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  • Tuesday, September 15, 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm – What Does it Mean to Live Sustainably in 2026?

    Join Wright-Locke Farm at the farm in Winchester on September 15 at 7 pm for the third installment of our free Farm Talk series, “What Does It Mean to Live Sustainably in 2026?” These community conversations are designed to educate, inspire, and create space for thoughtful discussion about the choices we make and their impact on our environment.

    This September, we’ll explore Green Building—how homes, businesses, and public spaces can be designed, renovated, and maintained to reduce their environmental footprint. Learn about sustainable building practices, energy-efficient upgrades, and practical steps homeowners and communities can take to create healthier, more resilient places to live and work. This event is free, but we hope you’ll consider making a donation to the Farm! Register HERE.

  • Tuesday, April 14, 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm – Pollinators, Poisons, and Planting

    Wright-Locke Farms in Winchester is bringing back Farm Talks! This year, each community talk will focus on topics related to sustainability. First up, on April 14 at 7 pm, we host a panel discussion about pollinators, poisons, and planting. Learn what you can do to support healthy ecosystems in your yard and community. These talks will give you a wide range of information to be a better environmental steward, a cause very close to our hearts.

    These talks are FREE and open to the public, but please register as space is limited: https://wlfarm.org/farm-talk-april2026/


  • Tuesday, April 14, 7:00 pm – Pollinators, Poisons, and Planting

    This year, each Wright-Locke Farm community talk will focus on topics related to sustainability. First up, on April 14 at 7 pm, enjoy a panel discussion about pollinators, poisons, and planting. Learn what you can do to support healthy ecosystems in your yard and community. These talks will give you a wide range of information to be a better environmental steward. A cause very close to our hearts! These talks are FREE and open to the public, but it helps us get an idea of how many people to expect if you register at https://wlfarm.org/farm-talk-april2026/.