Upcoming Events

Sep. 9:  Taco Party - By Haute Feast, 6:00pm

Sep. 10: Flower Arranging Workshop, By Teresa Maltz, 11:00am

Sep. 15: Kula Homeschool - All About Worms, 1:30pm

Sep. 17: Yoga and Meditation, By Stephanie Siciliano, 10:30am

Sep. 22: Kula Cocktail Party - With Sharon Lasher and Kelly Reynolds, 6:00pm

Sep. 29: Kula Homeschool - Fall Equinox Celebration, 1:30pm

Vitamin T (Taco Party)

$35.00 - By Haute Feast

Saturday, September 9, 6.00 - 9:00 PM

Get ready for a big dose of our favorite vitamin - Vitamin T! Chef Pablo Toxqui is bringing authentic Mexican flavor with all of his favorites - Tacos, Tostadas, homemade Totopos & salsas, and of course, Tequila!

Additional Cocktails & Mocktails will be available at our Donation Bar, sponsored by Espolòn Tequila. All Donation Bar Proceeds will benefit the Kula Farm.

Enjoy music, lawn games, prizes, and a fabulous time!

Flower Arranging Workshop

Sunday September 10, 11:00am - 12:30pm

Join us for a workshop where we teach you the magic of floral arranging! 

We have lots of flowers growing at the Farm, you’ll help us select some nice ones.

You should expect to walk away with a stunning arrangement (designed by you!), new knowledge about florals and designing, and maybe some new friends.

We welcome you to bring your own vase but we’ll have some extras too, just in case…

A Workshop by Teresa Maltz.

Healing Yoga and Meditation

Sunday September 17, 10:30 - 11:30am

All are welcome to join us for a yoga class to embody the true self, release stuck emotions, and develop a nurturing community. 

Yoga and meditation can help us heal from cumulative stress as well as help build a loving relationship to the self while developing a deeper understanding of emotions. This session will include breathwork, embodiment practices, conscious movement, journaling, and connection. No yoga experience needed.

A class guided by Stephanie Siciliano, LCSW, RYT.  

Kula Homeschool

Friday Sep. 15 - All About Worms

Friday Sep. 29 - Fall Equinox Celebration

1:30 - 3:00pm

In each class we’ll explore different aspects of farming, gardening, food and nutrition or nature. The classes are generally geared toward ages 4-8, but all are welcome as we discuss topics that some explore into high school.

Classes are organized by Lori Garton, assistant manager of the Kula Farm. She holds a Bachelors of Science in Horticulture and has been working on organic farms for over 15 years. She is also a homeschooling parent.

August Highlights

Plans approved!

Thank you to all who came to support. Asbury Park's Zoning Board unanimously approved our plans to improve our facility to better accommodate you during our events. We'll add a pavilion, restrooms, a kitchen, and will become wheelchair accessible!

Making Ground Cherry Salsa with Inspire Life Summer Camp. Thank you for coming to the farm once again!

Grown in Monmouth Camp with vegetables they harvested to donate to the food pantry.

Getting dirty potting up houseplant cuttings for free distribution.

6th annual Elderberry Syrup Making Workshop. Thank you to all who attended and to Leslie Feingold for the presentation!

Family dropping compost at the Farm without Borders community compost. We estimate over 300 pounds of food scraps are composted every week thanks to everyone who contributes to the pile and engages in active recycling.

Thank you to Radiant Resources for volunteering again (this picture on left is from April). After photo of Delicata squash growing on the Farm without Borders. Thanks to EVERYONE who has ever volunteered at the farm in any capacity.

It is much appreciated!

The Summer garden is bountiful this year thanks to all the rain. A weekly donation to our neighbors at the Bethel Food pantry.