Weekday Farm Programs
Come learn, explore, and breathe a little deeper at Hidden Grace Farm.
Our programs are hands-on, personal, and shaped by real farm life. We are not recreating a classroom in the barn—we learn through animals, questions, seasonal work, and the wonderfully unpredictable moments that happen when you slow down and pay attention.
Little Farmers: Toddler Time on the Farm
Wednesday, September 16 • 10:00–11:15 AM
Ages approximately 18 months–5 years with a caregiver
A relaxed, toddler-paced visit with a farm-themed story, a featured animal, feeding, brushing or petting, a simple hands-on farm activity, and seasonal sensory play or a small craft. Each date is a little different because the farm is always changing.
Register for Little Farmers
Homeschool Farm Programming
Meaningful agricultural learning without a rigid classroom structure. Children participate in real, age-appropriate farm experiences that may include goats, horses, chickens and eggs, animal care, nutrition, behavior, gardening, grooming, feeding, and seasonal farm work.
Mini Farm Experience
Thursday, September 17 • 10:00–11:30 AM
Our shorter, lower-cost option for families who want to try a hands-on farm experience.
Book the Mini Farm ExperienceHomeschool Farm Morning
Thursday, September 24 • 9:30 AM–12:00 PM
A longer morning with time to dig deeper, help with more of the farm’s work, follow the children’s questions, and enjoy relaxed animal time.
Book Homeschool Farm Morning
Adult Farm Camp
Wednesday, September 30 • 9:00 AM–1:00 PM
Farm camp is not just for kids! Spend four unhurried hours stepping into real farm life: help with animal chores, visit the goats, groom horses, practice basic animal handling, walk a miniature horse or goat, join in a seasonal project, and leave room for the quiet, funny, grounding moments that make farm time special.
Register for Adult Farm Camp
Good to know: Programs take place outdoors and in the barn. Please wear closed-toe shoes and clothing appropriate for the weather and a little farm dirt. Activities may shift based on weather, animal needs, and what is happening on the farm that day—that is part of the experience.