We occasionally offer immersive workshops designed to reconnect people with nature, cultivate sustainable practices, and empower communities through hands-on learning.

Learn more about workshops we host both on the farm, and as invited guests off-site. 

Sign-up & get notified about new workshops, events and in the orchard happenings HERE!

2026 Workshop Dates:

NEW - Summer Pruning Workshop: Summer Snips & Orchard Tips!  - In Person (Wellesley, ON)

  • Part One - Thursday, July 9th from 7pm-9pm, online via Zoom
  • Part Two – Friday, July 10th from 7pm-9pm in-person at our orchard at Silver Creek Nursery (2343 Gerber Rd, Wellesley, ON, N0B 2T0)

Join us in our orchard and learn all about of summer fruit tree pruning and why it matters!

NEW - Summer Apple Grafting Workshop

Curious about grafting your own trees in the summer? We're happy to offer a grafting workshop focused on chip budding apple trees. While this workshop focuses on apple trees, these same skills can be used to graft other species of fruit trees as well!

  • Part One - Wednesday, August 12th from 7pm-9pm, online via Zoom
  • Part Two – Thursday, August 13th from 6pm-8pm OR Friday, August 14th from 1pm-3pm in our orchard (weather permitting) or in our hoophouse at Silver Creek Nursery (2343 Gerber Rd, Wellesley, ON, N0B 2T0)
Stay tuned for more workshops to be added in JULY! 

Our Holistic Philosophy

We view the farm as more than just a place of production — it’s a living, interconnected system. Every workshop reflects this whole-systems approach, where soil health, biodiversity, human well-being, and environmental stewardship are deeply interwoven. Whether you’re a beginner fruit grower, gardener, aspiring homesteader, or experienced land steward, our workshops are designed to meet you where you are and guide you forward.

Hands-On, Community-Focused

Our workshops are interactive, inclusive, and rooted in real experience. You’ll be working in our orchard, among trees and soil, learning not just the "how" but the "why." We emphasize collaborative learning, shared meals from the land, and moments of reflection to integrate your experience fully.

Who Should Attend?

  • Gardeners, homesteaders, and farmers
  • Educators and environmental advocates
  • Designers and planners interested in sustainable systems
  • Anyone seeking to live more in tune with the Earth

Join us in cultivating more than food — cultivate a deeper relationship with the land, a clearer understanding of natural systems, and a renewed sense of purpose.