Tickle Your Taste Buds
The weather's warming up so that means it's time for you know what-- ICE CREAM! Made here locally with organic milk and other locally grown ingredients.
This cold & tasty treat is brought to you by an award winning creamery just up the road from the homestead.
Rose Petal Ice cream is baaack (made with our very own red roses)!
Stop by for scoops of yummy seasonal flavors from Carmela Ice Cream now at The Urban Homestead's "Front Porch Farmstand" (Open Sunday - Friday. Closed Saturday)
Enjoy this handcrafted ice cream by the scoop, sit in our front garden (pictured above) or bring your own containers and we'll fill them up with this delicious treat.
All together now... I SCREAM!
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Local singer, songwriter Dave Ray invites us up to sing
"Music & farming have always gone hand in hand with the rhythms of labor and of nature, weaving themselves into songs and tunes that resonate deeply across the ages.
What better way to enhance life, work family and community than by joining together in song and dance." —Jay Ungar & Molly Mason
Sunday Tradition
hoot·en·an·ny [hoot-n-an-ee]
noun
1. a social gathering or informal concert featuring folk singing and, sometimes, dancing.
2. an informal session at which folk singers and instrumentalists perform for their own enjoyment.
Hootenanny is an Appalachian colloquialism that was used in early twentieth century
During the early 1960s at the height of the Folk Music Woody Guthrie & Pete Seeger's newly formed folk-protest group, the Almanac Singers worked out of a loft in New York City hosting regular (Sunday afternoon) concerts called "hootenannys", a word Pete and Woody had picked up in their cross-country travels.
Come on down the homestead on Sunday for a Hootenanny of good time!
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