Brewster, NY – Open House on the Farm on Saturday, September 25th, from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm at Tilly Foster Farm, Brewster, NY.
Join us for Open House on the Farm! Enjoy a fun, fall afternoon at Tilly Foster Farm with hot apple cider in hand! Check out the animals, antique tractors, and join in a 4-H clover scavenger hunt. Sign up with family and take a walk through the nature trails or Visit the Master Gardeners for information about the Putnam Pollinator Pathway. 4-H youth will be on hand at the 4-H information table and will be doing activities for children. Make sure to save room for grilled corn & donuts!
For more information call Stefanie Hubert, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Putnam County Executive Director at 845-278-6738 ext. 223, or email sh379@cornell.edu.
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Putnam County’s Tilly Foster Farm in Brewster, N.Y. offers farm animals, picnicking,
hiking, and fishing.
The farm is free and open every day. Enjoy the spring weather and visit with the animals. Hiking trails are on the property and there is a small pond if you want to bring your fishing pole (catch and release only, NY State Fishing Regulations apply).
The farm is also the host for special events throughout the year such as the Collaborative Concepts outdoor sculpture exhibit and Fun on the Farm events sponsored by Putnam County Cornell Cooperative Extension and Putnam County Tourism.
Upcoming events in May include The Farm is the Place to Bee and a spring sculpture exhibit with a floral theme.
Coming this summer~Yoga on the Farm!
For the farm loving adults: Tilly’s Table located on the property serves up great dinner, cocktails and Sunday Brunch. The Summer Concert Series on the farm will be back in 2021.
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Brewster, NY – Do your kids love farm animals as much as I do? Have they ever wondered where farm-to-table restaurants get their vegetables? Tilly Foster Farm has what you’re looking for.
The farm animals, which are not eaten, include alpacas, chickens, goats, ducks, horses and Kunekune pigs (and, if you’re lucky enough to see it, an otter hanging out in the pond). There are plaques with the names and facts about the animals at the farm. My favorite animals were the miniature horses. Lisa Walker, who works at the farm, showed us around and introduced us to
the animals.
Last year, the farm grew 12,000 pounds of vegetables which help supply Tilly’s Table with summer squash, zucchini, lettuces and herbs (and other types of fruits and vegetables). Chef George Reyes, head chef at Tilly’s Table, uses the produce at the restaurant. I met with chef Reyes personally as he was prepping for Thursday’s dinner service. The restaurant is open Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Visit the website at putnamtillyfoster.com to learn more about the farm and restaurant.
Peter F. Paradise II is a 10-year-old Putnam County resident, who loves
photography, hockey, baseball and outdoor adventures.
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Open House on the Farm
/in FARM /by pcny845tourismBrewster, NY – Open House on the Farm on Saturday, September 25th, from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm at Tilly Foster Farm, Brewster, NY.
Join us for Open House on the Farm! Enjoy a fun, fall afternoon at Tilly Foster Farm with hot apple cider in hand! Check out the animals, antique tractors, and join in a 4-H clover scavenger hunt. Sign up with family and take a walk through the nature trails or Visit the Master Gardeners for information about the Putnam Pollinator Pathway. 4-H youth will be on hand at the 4-H information table and will be doing activities for children. Make sure to save room for grilled corn & donuts!
Event is FREE but Pre-registration required by Friday, September 24th at: http://putnam.cce.cornell.edu/events
For more information call Stefanie Hubert, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Putnam County Executive Director at 845-278-6738 ext. 223, or email sh379@cornell.edu.
Visit the Animals at Tilly Foster Farm
/in FARM /by pcny845tourismPutnam County’s Tilly Foster Farm in Brewster, N.Y. offers farm animals, picnicking,
hiking, and fishing.
The farm is free and open every day. Enjoy the spring weather and visit with the animals. Hiking trails are on the property and there is a small pond if you want to bring your fishing pole (catch and release only, NY State Fishing Regulations apply).
The farm is also the host for special events throughout the year such as the Collaborative Concepts outdoor sculpture exhibit and Fun on the Farm events sponsored by Putnam County Cornell Cooperative Extension and Putnam County Tourism.
Upcoming events in May include The Farm is the Place to Bee and a spring sculpture exhibit with a floral theme.
Coming this summer~Yoga on the Farm!
For the farm loving adults:
Tilly’s Table located on the property serves up great dinner, cocktails and Sunday Brunch.
The Summer Concert Series on the farm will be back in 2021.
A Kids-Eye View: Tilly Foster Farm by Peter F. Paradise II
/in FARM, General News /by Brian AustinBrewster, NY – Do your kids love farm animals as much as I do? Have they ever wondered where farm-to-table restaurants get their vegetables? Tilly Foster Farm has what you’re looking for.
The farm animals, which are not eaten, include alpacas, chickens, goats, ducks, horses and Kunekune pigs (and, if you’re lucky enough to see it, an otter hanging out in the pond). There are plaques with the names and facts about the animals at the farm. My favorite animals were the miniature horses. Lisa Walker, who works at the farm, showed us around and introduced us to
the animals.
Last year, the farm grew 12,000 pounds of vegetables which help supply Tilly’s Table with summer squash, zucchini, lettuces and herbs (and other types of fruits and vegetables). Chef George Reyes, head chef at Tilly’s Table, uses the produce at the restaurant. I met with chef Reyes personally as he was prepping for Thursday’s dinner service. The restaurant is open Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Visit the website at putnamtillyfoster.com to learn more about the farm and restaurant.
Peter F. Paradise II is a 10-year-old Putnam County resident, who loves
photography, hockey, baseball and outdoor adventures.