Upcoming Events and Workshops
Disaster Preparedness Workshop
Join the Albion Little River Fire Safe Council, with participation from Meadow Farm Community Land Trust, Catholic Charities, and Rev. Aileen Cureton, for a free disaster preparedness workshop and go-bag giveaway.
The workshop will cover Emergency Preparedness & Fire Safety, Disaster Planning & Shelter in Place, and Practical Safety Tips & Resources.
All participants will receive a FREE disaster preparedness go-bag and new MCFSC fire and disaster preparedness pamphlets.
Saturday, September 19, 2026
2:00–3:00 PM
The Woods Clubhouse
43300 Little River Airport Road
2 miles inland from Highway 1
This event is FREE!
For more information: Lea Christensen (510) 851-1770
There are three parking lots at The Woods Clubhouse—two in front and one behind the clubhouse.
Quinoa Harvesting & Screening + Vegan Potluck
Join us at Meadow Farm for a hands-on afternoon of harvesting and screening quinoa! This is the third and final session of our quinoa workshop series, where we’ll learn how to harvest this beautiful, nutritious, and climate-resilient crop and process it for use.
We’ll begin by harvesting quinoa and learning how to screen it by separating the seeds from the dry leaves and stems. After working together in the garden, we’ll take a break at 12:30 PM for a vegan potluck lunch, then return to the work in the afternoon for those who are able to stay.
Sunday, September 13, 2026
10:30 AM–3:00 PM
Meadow Farm Garden
FREE!
Schedule
10:30 AM–12:30 PM: Quinoa harvesting and screening
12:30–1:30 PM: Vegan potluck lunch
1:30–3:00 PM: Continue screening quinoa
Please bring a delicious plant-based vegan dish to share for the potluck.
What to Bring
Hat, jacket, water bottle, sunscreen, and gardening gloves.
RSVP: Please contact Sandy at peace@mcn.org or (707) 235-9080 to RSVP and receive directions.
Meadow Farm is located just northeast of Fort Bragg, off Pudding Creek Road.
Call for Community Educators
Meadow Farm is always looking to learn from the knowledge and experience within our community. We welcome educators, practitioners, and skill-sharers interested in hosting workshops, classes, or events at the farm. If you have an idea for a workshop or would like to use Meadow Farm as a host site for community learning, we invite you to reach out and start the conversation.
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