on the farm or in the house.