Community Work & Learn

Visit Soul Fire Farm to learn about some of our farming practices while supporting our work and getting your hands on the land.

In order to ensure community safety all volunteers must follow our Visitor Guidelines and adhere to our Safe and Functional Space Agreements

Please only register if you are able to stay for the entire day as spots are limited. Everyone including children age 2+ must have a ticket to attend.

Please plan to arrive on time since orientation is an essential part of the event.

ACCESSIBILITY NOTES Weather : We gather rain or shine. Please check and dress for the weather, planning to get dirty and to be outside for hours. Depending on the day, this might mean raincoat, work boots, sun hat, work gloves, sunscreen etc. You may also want to pack a change of clothes for the way home.

Terrain: The farm is comprised of two fields on sloped, uneven and often muddy ground. There is a small stream with a stone crossing between the fields, or a short walk through a wooded area.

Water: Please bring a reusable water bottle and avoid single use plastic containers.

Food: Soul Fire will provide a gluten-free, plant-based meal. You are welcome to add something special to it! If desired, you're welcome to bring c old-serve foods that do not require heating only . Please clearly label the ingredients for your dish so people can make their choices. If you have other dietary restrictions we kindly ask that you bring your own meal. If you'd like to donate to help with the cost of snacks and lunch, click here .

Bathroom: There are 7 indoor bathrooms. 3 of the indoor bathrooms are equipped with changing tables and 3 are ADA accessible. During warmer months, there are 3 additional toilet stalls and 3 hand washing/ water bottle filling stations that can be accessed from outside.

Sensory Environment: There may be multiple conversations or background noise happening at once. Depending on the task and location, it may be difficult to hear low voices

Interaction level: Medium . We will invite guests to share personal stories and will ask a variety of questions about people's experience with farming. However, participation is optional.

Tasks: There will be at least 1 lower intensity task available that will typically include seating and or access to garden kneelers.

Breaks: We will collectively take a 45-minute lunch break two and a half hours into the Work & Learn. There will be picnic tables with bench seating available during the break.

Animals: There are sheep, chickens, free range cats and our working farm dog Jax present. No other animals are permitted on the farm except qualified service animals under the ADA. If you are bringing a service animal, please let us know by emailing [email protected] at least 5 business days before the scheduled event. In your email, please include the type of animal and the work or task the animal has been trained to do. Service animals must be kept on leash, under control, and away from…