Over 25 artists captured the inspiration of the community farm through mediums like photography, illustration, painting, fiber arts, and song. These regional artists have donated their time and a portion of their sales to Spring Street Gallery in order to raise funds for the Farm.

Some of the highlights of the evening will include Emily Petersen, food artisan, presenting a tasty spread of food including seasonal produce grown at Pitney Meadows Community Farm, performances by Saratoga Springs High School Fiddle Club,  and songwriter’s Bob Warren and Diana Domingo of Vocal Voyaging.

“We believe strongly that the Farm serves as a place for community members to create and explore art. It’s just another way this amazing farm adds value to our vibrant community. We love welcoming artists to the land to explore and find inspiration and we are especially grateful to the artists in this show who have donated their works to support the sustainability of Pitney Meadows Community Farm.” – Brooke McConnell, Staff.

Pitney Meadows Community Farm Mission: Our mission at Pitney Meadows Community Farm is to celebrate and explore agricultural education, healthy food production and recreation on this preserved working farm. We are committed to empowering community members to grow their own produce and educating children of all ages about the vital importance of regenerative agriculture, healthy food and good nutrition. We also aim to support development of new farm enterprises and encourage the growth of a strong local food system in Saratoga Springs, NY. Learn more at: www.pitneymeadowscommunityfarm.org