Discover A Different Way of Seeing
You may reconnect with something
you have been longing for—
and remember what
you have always known:
Three Invitations – Three Ways to Connect
Come with curiosity and notice what draws your attention.
Visit the Farm.
Meet the animals.
Walk the land.
Bring a group.
Tikkun Farm is more than the place where activities happen. The living place itself is part of the experience.
Enter into the living work of the Farm.
Feed an animal.
Tend the soil.
Plant something.
Prepare food.
Mend what has been broken.
Work alongside another person.
Something living depends on your attention here. Your presence matters. Through caring for animals, plants, relationships, and community, you may reconnect with something you have been longing for—and remember who you are.
Gather around shared food, reflection, spiritual practice, meaningful work, and relationship. Whether you’re a child on a field trip, a first-time volunteer, a neighbor, or a seminarian you can experience connection within the life of the Farm.
To connect with our community more deeply, visit a Beloved Community gathering. (make this a hyperlink to the Beloved community page).
The Farm Welcomes — and Teaches
Look Again
Hospitality creates room to enter.
“Look Again” invites a deeper relationship. We invite people not simply to look, but to look again—to encounter animals, plants, soil, work, and people as living companions rather than objects, scenery, or projects.
LOOK AGAIN — THE BARNYARD
What do you notice about how different animals live together? What might they reveal about relationship, dependence, difference, boundaries, and belonging?
LOOK AGAIN — THE FOOD FOREST
Look beyond the individual plants. What does diversity and interdependence make possible here? What might this living community reveal about resilience, reciprocity, and flourishing?
LOOK AGAIN — MEANINGFUL WORK
What do you notice when something living depends on your attention? What might you remember when your presence makes a real difference?
LOOK AGAIN — THE COMPOST
What happens when what appears finished or useless becomes the source of new life? What might breakdown and decay reveal about transformation?
How does connecting with our living world—help us remember somethings about ourselves?
- Come as you are.
- Connect with what is real and living.
- Look again.
- Your presence matters.
What’s Happening?
Announcements
Our Free Market is part of The Nourishing Families program.
The Free Market hours are: Fridays 1-4, Saturdays 1-2.
To pick up a shopping number: Go to Hilltop Plaza (8200 Hamilton Ave). The Tikkun Farm Flag is placed by the second light post on the left side of the lot as you enter. Park in the line of spaces by the flag and the volunteer will give you a shopping number.
Fall Plant Sale
Come discover what we are doing to support the resiliency of our planet and find out how you can partner with us in this important work in your own back yard.
Choose from more than 100 native plant species and consult with our creation care director to learn what will grow best in your setting.
Tikkun Farm is a Not For Profit located in Mount Healthy. We have active permaculture programs including a native plant nursery, composting and hydroponics and have chickens, rabbits, a pig and Alpaca who live on the farm and are looked after by our team of volunteers.
Tikkun Farm’s mission is broader than Food Cultivation. We produce food for foraging and our key mission educates people on becoming earth-tenders in their own backyard.
During our Open House, we will introduce you to our animals, our food forest, our composting and hydroponics program and the various places where you can come and experience nature’s good medicine.
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