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ANNUAL HOLIDAY SALE
Saturday, December 6th 10:00am-1:00pm
Shone Farm
7450 Steve Olson Ln Forestville, CA 95436
Shone Grown Goods for Sale
A variety of Shone Farm goods will be available for purchase, including holiday wreaths, flower crowns, dried bouquets, loofah sponges, and an assortment of fresh fall produce and dried goods. Our packaged dry goods include varieties of dried organic heirloom beans, Shone-grown Sonora wheat flour, rolled oats, popcorn, our award-winning olive oil, house-made jams, and stone-ground polenta. Select beef cuts will also be available for purchase.
Wreath Making Class
We will be hosting a wreath making class for only $55 starting at 11am. The class will be taught by Bryanna Nethery our resident Floral Designer and Flower Grower. Space is limited, pre-purchase your spot by clicking here.
Holiday Festivities:
Throughout the day, we’ll be pressing apples on site with fresh apple juice available straight from the press. Warm up with hot apple cider made from our own apples and enjoy free freshly popped popcorn as a snack.
Kids can get creative with our ornament-decorating kit, available for purchase. All supplies will be provided at the crafting table so they can design their own Shone Farm wood ornament.
And don’t forget to stop by the barn to meet our newest baby animals—fun for the whole family!
This is a CASHLESS event. CREDIT CARDS ONLY
Beef Shares
We’re also offering Beef Shares and Beef Boxes. A variety of package sizes are available to reserve—perfect for stocking up on locally cut meats for the holiday season. Check out the link below to reserve before December 6th for December pick-up.
Santa Rosa Junior College’s Shone Farm is a 365-acre outdoor classroom in Sonoma County’s Russian River Valley, where students gain valuable hands-on experience across a variety of agricultural sciences disciplines, including sustainable agriculture, viticulture, natural resource management, and animal science, through real-world projects and internships. Additionally, Shone Farm's setting and resources allow for cross-disciplinary collaboration with multiple programs at SRJC, including botany, ecology, and culinary arts. The farm features vineyards, forests, pastures, gardens, and livestock facilities. Shone Farm also hosts community events, such as U-pick days and the Fall Harvest Festival. With strong ties to local partners and SRJC programs, Shone Farm is a model of sustainability and a training ground for the next generation of agricultural and environmental leaders—Cultivating the Future
Explore Shone Farm—SRJC's 365-acre farm, bringing students closer to agricultural sciences, the environment, and sustainable practices, through hands-on learning right in the heart of Sonoma County.