Summer Pig Dreams include green grass & cool mud
Join us for a Summer Farm Dinner &
Piggy Dreams: A Scrag Mountain Music Concert
Wednesday, Aug 6th
Farm Dinner: 5-6:30 pm, Concert at 7 pm
Prior to the concert, we will be serving a love filled, farm fresh dinner, inspired by the Pig Dreams Theme, of course.
The meal will be centered around Barbecue Pork and Turkey and include several summer salads as well as dessert. It will be a delicious meal prepared with our farm’s humanely and organically managed meats and
veggies. Plenty of gluten free options.
Summer Salads!
Event is Rain or Shine, weather permitting we will be dining outside or in the farmstand and greenhouse!
$20/adults and $5/children 12 and under includes dinner, dessert and a visit with some of the farm’s current sows and piglets, whose summer dreams include green grass and cool mud!
Farm Members get a discount! – Omnivores 20% & Farmstand Members 10%
Dinner Reservations are not required but strongly recommended. RSVP via Eventbrite or RSVP@EatStayFarm.com
Check Facebook or our website for menu updates!
Concert Starts Promptly at 7 pm
Concert in the Barn
in the Barn Event Space.
This Summer Scrag Mountain Music Concert features the composition Pig Dreams: Scenes from the Life of Sylvia – by Susan Botti for soprano, flute, and harp, poetry by Denise Levertov. This work features six delightful songs from the perspective of Sylvia, a pet Hampshire pig who lived in Vermont in the 70’s. Sylvia even went sledding with her humans and house trained her own piglets.
Also on the program is Artistic Director, Evan Premo’s Seasonal Song Cycle for double bass and soprano. In four movements, each celebrating a different season with poetry by e.e. cummings, Elenore Wylie, Rose Fyleman, and Basho.
All are welcome. “Come as you are. Pay what you can.” Admission for all concerts is by free-‐will donation taken at intermission. This allows everyone to experience great chamber music no matter what they can afford.
More information on the concert at: www.ScragMountainMusic.org
Directions:
Best to follow directions from the Farm’s website as google will take you the long way.
http://eatstayfarm.com/about-us/directions/