Public Education Programs

Experience the farm in a different way — learn new skills for your garden, kitchen, home & lifestyle. Have ideas for programs you’d like to see? Email us at hello@queensfarm.org to share your ideas for future classes.

Public Education Programs are presented in partnership with Northwell Health, Queens Farm’s Health & Wellness partner.

Program Menu

For Groups: Insider Tours

Offered Year-round
Available weekday afternoons or weekends


This in-depth tour, led by a farm educator, explores our four season growing operation through visiting our greenhouses, cold frames, growing fields, annual & perennial gardens, and composting area. Get to know our heritage livestock and how they contribute to our integrated, sustainable practices. See what it takes to grow a wide variety of organic crops and to produce value-added items like eggs, yarn, honey and more. 

Fee: $12/person
For groups of 5-20 people, ages 16 & up

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Wreathmaking Workshop

Two weekends: December 2, 3, 9, & 10, 2023
10:00AM – 12:00PM & 1:00PM – 3:00PM


Craft your own bespoke evergreen wreath! No experience necessary. We’ll show you the ropes and provide the materials; just bring your own garden shears. Queens Farm has been offering this signature holiday event for over 30 years. 
Ticket price includes evergreen boughs, 1 wire wreath frame, floral wire, and 1 red bow. (Note: Ticket does NOT include pruners/shears or additional embellishments.)
For ages 18 & up
Online Tickets Only: $38

Farm Members entitled to $5 off this program; Email hello@queensfarm.org to confirm your membership & receive Member promo code.

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Adriance Farmhouse Tours

Select weekends year-round
11:00am–4:00pm


Tour the historic Adriance Farmhouse and learn all about the oldest surviving structure on Queens County Farm Museum’s property! Queens Farm exemplifies the 300-year history of agriculture and farming as a way of life in New York City. The restored Adriance Farmhouse, the centerpiece of the farm complex, was first built as a three-room Dutch farmhouse in 1772. The farmhouse and surrounding area mirror the evolution of this unique tract of land from a colonial homestead to a truck farm that served the needs of a growing city in the early twentieth century.

This program is FREE
This offering is part of the Public Education Program at Queens Farm and is open to all ages.

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