A premiere event celebrating Mid-Atlantic farms and artists
The Farm & Art Tour™ is the largest free, self-guided tour of farms, farm markets, and farm heritage sites in the Mid-Atlantic. We invite you to sip, savor, discover and learn.
Sign up for hands-on workshops or demos at participating farms—from food and wine pairings to eco-friendly gardening tips and yoga sessions, each experience offers practical skills and inspiration.
Sample tasty food crafted by artisanal food makers, try a cold pint poured by local craft breweries while enjoying a lively array of performance artists and fine craft artisans purveying hand crafted goods. Check out the schedule of farm tours, kids activities, VIP tasting events farm-to-table dinners, kids activities, and more. This is an event you can feel good about supporting—a percentage of all tour program revenue is returned to our charitable partners.
Each participating farm offers a weekend schedule of ticketed workshops—here’s just a taste:
- Food, wine, and beer pairings
- Chef demos with local ingredients
- Nutritionists sharing plant-based recipes
- Horticulture and permaculture instruction: learn how to create a backyard garden
- Environmental expert insights: attracting pollinators
- Artisan workshops: demos, easy hands-on craft making
- Arts and crafts activities for kids
- Farm sponsored tours and activities
EDUCATION
Education is central to our agritourism mission because it deepens visitors’ understanding of sustainable farming, local food systems, and environmental stewardship.
By connecting people directly with knowledgeable farmers, ag educators and environmental experts, we inspire appreciation for agriculture’s role in daily life and empower individuals to make informed choices that support local communities and the environment.
Through hands-on learning and interactive experiences, we aim to foster a lasting connection between visitors and the land.
ARTS AND CULTURE
We work with state arts agencies, artisan cooperatives, and nonprofits to bring both local and cross-cultural perspectives to our events.
Arts and culture are taking a central role in agritourism as farms merge creative experiences with traditional agricultural environments.
From outdoor art installations and live performances to artisan workshops and cultural festivals, farms are welcoming the arts in new and exciting ways.