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Newhall Fields Community Farm is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to wholesome food, com

05/31/2026

Join us l Sunday, June 7th, from 10 AM–1 PM at the first Swampscott Farmers Market of the season!

will be bringing a selection of herbs grown right here at Newhall Fields Community Farm, including potted herb plants, dried herbs, fresh herbs, and seeds ready for your garden, kitchen, or windowsill.

Every purchase helps support our nonprofit farm’s education programs, community initiatives, and food security efforts right here in our region.

Whether you’re a seasoned gardener, a curious cook, or simply looking to support local agriculture, we’d love to see you at our booth.

📍 Swampscott Farmers Market22 Monument Ave, Swampscott🗓 Sunday, June 7th⏰ 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM☔ Rain or Shine

Come say hello, stock up on herbs, and help us grow a stronger community—one plant at a time.

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05/22/2026

A little reminder to slow down and reconnect with the natural world 🌿✏️

Tickets are still available for our four-week Nature Sketching Series at Newhall Fields Community Farm with Peabody artist and board member Jacqui Orphans.

Whether you’ve never picked up a sketchbook or already love nature journaling, this workshop is an invitation to observe, explore, and create in community.

All supplies are included — just bring your curiosity.

🍃 Saturdays: May 30, June 6, June 13 & June 20 🕛 12PM–2PM 📍 Newhall Fields Community Farm | 193 Lynn Street, Peabody

Sliding scale registration options are available to help make this series accessible for all.
Reserve your spot through the link in bio before the series fills up!

05/12/2026

Slow down, sketch, and reconnect with nature 🌿✏️

Join Peabody artist and Newhall Fields board member Jacqui Orphans for a four-week Nature Sketching Series at Newhall Fields. Whether you’re brand new to sketching or looking to deepen your nature journaling practice, this class is all about observing the world around you through fresh eyes.

Learn foundational sketching techniques, build a joyful creative habit, and spend your Saturdays immersed in nature. All supplies are included — plus you’ll leave with your own sketchbook and sketching pen to continue your practice long after the series ends.

🌱 Saturdays: May 30, June 6, June 13 & June 20 🕛 12 PM–2 PM 📍 193 Lynn Street, Peabody, MA ☔ Rain Date: June 27 🚗 Street parking available

Sliding scale registration options available: • Personal Registration — $80 • Registration + Partial Sponsorship — $120 • Reduced / Card to Culture — $40

Reserve your spot at the link in bio!

05/11/2026

Have you listened to episode 3 of the Cultivator podcast?
In this episode, we’re excited to welcome Fred Norton from —one of our trusted community partners—to talk about how together we’re growing stronger, more resilient food systems. Join us as we share stories of impact from the farm, celebrate local collaboration, and dig into what food access really means in our community. Listen now—this episode is live on Spotify and Apple Podcasts!

05/07/2026

Name the seedling🌱

We have a little green friend here, just starting its journey to becoming something amazing! Can you guess what this tiny seedling will grow into?

Drop your guess in the comments 👇👇

05/04/2026

Making the farm more accessible for all
Thanks to the Mass Cultural Council’s Card to Culture program, we’ve been able to offer more workshops and programming here at the farm at low or no cost—helping open the gates a little wider for our community.

We believe that connecting with the land, learning new skills, and gathering in community shouldn’t be limited by income.

This support allows us to welcome folks from all walks of life to share in the experience of the farm—getting hands in the soil, learning together, and growing something meaningful.

In March, we joined a room full of inspiring creatives—all making the most of these opportunities.

Our executive director, Jeannette McGinn, and board member and local artist, Jacqui Orphanos, represented us with pride.

It’s about access, equity, and making space for everyone to belong here.
Have you gotten a ticket to one of our upcoming farm workshops yet?

We’re so grateful to be part of a program that helps make this possible.

04/30/2026

A quiet check-in with the garlic
After a long winter tucked beneath the soil, our garlic is beginning to stir again.

These hardy little plants have been out here all season—rooting down, weathering the cold, and gathering strength in the stillness.

Visiting them now is a reminder: deep growth happens quietly, below the surface, before it becomes visible. The foundation of a thriving season is built long before it’s seen.

We brushed back the layers, took a closer look, and found them right where they’re meant to be—green shoots reaching up, roots holding firm.
Winter-grown, spring-ready 🤎

04/26/2026

Episode 2 of the Cultivator Podcast is LIVE 🎙️🌱
This one’s special.

We sat down with two guests who’ve been part of the farm’s journey from early on—helping document its growth and tell its story through their creative mediums.

Huge thank you to Debby Eskenazi and Emily Cooper for taking the time to share their experience volunteering on the farm and bringing its story to life through their creative passions.

It’s a conversation about storytelling, community, and what it means to capture something as it evolves in real time.

Full episode at the link in our bio.

Address

193 Lynn Street
Peabody, MA
01960

Telephone

+19785951778

Website

https://linktr.ee/Newhallfieldscommunityfarm

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