Farmhouse Family Day: Celebrate Juneteenth

Enjoy the outdoors and reconnect with family at our June Farmhouse Family Day! We’ll be celebrating both Juneteenth and Caribbean Heritage Month with a creative flag-making activity. Plus, explore the farm, play with colonial-era toys and lawn games, enjoy a scavenger hunt or bring a picnic to share with your pod!

What to expect on your visit:

* Farmhouse Family Day is free and open to all ages, ideal for children ages 4-10.

* The house museum is currently closed to the public; all activities will take place outdoors in the park and comply with social distancing protocols

* The journal-making activity will begin at 1PM. Supplies will be provided. The nature survey activity can be self-guided and will begin after journal making is finished.

* Farm activities (i.e. planting, weeding) and garden tours are limited, first-come first-served. Make sure to wear close-toed shoes and prepare to get dirty. (RSVP does not guarantee participation)

HEALTH & SAFTEY

* Mask wearing and social distancing requirements must be adhered to while visiting the grounds.

* Hand sanitizer will be available throughout the park and event. We will have extra masks if you do not bring your own.

* Visitors will be health-screened upon entering the park and are required to provide contact information in compliance with contact tracing protocol

* We recommend using the restroom before your arrival. There is one port-o-san on the property.

Event image from (Im)Migration Lines, an embroidery installation by Iviva Olenick, Wyckoff Artist-in-Residence 2018-2019