Stone House Farm & Inn

Stone House Farm & Inn This program was developed with Newport, West Perry, Greenwood and Susquenita School Districts.

Stone House Farm & Inn:
- Educational farm offering opportunities for field-based Instruction in cooperation with Perry County School Districts
- Prevocational Program for transitional students and adults
- Inn, open to the community Stone House Farm & Inn, located in Green Park, Perry County, is an educational farm that will serve transitional students and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities through a prevocational program and is a site where regular education students have the opportunity to develop career awareness, employability skills, and trade experiences. The unique structure of Stone House Farm & Inn provides the opportunity of integrating all populations, specifically allowing for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities the opportunity to participate in the pre-vocational program with peers and create interesting and educational learning experiences that can be applicable to their future employment.

05/03/2024
A group of busy participants are enthusiastically applying a fresh coat of paint to the lower section of the barn. This ...
10/26/2023

A group of busy participants are enthusiastically applying a fresh coat of paint to the lower section of the barn. This part of the barn is being transformed into a charming retail space that will be dedicated to selling our fresh produce.

We hosted our eighth and final Environmental Art Project at the farm: Decorate Pottery with Foliage with artist John Gua...
10/16/2023

We hosted our eighth and final Environmental Art Project at the farm: Decorate Pottery with Foliage with artist John Guarnea. Thanks to Perry County Home Schoolers for joining in on this project! Also, thank you to all the artist volunteers: Toby and Judy Bouder, Lisa McConnell, Linda and Tobias Shuey, and Donna Spangler.

This project is possible from the Arts for All, an initiative of the Greater Harrisburg Community Foundation, a regional foundation of The Foundation for Enhancing Communities.

The 3rd graders of Newport School District had an amazing hands-on learning experience at Stone House Farm & Inn on a be...
10/06/2023

The 3rd graders of Newport School District had an amazing hands-on learning experience at Stone House Farm & Inn on a beautiful autumn morning. They enjoyed learning about various animals, their habitats, and natural resources which complemented a book they recently read. We're glad that you visited our farm!

We had a big pumpkin harvest at Stone House Farm & Inn!    ๐ŸŽƒ  ๐Ÿ‚
09/29/2023

We had a big pumpkin harvest at Stone House Farm & Inn!

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We hosted our seventh Environmental Art Project at the farm: Create a Fire Pit with artist Tom Oakes. Thanks to Red Toma...
09/27/2023

We hosted our seventh Environmental Art Project at the farm: Create a Fire Pit with artist Tom Oakes. Thanks to Red Tomato Farm participants and staff for joining in on this project!

This project is possible from the Arts for All, an initiative of the Greater Harrisburg Community Foundation, a regional foundation of The Foundation for Enhancing Communities.

We hosted our sixth Environmental Art Project at the farm: Community View with artist Carol Reed. Thanks to everyone who...
09/22/2023

We hosted our sixth Environmental Art Project at the farm: Community View with artist Carol Reed. Thanks to everyone who offered their "eyes" to the project and for joining us for the art opening reception.

This project is possible from the Arts for All, an initiative of the Greater Harrisburg Community Foundation, a regional foundation of The Foundation for Enhancing Communities.

We had a lovely evening celebrating Carol Reed's new installation of environmental art: Community View. Thanks to everyo...
09/15/2023

We had a lovely evening celebrating Carol Reed's new installation of environmental art: Community View. Thanks to everyone who stopped by!

This project is possible from the Arts for All, an initiative of the Greater Harrisburg Community Foundation, a regional foundation of The Foundation for Enhancing Communities.

Today is the day! Join us for the Art Reception at Stone House Farm & Inn to celebrate Carol Reed's environmental art pr...
09/14/2023

Today is the day! Join us for the Art Reception at Stone House Farm & Inn to celebrate Carol Reed's environmental art project: Community View.

Stone House Farm & Inn is pleased to announce an opening art reception for โ€œCommunity Viewโ€, an environmental art project by artist Carol Reed. The event will take place on September 14th from 4-6 pm, and all community members are welcome to attend. You can enjoy refreshments and take tours while visiting this new art installation on the farm's grounds.

Reed has collected images of open-and-closed eyes to create a final project that includes a mix of local and remote images. Although these two groups may never meet in person, she will join them together through her "Community View" project. The images will be drawn on porcelain plaques, with open eyes on one side and closed on the other. The plaques will be fully fired but not sealed with glaze, allowing nature to interact with the rough matte surface. The community is invited to view the finished plaques which will be placed at two different heights on the grounds of Stone House Farm, facing each other so they can interact.

This project is possible from the Arts for All, an initiative of the Greater Harrisburg Community Foundation, regional foundation of The Foundation for Enhancing Communities.

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2 Stone House Road
Elliottsburg, PA
17024

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