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03/09/2026

If the trees could talk, they would tell stories of generations past…of quiet mornings, seasonal cycles, and the care poured into this land. Mist drifts over Honey Hollow Farm, softening the orchard and fields, holding memories in every branch and leaf.
Step into the quiet, listen closely, and imagine what stories you might add.

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03/05/2026

A day to slow down.
A day to reconnect.
A day to gather in community.

From yoga and workshops to nourishing food and quiet moments on the land, this retreat offered space for reflection, movement, and renewal. Hosted by Marjorie Cottrell, it was a beautiful reminder of the power of intentional time together.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped create such a thoughtful and restorative day.

03/04/2026

If this table could talk…

It would tell the tale of family and friends who gathered one winter weekend to surprise and celebrate their beloved friend on their 75th lap around the sun. They would share memories, stories, and laughter, tales they’ve been saving since they last gathered here 25 years ago. So much has shifted since that time, yet they found their way back to this place, this capsule of warmth, to remember the beauty of what is ...why we gather, why we celebrate, why we lean into the connections we create and the joy they bring us along the way.

Our table is waiting for you.

Join us here at Honey Hollow Farm to connect and create your own memories with loved ones.

02/27/2026

Not everything meaningful asks to be seen.

The truest forms of love live in the returning, the rinsing, the remembering. In showing up again tomorrow.

In folding what was used. In watering what is growing. In pausing long enough to notice what needs care.

What we nurture in these quiet ways becomes the ground beneath everything we share.

Steady attention shapes a life more deeply than any grand gesture ever could.

02/26/2026

Sufficiently, we are already held by the quiet fullness of simple days.

Grateful for the kind of life that does not need to be loud to be meaningful.
For slow mornings.
For familiar work.
For light moving gently across the day.

Nothing extra required.
Just enough, exactly as it is.

02/25/2026

Did you know Honey Hollow Farm is a National Historic Landmark?

During his tenure, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace stayed here, pioneering soil conservation practices like contour farming and terracing to restore the land after the Dust Bowl.

We honor that legacy by continuing contour farming, and over the last decade have transformed our fields from conventional animal feed into a fully organic fruit orchard, free of chemicals and full of life.

Honey Hollow is more than history. It is a living example of sustainable land stewardship, connecting past wisdom with present practice.

Step into the history, the land, and the season, and imagine what your own gathering or retreat could look like here.

02/24/2026

We’re delighted to welcome Jenny Santa Maria back to Honey Hollow Farm for this beloved spring workshop blending storytelling, creativity, culture, and season.

Pysanky is an ancient art of decorating eggs using hot beeswax and layered dyes, revealing intricate, vibrant designs in a final, magical unveiling. Traditionally passed down through the matriarch of the family, this meditative practice connects us to renewal and heritage.

Two sessions are offered, as this class fills quickly. All materials are sustainably sourced, including eggs from Jenny’s free-range hens and beeswax from her hives.

Join us in celebrating spring through this timeless and meaningful tradition.

Saturday, March 22, 2026
10:00–12:30 PM & 1:00–3:30 PM
$55 Entry Fee + $10 Materials Fee
Limited Spots in Each Session

Register through the link in bio.

02/23/2026

During an intense winter, Honey Hollow has been resting beneath thick blankets of snow, the ground frozen for weeks as temperatures dipped and rose, dipped and rose again.

Snow covered everything, surrendered to thaw, then returned once more, a quiet dance between what has been and what is quietly emerging.

And in that stillness, we wonder…
 What is deepening beneath the surface? What hope is gathering strength in the dark?

Winter asks us to pause.

To trust that beneath what appears barren, something is quietly preparing to bloom.

Nature reminds us that growth does not rush. It unfolds one breath, one small intentional step at a time.

Spring is not only something that happens to the land. It is something we choose within ourselves.

What quiet hope has been gathering strength beneath your surface?

02/20/2026

Welcome the turning of the season with an afternoon of grounding, renewal, and gentle awakening.

As the light returns and the earth begins to stir, we gather for movement, plant wisdom, and seasonal ritual. A space to pause, listen, and welcome what is ready to grow.

Guided by Sue Elkind and special guest Kate Sheldrick, this sensory-rich experience includes herbal infusions, a spring plant walk, Earth altar and flower mandala ritual, guided facial steam and breath meditation, and gentle yin practice.

Space is limited.
✨Sunday, March 15 | 1:00–5:00pm
✨Honey Hollow Farm | New Hope, PA
✨Pre-register via the link on our website

02/19/2026

There is something quietly sacred about letting this moment be enough.

No rushing ahead. No reaching back. Just the gentle awareness of what is already here. The breath, the light, the ordinary details that hold more than we often notice.

Grateful for where we are, and the grace to be here fully.
Sometimes presence itself is the greatest gift we receive.

02/18/2026

Care lives in the small, steady rhythms of each day.

It looks like daily feeding and tending to their needs with patience and consistency. Showing up again and again so they feel safe in the routine.

It looks like shelters kept warm, dry, and comfortable. Paying attention to small changes and noticing signs of health, comfort, or stress.

It looks like quiet presence. Gentle moments, familiar voices, and small repeated acts that slowly build trust.

Well being is sustained this way.
Not through grand gestures, but through faithful care, one ordinary day at a time.

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Philadelphia, PA

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+12677143311

Website

http://www.honeyhollowfarm.com/

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