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February 2022
Turning Back Thyme: A Taste of Hallockville-Preparation (historic)
Ever wonder where all that food in the supermarket comes from and how long it took to get there? How fresh is your fresh produce? Take a journey back in “thyme” and explore Farm-to-Table practices when it was a necessity of daily life Explore techniques from the past and learn how these skills and knowledge can lead to a more environmentally conscious, mindful life through a series of four workshops devoted to the production, preparation, and preservation of food. The…
Find out more »March 2022
Turning Back Thyme: A Taste of Hallockville – Preparation (ethnic & vegetarian)
Saturday, March 12th, 10 am-1 pm: Preparation (ethnic and vegetarian) Long Island has attracted immigrants for centuries, from eastern and western Europe and more recently from Latin America. These people literally enriched the soil and contributed to a rich cultural heritage. Join historian, community gardener and home cook Susan Babkes as she discusses the various customs and flavors of our North Fork immigrants. Discussions will center around Francis Moore Lappe’s classic work Diet for a Small Planet. Then spend the…
Find out more »Turning Back Thyme: A Taste of Hallockville – Production
Saturday, March 26th, 10 am-1 pm: Production Aldo Leopold, a renowned early 20th-century ecologist, said that a danger in not owning a farm is supposing that breakfast comes from the grocery. More people are becoming concerned about the food they consume. Is it fresh? Is it safe? Is it healthy? What happens to food that is grown on large farms halfway across the country or in a foreign nation with different restrictions than ours? How many hands touch the food we…
Find out more »April 2022
History At Hallockville-Sustainability
The Hallockville Museum Farm re-connects the community with its agricultural heritage. The 28-acre farm preserves nineteen historic houses, barns and outbuildings ranging from the mid-18th century Hallock homestead to the Depression-era Cichanowicz farmhouse. Participants tour the museum’s buildings, gardens and collections; experience real farming in the museum’s fields; and meet Hallockville’s animals. Hallockville serves as an educational resource for all age-groups to raise awareness of Long Island’s agricultural heritage. Session 1 - Saturday, April 2, 2022: Sustainability Learn about the…
Find out more »History at Hallockville: Traditional Crafts
The Hallockville Museum Farm re-connects the community with its agricultural heritage. The 28-acre farm preserves nineteen historic houses, barns and outbuildings ranging from the mid-18th century Hallock homestead to the Depression-era Cichanowicz farmhouse. Participants tour the museum’s buildings, gardens and collections; experience real farming in the museum’s fields; and meet Hallockville’s animals. Hallockville serves as an educational resource for all age-groups to raise awareness of Long Island’s agricultural heritage. Session 2 - Saturday, April 9, 2022: Traditional Crafts Observe demonstrations…
Find out more »History at Hallockville – The Immigrant Experience
The Hallockville Museum Farm re-connects the community with its agricultural heritage. The 28-acre farm preserves nineteen historic houses, barns and outbuildings ranging from the mid-18th century Hallock homestead to the Depression-era Cichanowicz farmhouse. Participants tour the museum’s buildings, gardens and collections; experience real farming in the museum’s fields; and meet Hallockville’s animals. Hallockville serves as an educational resource for all age-groups to raise awareness of Long Island’s agricultural heritage. Session 3 - Saturday, April 30, 2022: The Immigrant Experience Participants…
Find out more »May 2022
Spring Bird Walk
HMF Spring Bird Walk, May 7, 9 am - 11 am, $10 Led by MaryLaura Lamont Peak migration season for birds is here for thousands of feathered friends heading to their breeding grounds to raise new families! This 2 mile walk through fields, woods, fresh water wetlands and Long Island Sound should turn up a great variety of woodland birds such as neo-tropical warblers, vireos, thrush, grosbeaks, and hawks. We may observe lingering seabirds as well, such as common loon…
Find out more »History at Hallockville – Farm to Table
The Hallockville Museum Farm re-connects the community with its agricultural heritage. The 28-acre farm preserves nineteen historic houses, barns and outbuildings ranging from the mid-18th century Hallock homestead to the Depression-era Cichanowicz farmhouse. Participants tour the museum’s buildings, gardens and collections; experience real farming in the museum’s fields; and meet Hallockville’s animals. Hallockville serves as an educational resource for all age-groups to raise awareness of Long Island’s agricultural heritage. Session 4 - Saturday, May 7, 2022: Farm to Table Participants…
Find out more »History at Hallockville – Culminating Session
The Hallockville Museum Farm re-connects the community with its agricultural heritage. The 28-acre farm preserves nineteen historic houses, barns and outbuildings ranging from the mid-18th century Hallock homestead to the Depression-era Cichanowicz farmhouse. Participants tour the museum’s buildings, gardens and collections; experience real farming in the museum’s fields; and meet Hallockville’s animals. Hallockville serves as an educational resource for all age-groups to raise awareness of Long Island’s agricultural heritage. Session 5 - Saturday, May 14, 2022: Culminating Session For those…
Find out more »Hallockville Fleece & Fiber Festival
HALLOCKVILLE FLEECE & FIBER FESTIVAL LOOKING FORWARD TO IT! SAVE THE DATE! MAY 21 & 22, 2022 For the safety of all animals on display at the event, please leave your dogs and pets at home. Thank you for your cooperation. HALLOCKVILLE FIBER FESTIVAL is a unique day on the farm. We attempt to bring together the diversity of fiber arts activities. Visitors will see and learn how local artisans craft wool and other animal fiber into beautiful finished pieces…
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