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Nights Out: Farmer for the Evening

One of our most popular Nights Out returns! Join us to meet and greet our newest Farm residents born this spring, help to groom or walk some animals, and make your own fresh berry sauce from scratch to take home! Participants will rotate through three different stations on Heckscher Farm to get a firsthand look at what our farmers do every day. Once you finish your chores, sit back and enjoy some light refreshments and a sweeping view of the…

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August 8, 2024 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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39 Scofieldtown Rd
Stamford, CT United States

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One of our most popular Nights Out returns! Join us to meet and greet our newest Farm residents born this spring, help to groom or walk some animals, and make your own fresh berry sauce from scratch to take home!
Participants will rotate through three different stations on Heckscher Farm to get a firsthand look at what our farmers do every day. Once you finish your chores, sit back and enjoy some light refreshments and a sweeping view of the Farm on our Overlook Terrace. Adults Only.
Members: $25
Non-Members: $30
Thursday, August 8
6–8 pm
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