Wild Morning: Field + Fire
Good food, cold air, warm fires and room to wander.
Spend a November morning at Crown Point with the whole family. Come hungry for a chef-made breakfast, climb aboard the hay wagon, warm up around the fire, visit the animals, make something with your hands, or settle into kids yoga, a sound bath and a family song circle in the hoop house.
No packed schedule. No rushing from one activity to the next. Just a really good morning outside.
Come for breakfast. Stay for the morning
Wild Morning is our invitation to experience Crown Point a little differently.
Bundle up, bring the kids and arrive hungry. Breakfast and warm drinks will be waiting, the hay wagon will be running, and the fire will be going. From there, the morning is yours.
Wander the farm. Visit the animals. Build a birdhouse. Fold an origami bird. Catch a sound bath for the grown-ups, a guided kids yoga session or a family song circle in the hoop house. Sit by the fire. Take another hayride.
There is plenty to do - and absolutely no need to do it all.
Morning highlights.
A morning made local.
Start your morning with a farm-inspired breakfast sandwich prepared by local chef Kaitlyn Misheff, featuring fresh ingredients from Crown Point. A delicious way to celebrate the harvest and the people who grow it.
Kid-friendly and dietary-conscious options will be available.
Because a good morning deserves great coffee, something sweet and great music.
Freshly baked pastries
Courtesy of Morning Star Bakery & Cafe.
Locally brewed coffee
Proudly provided by The Ardmore Coffee House.
Community Partner
Great Music. Good Times.
Climb aboard the tractor-pulled hay wagon for a ride around Crown Point, wander out to see the animals, then find your way back to the fire for live music from local blue grass band Whistling Rufus.
Build a pinecone birdhouse, fold an origami bird, then head out with a farm scavenger hunt and see where it takes you. This is the part of the morning made for curious hands, muddy boots and kids who'd rather explore than sit still.
Step inside the hoop house for short sessions that include a sound bath for adults, guided kids yoga, and a family song circle. Come as you are, stay for a session and head back outside whenever you are ready.
Meet your hoop house guides.
Katie Wojno Demarchi and Lindsey Marie Whited will be your yoga, sound bath and song circle guides. Katie and Lindsey are passionate about the healing power of song and sound when shared in community. Their unique styles flow effortlessly together. They bring many years of study, practice and playfulness to their craft. To learn more about them and their offerings, you can visit their websites.
More from this season.
Rooted Conversations Speaker Series
Guest speakers exploring soil, pollinators, food systems, and the land.
See Rooted Conversations →Sunday Sound Bath Series
A restorative hour of movement, breathwork, and sound in the meadow.
See Sound Bath →Meadow Music Concert Series
Six Friday evenings of live music, free and open to all.
See Meadow Music →A cozy start to your Sunday.
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Join us for a warm fall morning