Welcome spring with a spring in your step! Join Docent Naturalists Mary Brunkhorst, Kate Bauer, and Nick Yatsko to look for early blooming flowers and other messengers of spring in a preserve noted for an impressive display of wildflowers throughout diverse habitats. Your route will include the Blue Oak and Dick Bishop trails. An approximately 800-foot elevation gain will bring you to your lunch spot before you complete this moderately-paced loop hike.

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/explorer-hike-early-spring-ridge

Karaoke at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Karaoke at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join master instructor Jim Weaver for once weekly intro-level Qigong classes at Venture this summer and fall. Come for a single session, at any point in the weekly run.

Sign up link: Introduction to Qigong — Venture Retreat Center

Pool Tournament at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join the fun! Provided by our local CO. 55 fire dept. volunteers!

Search for beautiful spring wildflowers while on an exciting and aerobic mountain bike ride with Docent Naturalists An Scharlaken, Steve Crawford, Roger Wigenstam, and Jianfei Hu.

This adventure is designed for experienced mountain bikers looking to explore the region's dynamic trails while learning about the different habitats and what flowers grow there.

Reservations are required and will be accepted on or after March 21 at 12:00 p.m. (Noon) and close April 3 at 2:00 p.m.

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/ride-wildflowers-1

Easter egg hunt in La Honda.

Volunteers needed, contact: Carroll 650-747-0361

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/8050C48A9AA28A5FF2-62826188-2026

Come learn about the fascinating geology creating the Santa Cruz Mountains. Join Docent Naturalists Liza Coe and Catherine Xun on a fun, educational, leisurely-paced hike along the Nonette Hanko San Andreas Fault Trail and possibly into the neighboring Monte Bello Preserve, as well. You'll learn about geologic features that can be observed together and share tales of past earthquakes that give us clues about how the mountains formed, what they're made of, and how old they are.

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/geology-earthquakes

Boys varsity volleyball game at home vs. International.

GO VIKINGS!

Puente's "Relaxing Exercise" class takes place on Mondays at 5PM at the Pescadero Elementary School "multipurpose room".
Taught by instructor, Lynnette Vega, the class emphasizes good posture, balance, flexibility and endurance. For questions, contact Maricella at (650) 262-4112.
There is no charge for the class.

Karaoke at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join master instructor Jim Weaver for once weekly intro-level Qigong classes at Venture this summer and fall. Come for a single session, at any point in the weekly run.

Sign up link: Introduction to Qigong — Venture Retreat Center

Midpeninsula Open Space Public Board Meeting

https://www.openspace.org/about-us/meetings/bod-20260325

Enjoy a leisurely-paced hike with Docent Naturalists Bobbie Riedel, Nick Yatsko, and Ann Reisenauer to explore the cultural and natural history of the Hawthorns Area, a limited-access location separate from the rest of Windy Hill Preserve. You’ll meander through grasslands, pass an olive orchard, wander along a stream, and see structures built in the late 1880s. You will hear how people used this unique property through the decades, discover its different ecosystems, and appreciate sweeping views of the mountains and the bay.

Reservations are required and will be accepted on or after March 26 at 12:00 p.m. (Noon) and close April 8 at 2:00 p.m.

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/wandering-hawthorns-area-1

Boys middle school volleyball game at home vs. Sea Crest!

GO VIKINGS!

Boys varsity volleyball game at home vs. S.F. Christian. Come out and recognize our Senior year athletes!

GO VIKINGS!

Ready for the first guided nocturnal invertebrate treasure hunt of the year?

Join Docent Naturalists Debbi Brusco, Jack Owicki, Vivian Neou, and Ray Curiel on this moderately-paced meander along the Spring Ridge and Betsy Crowder trails with extended stops to observe smaller wildlife and their signs. Once it gets dark, you'll listen for night creatures and try to identify who you’re hearing.

Reservations are required and will be accepted on or after March 27 at 12:00 p.m. (Noon) and close April 9 at 2:00 p.m.

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/spineless-wonders-0

Spring cleaning! See details below for the FREE tire drop-off event happening on Saturday, April 11th.

Observe and discover some of the plants and animals making their home along the stretch of trail between Horseshoe Lake and Alpine Pond. Led by Docent Naturalists Olga and Tony Bright, this beautiful, moderately-paced route travels the Horseshoe Loop, Sunny Jim, and Alpine Loop trails, offering approximately 600 feet of elevation change as well as time to sit near the water and enjoy a snack or lunch. (Note: Hiking poles recommended if you like to use them.)

More info:

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/scenic-amble-between-lake-pond

Join Docent Naturalists Ani Agahian and Minh Pham for a serene sunset adventure geared towards your canine companions. You’ll begin this moderately-paced hike on the Cielo Trail and visit the impressive “Big Tree,” one of the few remaining old-growth redwoods in the area. You’ll then take Coho Vista Loop Trail and stop at the Vista Point to enjoy sweeping views of the sunset to round out the evening. Dogs are welcome but not required—just your sense of curiosity and love for nature. Remember to bring a flashlight.

Reservations are required and will be accepted on or after March 28 at 12:00 p.m. (Noon) and close April 10 at 2:00 p.m.

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/tails-twilight-trails-2

Come along for a fun and educational hike following the San Andreas Fault with Docent Naturalists John Seyfarth, Katie Wilson, and Naureen Moon.

You'll observe the impact of plate tectonics on the Skyline landscape, learn stories of the neighboring Monte Bello Preserve’s history before the creation of Midpen, and discover spring wildflowers along the ridgetop.

(Note: Families with engaged children who are attentive listeners and capable of hiking several miles are welcome on this leisurely-paced outing with minimal elevation change.)

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/faultlines-flowers

Join us for the upcoming Craft Collective gatherings in the coop at Loma Mar Outpost!

Puente's "Relaxing Exercise" class takes place on Mondays at 5PM at the Pescadero Elementary School "multipurpose room".
Taught by instructor, Lynnette Vega, the class emphasizes good posture, balance, flexibility and endurance. For questions, contact Maricella at (650) 262-4112.
There is no charge for the class.

Join Docent Naturalists An Scharlaken, Jennifer Anthony, and Jim McNulty for a relaxing walk, experiencing the benefits of forest bathing and mindful movement beneath the oak canopy. You’ll start with a leisurely-paced hike to Sausal Pond to warm up with standing stretches, then walk to an area under majestic oak trees where you’ll have a 15-minute standing yoga session. You’ll also do some other “mindful” movements and meditations along the Betsy Crowder Trail. This activity is designed for any level: easy, slowly paced, and with focus on breathing. Bring a snack or light lunch for a short break.

(Note: The area for yoga is soil. Due to the meditative component, this activity is for participants over the age of 16.)

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/mindful-movement-3

Karaoke at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join master instructor Jim Weaver for once weekly intro-level Qigong classes at Venture this summer and fall. Come for a single session, at any point in the weekly run.

Sign up link: Introduction to Qigong — Venture Retreat Center

Midpeninsula Open Space Special Board Meeting

https://www.openspace.org/about-us/meetings/bod-20260415

Have you ever felt a sense of wonder and the sublime in natural settings? If so, this may be the hike for you.

Join Docent Naturalists Catherine Crawford-Swent, Megan Elmore, Marie Faust Evitt, and Ann McCarty to explore the natural world with the goals of inspiring awe, “touching the earth,” and learning a simple meditative practice. Your route is along the Tafoni and El Corte de Madera Creek trails, which includes some steep sections but will be leisurely-paced.

No prior experience is needed, and no religious affiliation will be promoted. Come share your perspectives on healing and join us in encouraging a feeling of positivity even amidst challenging times.

More info:

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/spiritual-hike-healing-soul

Pool Tournament at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Explore large-scale habitat restoration in the San Gregorio Creek watershed with Docent Naturalists Susan Dunn, Nancy Weintraub, and Nick Yatsko. This vigorously-paced hike will follow the Cielo Trail to Vista Point for a view of the Pacific Ocean. Then you'll descend the new Coho Vista Trail to follow a loop along the Western Meadowlark and Lone Madrone trails. You'll see how restoration efforts on protected land are improving the San Gregorio Creek drainage to encourage healthy forests, diverse grasslands, and native fish. Bring a lunch or snack for a stop along the way.

Reservations are required and will be accepted on or after April 3 at 12:00 p.m. (Noon) and close April 16 at 2:00 p.m.

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/new-trails-la-honda-creek

On this leisurely-paced walk down into Stevens Creek Canyon, Docent Naturalists Ping Li and John Seyfarth will help you identify various ferns and other plants that evolved before flowers graced the Earth. You’ll learn how ferns have been a part of many cultures over the generations and how some fern parts have been an edible delicacy, especially in Chinese culture. You’ll stop for a lunch break on the Canyon Trail, then find yet another type of ancient plant near a sag pond before returning to the parking area.

More information:

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/ferns-other-ancient-plants-2

RSVP here for the 3rd Saturday Volunteer Workday. Spaces can fill up, so please RSVP only if you plan to attend, and if your plans change, email contact@pieranch.org

Consider staying after the volunteer day to join the Barn Dance in the Farmstand at 6:30 pm (doors open and pie slice sales begin at 6pm), register here for the dance, and select the tickets for volunteers to receive a discount.

Dance the night away and get your tickets now for the dance on Saturday, April 18th! Join us for a family-friendly evening in the barn. Pie slices will be available for donation. Pre-registration is encouraged, but walk-ins are welcome; tickets will be available at the door.

6:00 PM | Doors Open

6:30 – 9:00 PM | Music and Dancing 🌙

We are gathering in the barn to dance and celebrate community! A barn dance caller will lead us in dances, accompanied by the HomePie String Band. Pre-registration is encouraged but not required. Walk-ins are welcome.

Celebrate Earth Week by hiking a scenic route encompassing four different preserves with Docent Naturalists Nancy Weintraub, Laura Knott-Thomas, and Helena Cohen. On this moderately-paced trek along the Bay Area Ridge Trail, you’ll visit Skyline Ridge, Monte Bello, Coal Creek, and Russian Ridge preserves. You’ll experience breathtaking views, glorious flora, and diverse landscapes while learning how these lands have been tended for thousands of years by the Ohlone people, why the land is protected today, and how we all play a part in stewarding the planet.

More information:

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/scenic-skyline-sampler-5

SpringFest Returns! Join us to celebrate agriculture, history, and community in the future Pescadero Community Park. Meet friends and neighbors, enjoy great local food, and visit with partner organizations for valuable info and goodies. Sunday, April 19, 2pm-6pm.

Puente's "Relaxing Exercise" class takes place on Mondays at 5PM at the Pescadero Elementary School "multipurpose room".
Taught by instructor, Lynnette Vega, the class emphasizes good posture, balance, flexibility and endurance. For questions, contact Maricella at (650) 262-4112.
There is no charge for the class.

Midpeninsula Open Space Legislative Funding & Public Affairs Committee Meeting

https://www.openspace.org/about-us/meetings/lfpac-20260421

How do you show up for the Earth? Come help out our home planet on this special holiday by spending a fun day outdoors with Midpen Volunteer Program Lead Catherine Caldwell, Interpretive Specialist Katie Renz, and Docent Naturalists Alison Hurst and Jessica Kolla. In the morning you’ll help restore habitat by removing invasive weeds. Staff will provide training on plant identification, removal techniques, and information about why we want to remove this plant from our local landscape. This project is an excellent opportunity for first-time volunteers.

More information:

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/earth-day-work-party-hike

Karaoke at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join master instructor Jim Weaver for once weekly intro-level Qigong classes at Venture this summer and fall. Come for a single session, at any point in the weekly run.

Sign up link: Introduction to Qigong — Venture Retreat Center

Midpeninsula Open Space Public Board Meeting

https://www.openspace.org/about-us/meetings/bod-20260422

Come volunteer at Pie Ranch for a special Thursday morning opportunity.

We will learn and practice how to divide our dahlia tubers to prepare before planting.

Reserve your volunteer spot.

Explore the less-traveled southern end of this preserve on a leisurely-paced walk on the Waterwheel Creek Trail led by Docent Naturalists Maureen Draper, Susan Bernhard, Noa Doitel, and Ann Reisenauer. While appreciating a backdrop of stunning views of Mt. Umunhum, Black Mountain, Skyline Ridge, and the ocean, you'll learn how flowers evolved into the beauties you see today. Smack in the middle of spring, you’ll be guaranteed to encounter some colorful examples “in the petal,” maybe even the exotic looking, bell-shaped checker lilies. (Note: You’ll meet at the Picchetti Ranch Parking Area and carpool to the Waterwheel Creek trailhead.) Reservations are required and will be accepted on or after April 10 at 12:00 p.m. (Noon) and close April 23 at 2:00 p.m.

More information:

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/how-flowers-changed-world-1

Free Admission!

Entrada Libre!

Open mic comedy night every 4th Friday at Apple Jack’s

Join SGERC and Indivisible: La Honda & Coastal Communities
at San Gregorio State Beach for the beach cleanup,
refreshments, and family-friendly activities.

• Parking is free for volunteers.

• Dress in layers.

• If you have your own gloves and bucket, please bring them.

Pie Ranch presents Breathe, Bloom, & Be: a mindful day of yoga, spaciousness, and

farm-to-table dining. This one day yoga retreat at lovely Pie Ranch is an invitation to reconnect with our inner selves and cultivate a more compassionate relationship with our bodies, minds, our communities and the land.

Reserve your spot today!

Join Docent Naturalists Roberta and Jaime Cavazos, and Naureen Moon on a leisurely-paced, family-friendly hike wandering through various habitats along the short Grasshopper Loop Trail. You’ll mosey through grasslands, oak woodlands, and redwood forest while discovering what makes each natural community different and special.

More information:

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/habitat-sampler

Jim McGowan plays live at the Outpost

What is the role of poetry in cultivating spiritual life? How do the names and forms by which we call upon the Divine impact our relationship to Life and Spirit? Join Sara Farooqi, founder of Interdependence Lab, for an interactive workshop exploring these questions through the lens of Islamic mystical poetry and the 99 Divine Names.

Register here:

Poetics of the Spirit — Venture Retreat Center

Our winter rains bring green hills, new growth, and spring flowers. Get outside and see what you can find in this moderately paced, open-ended exploration along the White Oak and Canyon trails. Join Docents Ann McCarty, Bobbie Riedel, and Nick Yatsko to traverse both grasslands and creekside canyon habitats while on the lookout for signs of spring. Bring your curiosity, observations skills, and binoculars if you want a close-up look at a flower without having to bend over.

More information:

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/spring-explorations

Puente's "Relaxing Exercise" class takes place on Mondays at 5PM at the Pescadero Elementary School "multipurpose room".
Taught by instructor, Lynnette Vega, the class emphasizes good posture, balance, flexibility and endurance. For questions, contact Maricella at (650) 262-4112.
There is no charge for the class.

Planning & Natural Resources Committee Meeting

https://www.openspace.org/about-us/meetings/pnr-20260428

Boys middle school volleyball game at home vs. Waldorf!

GO VIKINGS!

We welcome you to the farm to ‘bird’ in community. Storey, our farm’s favorite birder, will lead the interpretation and guide us through the land- sharing how birds support a healthy farm ecosystem. We will walk as a group from 9:30-11:30, break for a Farmstand shop and then join for a picnic in the meadow. BYO Picnic.

Link for tickets:

Bird Friends in Pescadero - Checkout

Just when spring may be sliding into summer in the flatlands of the valley, head up to the ridge to experience spring at its finest (probably!) in both forest and grassland habitats. Join Docent Naturalists Sabra Abraham, Lindsay Joye, and Catherine Xun for a moderately-paced hike on the Ridge, Ancient Oaks, Alder Spring, and Hawk Ridge trails. (Note: Trails and/or mileage may be adjusted depending on flower abundance.)

More information:

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/wildflowers-their-finest

Karaoke at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join master instructor Jim Weaver for once weekly intro-level Qigong classes at Venture this summer and fall. Come for a single session, at any point in the weekly run.

Sign up link: Introduction to Qigong — Venture Retreat Center

Boys middle school volleyball game at home vs. Bowman!

GO VIKINGS!

Pool Tournament at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

The allure of spring flowers; the love of literature; the delight of whimsy. Celebrate May Day by ambling along the Sunny Jim and Ipiwa trails with Docent Naturalists Bobbie Riedel and Katie Wilson in search of wildflowers. On this moderately-paced hike, you'll learn some of their names and discover the literary allusions that celebrate these symbols of spring.

More Information:

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/flowers-fancy

Being out in the open space is a great opportunity to enjoy so many different activities, including picnicking! Join Docent Naturalists Roberta and Jaime Cavazos and Jessica Kolla on a family-friendly hike to search for the perfect picnic spot. You’ll take a leisurely-paced meander around Horseshoe Lake and learn about some of the amazing natural wonders in this habitat while you keep your eyes open for the best spot to sit and eat. Bring a light snack to enjoy while trying out these potentially perfect picnic places.

More information:

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/perfect-picnic-spot

Search for beautiful spring wildflowers while on an exciting and aerobic mountain bike ride with Docent Naturalists An Scharlaken, Steve Crawford, Roger Wigenstam, and Veronica Chouinard. This adventure is designed for experienced mountain bikers looking to explore the region's dynamic trails while learning about the different habitats and what flowers grow there. You’ll start with a climb up the Ridge Trail, then ride down the Ancient Oaks Trail, gain elevation again on the Alder Spring Trail, and loop back to the Ridge Trail. This is an advanced-level ride: Participants must be experienced and able to ride steep, narrow trails with an elevation gain of over 1,000 feet. Reservations are required and will be accepted on or after April 18 at 12:00 p.m. (Noon) and close May 1 at 2:00 p.m.

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/ride-wildflowers-2

Edible and non-edible plants are all around you in the open space. Take this leisurely-paced hike along the Betsy Crowder and Spring Ridge trails to learn about the poisonous plants growing near Sausal Pond. Docent Naturalists Olga and Tony Bright will help you consider how this adaptation helps the plant even if it means it is not edible to humans and other animals. (Note: This is an outing for education and fun; foraging and collecting is prohibited on Midpen preserves.)

More information:

https://www.openspace.org/events/guided-activities/poisonous-plants-0

Boys middle school volleyball game at home vs. Field!

GO VIKINGS!

Karaoke at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join master instructor Jim Weaver for once weekly intro-level Qigong classes at Venture this summer and fall. Come for a single session, at any point in the weekly run.

Sign up link: Introduction to Qigong — Venture Retreat Center

Karaoke at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join master instructor Jim Weaver for once weekly intro-level Qigong classes at Venture this summer and fall. Come for a single session, at any point in the weekly run.

Sign up link: Introduction to Qigong — Venture Retreat Center

Pool Tournament at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join us for the upcoming Craft Collective gatherings in the coop at Loma Mar Outpost!

Karaoke at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join master instructor Jim Weaver for once weekly intro-level Qigong classes at Venture this summer and fall. Come for a single session, at any point in the weekly run.

Sign up link: Introduction to Qigong — Venture Retreat Center

Karaoke at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join master instructor Jim Weaver for once weekly intro-level Qigong classes at Venture this summer and fall. Come for a single session, at any point in the weekly run.

Sign up link: Introduction to Qigong — Venture Retreat Center

Pool Tournament at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join us for the upcoming Craft Collective gatherings in the coop at Loma Mar Outpost!

La Honda Pescadero Unified School District Last Day of School!

June 3rd, 2026

Minimum day, 12:30PM release.

ENJOY!

Karaoke at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join master instructor Jim Weaver for once weekly intro-level Qigong classes at Venture this summer and fall. Come for a single session, at any point in the weekly run.

Sign up link: Introduction to Qigong — Venture Retreat Center

Join La Honda Elementary students in the official 2026 La Honda Art & Music Fair kickoff Parade and keep the historical La Honda Days alive!

Who doesn't LOVE a parade?

We begin at Reflection Lake a.k.a. Cuesta Pond & follow Entrada Way down the hill and across HWY 84 to the LH Market & Fair main entrance. 

Everyone is invited & welcome to join! Get your floats ready, put on your patchouli oil, find your hula hoop, create those kinetic sculptures, wave your flag, find your favorite parasol, blow some bubbles, get your groove on, wear your tie dye, paint your peace signs, be your own marching band and bang that drum, blow your horn, dress up in costume, drive a tractor, wear those beads, bring your passion, ring a cow bell, drive that vintage car, ride your bicycle, CELEBRATE, pass along some  PEACE ,  be in a parade!  

Line up will begin at 9:45 and the parade will commence at 10:00 a.m led by the LH Fire Brigade! {Thank you La Honda Fire Brigade Volunteers, we LOVE  you}

Spectators and Merry Pranksters welcome.

lahondafair@gmail.com

Karaoke at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join master instructor Jim Weaver for once weekly intro-level Qigong classes at Venture this summer and fall. Come for a single session, at any point in the weekly run.

Sign up link: Introduction to Qigong — Venture Retreat Center

Pool Tournament at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Karaoke at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join master instructor Jim Weaver for once weekly intro-level Qigong classes at Venture this summer and fall. Come for a single session, at any point in the weekly run.

Sign up link: Introduction to Qigong — Venture Retreat Center

Karaoke at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join master instructor Jim Weaver for once weekly intro-level Qigong classes at Venture this summer and fall. Come for a single session, at any point in the weekly run.

Sign up link: Introduction to Qigong — Venture Retreat Center

Pool Tournament at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Hawk Mountain play live at the Outpost

Karaoke at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join master instructor Jim Weaver for once weekly intro-level Qigong classes at Venture this summer and fall. Come for a single session, at any point in the weekly run.

Sign up link: Introduction to Qigong — Venture Retreat Center

Karaoke at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join master instructor Jim Weaver for once weekly intro-level Qigong classes at Venture this summer and fall. Come for a single session, at any point in the weekly run.

Sign up link: Introduction to Qigong — Venture Retreat Center

Pool Tournament at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Karaoke at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join master instructor Jim Weaver for once weekly intro-level Qigong classes at Venture this summer and fall. Come for a single session, at any point in the weekly run.

Sign up link: Introduction to Qigong — Venture Retreat Center

Karaoke at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join master instructor Jim Weaver for once weekly intro-level Qigong classes at Venture this summer and fall. Come for a single session, at any point in the weekly run.

Sign up link: Introduction to Qigong — Venture Retreat Center

Pool Tournament at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Karaoke at Apple Jack’s Bar in La Honda.

Join master instructor Jim Weaver for once weekly intro-level Qigong classes at Venture this summer and fall. Come for a single session, at any point in the weekly run.

Sign up link: Introduction to Qigong — Venture Retreat Center

Join master instructor Jim Weaver for once weekly intro-level Qigong classes at Venture this summer and fall. Come for a single session, at any point in the weekly run.

Sign up link: Introduction to Qigong — Venture Retreat Center

Join Pie Ranch:

Imagine a meal where every bite tells a story— where the vibrant flavors reflect the very land they came from. We are excited to offer a multi-course meal featuring fresh seasonal produce, and humanely raised meats and dairy, all sourced directly from our farm and neighbors. You’ll taste the difference that comes from food grown in a way that cares for the soil, enhances biodiversity, and sequesters carbon. Throughout the evening, you’ll learn the stories of those who tend the land and labor to nourish us all. With farm activities like live and silent auctions, farm tours, and a barn dance, this event creates a unique sense of community.

https://www.pieranch.org/whole-pie-tickets-2026

https://www.pieranch.org/whole-pie-sponsorship-2026