North Conway Gathering
The weekend will include farm work helping our local farmers at High Water Farm and supporting Mount Washington Eaters and Growers, join, workshops focused on soil science, nutrition, health equity and climate justice, mindful movement, and community-building circles. Meals will be created by our local climbing friend and chef Preston Claiborne, as well as 3x Chopped Champion and James Beard semifinalist Evan Hennessey. We will have a panel discussion with local climbers, grassroots climate activists, NH farmers and chefs. And of course, climbing!
Registration
Please buy a ticket to secure your place at the table 💚
Weekend Farm To Crag Schedule
Friday, October 18th @ Highwater Farm and Alpine Wine and Cidery
3 p.m. Welcome!
Introductions, Indigenous reparations, Farm Tour
Light dinner and beverages
Limited camping available
Saturday, October 19th @ Highwater Farm
8 a.m. Breakfast
Morning farm projects
Lunch at the farm
Soil science workshop with Dr. Andrew Vermilyea, Castleton University
Fermentation workshop with chef Preston
Climate, Climbing, Health, and Agriculture Panel Discussion
Dr. Andrew Vermilyea, Environmental Scientist and Professor at Castleton University
Joanne Burke, PhD and registered dietician at University of New Hampshire
Evan Hennessey, chef, 3x Chopped Champion and James Beard semifinalist, owner of Stages Dining in Dover NH
Climbers Majka Burhardt, Janet Wilkinson, Kate Rutherford
Farm-to-Table Dinner - Celebrate the seasonal abundance, the healthy soil, the growers, and the food artisans that nourish us.
Sunday, October 20th
8 a.m. Coffee and breakfast at Cathedral Ledge (or Rumney wx dependant)
We will break into groups for climbing and other outdoor activities in the Mount Washington Valley.
Late afternoon: Snacks and closing thoughts from the community