The Wait Is Over!
Be among the first to see the restored farmhouse and community learning center at the Horn Farm!
Grand Opening Events

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Friday, April 24th | 9AM
Celebrate the *official* opening of the farmhouse with our team! This commemorative event will include:
- A ribbon cutting hosted by the York County Economic Alliance.
- Speeches from York County Commissioners, HFC Board President Lauren Washburn, and HFC Executive Director Alexis Campbell.
- Photos and open house with light refreshments.
Local Media: click here for a press release, photos, and promotional graphics.

Welcome Back Weekend
Saturday, May 2nd & Sunday, May 3rd | 9AM – 3PM
Explore the new learning space while connecting with community members and enjoying free demonstrations and refreshments!
Saturday, May 2nd: Plant Sale & Open House
The first day of Welcome Back Weekend overlaps with the Horn Farm’s 14th annual Plant Sale.
- 9AM-3PM I PLANT SALE: Stop by, grab your spring garden plants, and shop from local vendors.
- 11AM-2PM I MUSIC: enjoy 70’s rock favorites like The Beatles, Eric Clapton, Cat Stevens and more with musician, Tim Warmen.
- 9AM-3PM I OPEN HOUSE: walk through the farmhouse, meet our team, and enjoy light refreshments.
Sunday, May 3: Special Programs & Open House
Tour the farmhouse and stick around for free programs in the new classroom:
- 10AM | CRAFT DEMO: learn about basketry willow and the basics of willow crafting.
- 12PM | DISCUSSION: join the inaugural meeting of the Horn Farm Book Club for a discussion of Robin Wall Kimmerer’s Gathering Moss. No pre-registration required.
- 2PM | KITCHEN DEMO: learn the fundamentals of fermentation with a step-by-step saurkraut preparation.
Sunday’s open house also overlaps with paid outdoor programs. Join a class and check out the farmhouse while you’re here. Online pre-registration is required for these programs. Spaces may fill!
- 10AM – 12PM | Greens Galore: Mid-Spring Foraging Walk
- 1PM – 3PM | Mycology Meanderings: Spring Mushroom Walk
Celebrating A Milestone
In October 2021, lightning struck the Horn Farm’s 19th-century farmhouse and class space, igniting a destructive fire.
After five years of recovery, thoughtful design, and a historic reconstruction, we’re pleased to open the doors of this new community learning space.
This project was made possible thanks to the combined efforts of individual donors, in-kind supporters, local businesses and organizations, and the County of York.