Welcome to the Gill Tract — a community farm where we grow food, share knowledge, and care for the land together. It's a place to dig your hands into the soil, learn from each other, and cultivate a strong sense of connection with the earth and those around you.

Winter Festival Schedule
Friday December 5th, 11am-7pm

11am-sunset - Tend the land: Sow oat seeds to restore the soil over winter, with special help from Planting Oceania

11am-7pm - Monarch Butterfly Education Station

12-4pm - Farm Tours to learn about the land's history

1pm-7pm - Bird Education Station, featuring birdwatching tours on the hour, til sunset.

3-5pm - Natural Dying Workshop: Create eco-prints with plants

3-6pm - Pumpkin Atole: warm up with a sweet and spicy treat from The Foodie Doula

3-7pm - Rice, beans and fixings from Hot Shop

All Day - DJs or live music & craft stations: wreaths and DIY tea blending with herbs from the farm

All ages welcome! No one turned away for lack of funds.

We love volunteers! For more information on volunteering and the farms guidelines please click here.

OPEN HOURS:

Sundays, 11am-2pm

Tuesdays, 2-5pm*

Thursdays, 11am-1:30pm

Fridays: 3-6pm*

WINTER HOURS

*All Shifts end at sunset

DEC 15 2025 - JAN 18 2026:

CLOSED FOR WINTER REST

Gill Tract Events Calendar

More Ways to Get Involved!

Join a Working Group

Support our work and deepen your involvement by joining a Working Group—collaborative teams that help carry out daily operations and ongoing projects across the farm.

Our Vision

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We envision a vibrant community farm, a model of shared governance and co-stewardship that helps restore community resilience.

We envision a space for the sharing of knowledge in agro-ecology, food sovereignty, and how to grow and prepare healthy food; a forum for popular and community-based education.

We envision a thriving ecology that reconnects humans to the sacred web of relationship that sustains culture and ways of life.

We envision a community where all people have equitable and affordable access to healthy food, rooted in principles of sharing and solidarity economies.

We struggle in coalition with food sovereignty organizations and movements locally, nationally, and internationally.

We envision the return of land to its rightful stewards, practicing rematriation and reparations as modes of collective healing, and community-based land stewardship rooted in right relationship with poor, Black, Indigenous, unhoused, and landless peoples of the world.

Learn more here

Reflections of our Community