Dewey's Grandpa has decades of knowing this specific land. What grew here before. Where the old fence lines were. How the seasons used to feel. Stories from when this was all farmland, before suburb sprawl tried to erase the memory. Quarterly community meetups or schedule direct appointments through us. This is heritage work. Memory work. Honoring what came before while building what comes next.

Twenty-four to forty-eight hours notice. Come meet the animals in person -two longhorn steers, three dexter cattle , three rabbits, kittens who will definitely want your attention. Walk the natural wildlife habitat.

See deer trails, bird nests, the pond where frogs sing all summer. Witness regenerative land practice as it's actually happening, not as pretty Instagram theory.

Ask us anything. We'll tell you the real story -what's working, what we're learning, what we're still figuring out.

Photoshoots (the light here is magic). Workshops you're teaching. Creative projects that need space. Arborist dump site for Holland tree services if you need somewhere for wood chips. Need a quiet spot for a date while visiting town? Come sit with us. The land is here. Use it for what lights you up.

We're building dedicated space for creating together. Art studio for messy projects. Small lending library for books we love and want to share. A place where hands work while minds rest. Where people come to make things, not consume things. It's not done yet, but we're working on it.

Amanda’s clients have access to the library begining November 15, 2026, as well as access to other creative materials.