What You Need to Know Now - Using Diet to Prevent and Treat Breast Cancer
In this October 2021 webinar, Dr. Weiss was joined by Dr. Walter Willett, Ethos Farm Project advisory board member and Director of Epidemiology and Nutrition at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. Dr. Weiss and Dr. Willett led an informative trek through evidence-based facts and talked about steps that you, your family and friends, may apply for optimal wellness. Dr. Weiss gave practical advice and preventative steps to take immediately. For a $25 donation, which will support our non-profit mission of promoting the renewal and healing of humans, our communities, and our planet, you can once again listen to the recording of this invaluable webinar.
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Farm Days Festival 2024
This year Farm Days Festival will be on Sept 14th and 15th, 2024. You will experience two full days of insight and inspiration provided by a stellar list of guest speakers who will talk about plant-based nutrition, environmental health and animal advocacy, and will discuss how our diets not only affect our health but also the health of the planet.
The weekend will be filled with food, fun, music, activities, and tons of inspiring content.
Our speakers this year are Chef AJ, Alan Goldhamer, Liz Carlisle, and Mary Berry. Our own Dr. Weiss will lead a Fireside Chat style discussion, similar to the one he had with Rich Roll last year.
Mark Huberman, President of the National Health Association, and Jason DeSalvo, Ethos Farm to Health Board Member will be the Masters of Ceremony.
Farm Days Fundraising Dinner with Speakers
A very special invitation to attend a VIP dinner on the night of Saturday, September 9th. We have organized a Whole Food Plant Based Farm-to-Table, chef catered outdoor dining event that will run from 6pm-9pm. This exclusive, intimate dinner is only open to 45 people.
This one-of-a-kind event will be an opportunity for you to dine with some of our VIP speakers including Rich Roll, Peter Singer, Dr. Dean Sherzai, Dr. Ayesha Sherzai, Dr. Columbus Batiste, Dr. Meagan Grega, Sara Farley of the Rockefeller Foundation, our own Dr. Weiss, and Brittany Jaroudi of the Jaroudi Family.
In addition to an unforgettable dining experience, Dr. Weiss and his son will be performing some live music, not to be missed! The dinner, like the weekend event, is a fundraiser to support Ethos Farm Project, a nonprofit.
The cost per ticket is $500 a person, $250 of which is considered a tax-deductible donation.
Farm Days Festival 2023
Join us on September 9 and 10, 2023
To help us achieve our mission and vision, the Farm Days Festival 2023 will welcome you back to our beautiful 342 acre national historic landmark farm in bucolic Long Valley, NJ, on Sept 9th and 10th, 2023! The theme this year is The Ethics of Eating, and it will be a weekend full of VIP speakers, including Peter Singer, Rich Roll, Drs Dean and Ayesha Sherzai, Dr Columbus Batiste, Dr Meagan Grega, Sara Farley from the Rockefeller Foundation, and our own Dr Ron Weiss. Brittany Jaroudi will offer cooking demos and art sessions for adults and kids, Asha Gala will lead mindfulness activities, Raritan Headwaters Association will lead your kids in nature hikes and journaling activities, and Dr Weiss and Nora will lead farm walks and farm tours. Our speakers who are leaders in plant-based nutrition, environmental health, and animal advocacy, will discuss how our diets not only affect our health but the health of the planet and our connection with animals and nature.
Stay tuned for the complete list of events and speakers right here and in our weekly mailings and quarterly newsletter - Seedlings - over the next several weeks. There will also be tours of the farm, delicious plant-based food options courtesy The Kellyn Foundation, nourishing movement, and mindfulness based stress reduction activities throughout the day. If you would like to volunteer to help us organize for the Farm Days Festival 2023 as well as volunteer to assist on Farm Days weekend of the 9th and 10th, please reach out to us at: inquiry@ethosfarmproject.org. We would love your assistance in the following areas: Audio Visual Production, Event Planning, Sponsorship Solicitations from local and national businesses, Signage Creation and Graphic Design Skills, reaching out to vendors who might want to set up a booth, and Community Outreach,
Firefly Fundraising Dinner
Chef Ramses Bravo is back at Ethos Farm on July 8th for our annual fundraising dinner where you get to savor a four course whole plant-based food meal prepared by True North's Chef Ramses Bravo!
Dr. Weiss and other musicians will transport you to a surreal world beyond imagination as thousands of fireflies rise and shine to the sound of the music as you enjoy dessert!
We still have 2 tickets remaining before the event sells out! Don’t wait! The tickets are $500 per person.
Ethos Farm Days 2022
Join us on September 24 and 25, 2022
To help us achieve our mission and vision, we are resurrecting Farm Days to bring people to our beautiful 342 acre farm in bucolic Long Valley, NJ, on Sept 24th and 25th, 2022! Farm Days will be a weekend full of VIP speakers in plant-based nutrition, environmental health, and animal advocacy, discussing how our diets not only affect our health but the health of the planet and our connection with animals and nature. There will also be tours of the farm, plant-based food options, and movement activities throughout the day.
Natural Basket Making
Join us on the farm to explore the wildly creative world of natural basketry. In this hands-on workshop you will learn two ancient natural fiber basketry techniques: Pine Park and Twining.
Making containers using different kinds of tree bark is an ancient practice. Participant will choose a piece of pine bark and learn how to make a pattern, fold it and sew it into a basket. Everyone will leave with their completed basket and a new appreciation for the beautiful and abundant white pine tree.
Twining is a weaving technique in which two strands of flexible material are twisted alternately around a support to create a tightly woven and solid basket. Learn to make beautiful baskets and sculptures for your home and garden. Perfect for the beginner and the experienced weaver with endless possibilities for individual exploration.
Students will leave the workshop with their unique baskets and a lot of creativity for future projects.
All materials included. All experience levels welcome! Click below for additional details and terms.
Natural Plant Dyeing
Come spend a summer afternoon on the farm immersing yourself in the magic and wonder of natural plant dyes! Feel the healing energy from the plant world as you receive the beautiful colors from nature.
Natural materials have been used to produce vibrant and rich colors for dyeing throughout much of human history. In this dynamic, hands-on workshop you will learn about the process of extracting a beautiful color palette using everything from kitchen scraps to locally grown and foraged plants. In addition students will also be introduced to Shibori, a Japanese dyeing technique, which produces a number of different patterns on fabric. You will have the opportunity to design and dye your own pieces during the class.
Each student will take home an organic silk scarf and cotton napkin as well as the knowledge of how to dye with natural plant materials.
All materials included. All experience levels welcome! Click below for additional details and terms..
Handcrafted Woven 5" Brooms
Discover the art of making handmade brooms using natural fibers!
Brooms are used around the world for daily and ritual cleansing of spaces. This workshop will explore making five-inch brooms using an ancient technique and agave plant fiber. You will learn how to make a real broom with simple materials. The brooms can be used as a table sweeper, medicine lymph brush or a beautiful art piece for the wall. You will be able to choose from natural and black-dyed agave fiber and the color of the cord. Leave with three (3) brooms and the knowledge and confidence to further explore the world of hand-crafted brooms. Tools and materials will be provided. All experience levels welcome! Click below for additional details and terms.
Dr. Weiss at NYC Vegfest
The internationally acclaimed, NYC Vegetarian Food Festival + Symposium is returning to celebrate its tenth year at the Metropolitan Pavilion, NY, on May 21st and May 22nd.
You will be pleased to know that Dr. Weiss will be speaking at this event on May 22nd at 3 pm. In his presentation titled "Farm to Hospital" he will be addressing how the way we currently farm is keeping us sick and destroying the planet while chronic diseases and skyrocketing healthcare costs in the present food landscape make healthy decisions difficult. In his talk, Dr. Weiss will explore the interconnectedness of all living beings and the environment and will reveal the history of myopic political incentives that have kept us sick. He will outline action steps for the prevention of chronic diseases and discuss the small daily choices that can help heal our planet
Dr. Weiss will be speaking for 45 minutes and a 15 minute Q & A session will follow his presentation. Tickets can be purchased through the NYC Vegetarian Food Festival site.
Weaving as Meditation
Join us as we kick off our Summer Natural Art Series on the Farm with Poliana Dănilă!
Weaving is an ancient, sacred craft that integrates the body and the mind. The act of weaving encourages both focus and relaxation, which is fertile ground for meditation. During this workshop you will learn basic weaving skills to use as a foundation from which to explore mindfulness through creativity.
You’ll leave with a finished one-of-a-kind wall hanging to bring new beauty into your living space, as well as a basic handbook that contains the knowledge to continue your weaving journey. All materials included. All experience levels welcome! Click below for additional details.
Creating Harvest Art, Saturday Mornings at the Farm, Kids Series (Outdoor Event)
September marks the height of harvest season. We will be collecting Mother Nature’s beauty and creating art projects to adorn your home and learn about the cycle of decomposers and controlling invasive edibles. Class size is limited to 15 kids. Special guest, Art Across Borders Mobile Art Studio, will also be on-site with handcrafted artwork for sale and a craft activity your kids can join in. For more info, see artacrossborders.com
This is not a drop-off event. 1 parent/caregiver must be present. You’ll receive a purchase confirmation email, and a later email from Ethos with further details, closer to the event date. If it rains the day of the event, we will cancel and contact you by email to reschedule or refund you. Please check spam folder if emails aren’t received.
Exploring Water in the Heat of Summer, Saturday Mornings at the Farm, Kids Series (Outdoor Event)
In August, we seek water and foods that cool and hydrate. Join us to explore and get your feet wet in the shallow Raritan creek headwaters, located right on Ethos Farm. Our conservation partner, Raritan Headwaters Association, will teach an ecology segment on interesting water critters. We will hydrate during the event by tasting a wide array of sweet, juicy, New Jersey tomatoes. Be sure to bring rain boots, strappy sandals or water shoes. Class size is limited to 15 kids.
Special guest, Art Across Borders Mobile Art Studio, will also be on-site with handcrafted artwork for sale and a craft activity your kids can join in. For more info, see artacrossborders.com
This is not a drop-off event. 1 parent/caregiver must be present. You’ll receive a purchase confirmation email, and a later email from Ethos with further details, closer to the event date. If it rains the day of the event, we will cancel and contact you by email to reschedule or refund you. Please check spam folder if emails aren’t received.
The Fields a-Buzz with Flowers and Pollinators, Saturday Mornings at the Farm, Kids Series
Summer colors are peaking and the pollinators are very happy at Ethos. Come see our many garden friends, learn about their importance, and make a flower arrangement that is also edible. Class size is limited to 15 kids.
This is not a drop-off event. 1 parent/caregiver must be present. You’ll receive a purchase confirmation email, and a later email from Ethos with further details, closer to the event date. If it rains the day of the event, we will cancel and contact you by email to reschedule or refund you. Please check spam folder if emails aren’t received.
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Past Events
View our 2019, 2022, and 2023 Farm Days series, interviews, videos, podcasts, webinars and more. The Farm Days series have featured such luminaries as Dr. Joel Fuhrman, Gene Baur, Dr. Caldwell Esselstyn, Dr. Saray Stancic, Dr. Scott Stoll, Dr. T. Colin Campbell, Dr Michael Klaper, Rich Roll, Peter Singer, Drs. Dean and Ayesha Sherzai, Sara Farley, Dr Columbus Batiste, and Senator Cory Booker.