This event is free, but please register

Crosshatch Center for Art and Ecology invites you to a day of learning, collaboration, connections, and creative thinking to explore how agriculture and creative experiences on the land can work together!

What are land-based projects?

These projects connect directly with the land, blending agriculture, creativity, and sustainability.

Examples include:

1. Community Farms & Gardens

2. Nature Centers & Educational Programs

3. Artist Residencies & Public Art

4. Agritourism (like farm tours, cider-making, or on-farm dinners)

Why Attend?

1. Discover New Ideas: Learn how to “activate” the community on your land in creative ways.

2. Meet Others: Connect with other farmers, creative do-ers, and community builders.

3. Increase Income: Use creative activities on the land to diversify revenue streams adjacent to agricultural uses.

4. Think outside the box: Participate in exercises and discussions that stretch your thinking and connect you to different perspectives.

5. Get Actionable Ideas: Leave with practical steps to try on your land.

Topics We’ll Explore:

1. What stories does your land hold? How can those stories guide the future of your farm or community space?

2. What opportunities does your land offer for community-centered projects?

3. What dreams or ideas do you have for your land as a place of creativity and connection?

Register now to reserve your spot for this exciting opportunity to connect, collaborate, and expand your land’s potential!

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This material is based upon work supported by USDA/NIFA under Award Number 2023-70027-40444.