Instructions for Adult Program Registration
We have transitioned to a different registration system!
Please use this link to log in or create an account in the system.
If you had an account in our previous registration system:
- Select “Forgot your login information?” and check “I need to reset my password.” Choose your preferred way of resetting your password (text or email). On the next screen, your username is the email that is associated with our previous registration system. If you have issues resetting your password, please email AdultPrograms@WLFarm.org
If you did not have an account in our previous system:
- Select “New User.” Complete the subsequent forms to create your account.
If you encounter any issues, please email us with any questions.
You will have to enter your birth date when you create an account. This is to verify that you are 18+.
Adult Program Terms
Please carefully read these policies prior to submitting your registration. Contact us with any questions.
Payment & Refund Policy:
- Online payments can be made via the following credit or debit cards: Visa, MasterCard, Discover.
- Full tuition refunds minus a $10 administrative fee are guaranteed up to 7 days prior to a workshop.
- A tuition credit, which can be applied to a future program, can be granted between 7 and 3 days prior to a workshop.
- No tuition refund is given for participant cancellations within 2 days of a workshop or for failure to attend a workshop.
- A full tuition refund will be given in the event Wright-Locke Farm cancels a workshop.
Photo & Video Policy:
- The Conservancy may take photos and digital video footage of activities throughout the educational program season for record keeping and publicity purposes. Participant names are never used in connection with these photos or videos.
Liability Statement (Permission for the Conservancy to handle emergencies):
- I realize injuries can occur from participation in Farm programs. I hereby waive, release, absolve, indemnify, and agree to hold harmless the Wright-Locke Farm Conservancy, Inc., their Board of Directors, instructors, or assignees, and the Town of Winchester from any claim arising out of injury to myself. Should I be taken to the hospital for emergency purposes, I hereby grant permission to the attending physician and staff to administer anesthesia, medical, X-ray, and surgical procedures as may be deemed necessary or advisable.
Financial Assistance:
We never want the cost of programming or materials to create an access issue for participation. Please contact us if you need any financial assistance and we will be happy to work with you on an individual basis.
Winter 2025
Yoga & Meditation, Maple Sugaring, Herbal Classes…and more!
Scroll down to learn more about these exciting opportunities.
Check back often & sign up for our Newsletter!
Curious about our Guest Instructors? Learn more about them by clicking here!

Maple Sugaring
with Roland “Boot” Boutwell
Sunday, February 23rd, 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. FULL!
Sunday, March 2, 10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. RESCHEDULED from 2/9 – SNOW DAY! Please refer to your email if you registered for the program!
Late winter in New England often features cold nights and warmer days, providing ideal conditions for the “running of the sap” in our sugar maples. This sap is vital to the health of the tree and has also created economic opportunities for local farmers who harvest the sap and boil it down to produce maple syrup.
Join us for a morning where we’ll take a close look at some majestic maple trees, identify the various species, and taste sap right from the bucket. We’ll talk about the history of maple sugaring and discuss just how sap is turned into syrup. We’ll conclude by boiling down a small amount of sap so we can watch it turn into syrup. In a blind taste test, we’ll see who can tell the difference between real 100% maple syrup and a typical “pancake and waffle syrup” made mostly of corn syrup.
This event is co-sponsored with Arlington Community Education (ACE).
Cost
Tiered pricing available:
Tier A $25 (pay-it-forward/Cummings Foundation match!)
Tier B $20 (cost to run the class)
Tier C $15 (reduced price)
Did you know that when you select the “Pay-it-Forward” price for any of our programs the Cummings Foundation matches those funds? A little extra goes a LONG way!
Registration – all sections are currently full!
If you are interested in joining the waitlist, please email sdoyle@wlfarm.org.
Children 10+ are welcome to register if accompanied by a registered adult.
Looking for a Family Maple Sugaring Program? Click here to learn more about her family-oriented program for families with children of all ages!

Sound Meditation
with Sandi Smith & Carol McGrath
Wellness Retreat Sunday, March 23, 10:00AM – 4:00PM
Our practitioners will lead you through a guided meditation followed by 30 minutes of sound healing. During this class, sound healing is complemented by the ethereal tones of crystal bowls. The resonant frequencies produced by the bowls are thought to promote relaxation and balance in the body and mind.
Participants will experience guided visualization, deep breathing, and soothing sounds to enhance mindfulness and reduce stress. No prior experience is necessary, and all levels are welcome.
Cost
Tiered pricing available:
Tier A $30 (pay-it-forward/Cummings Foundation match!)
Tier B $25 (cost to run the class)
Tier C $20 (reduced price)
Did you know that when you select the “Pay-it-Forward” price for any of our programs the Cummings Foundation matches those funds? A little extra goes a LONG way!
Props
Feel free to bring anything that will make you comfortable: a yoga mat, blanket, yoga bolsters or pillow. Wear clothing that allows you to be as calm as possible.
Registration
Please consider joining us for the all day Wellness Retreat (this will be the March Sound Meditation) on Sunday, March 23rd from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm!
Save the Dates for 2025!
Our 2025 calendar is set! Please be sure you mark your calendars. Registration will open 2 months at time.
March Wellness Retreat at the farm on March 23rd from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
April 14 May 12 July 14 Aug 11 Oct 13 Nov 10 Dec 29
*No sessions in June or September
Winter Nature Walk
with Jeff Adams
Thursday, February 27, 10:00 am – 12:30 pm
Please join Jeff for a guided Winter Nature Walk at the Farm! We’ll focus on Plant ID, highlighting basic identification characteristics, primarily looking at native species along with a few non-natives. We’ll include some fun and interesting natural history too.
Yes, it’s Winter, but there’ll be plenty to see! And did you know we’ll be in the 2nd half of Winter (Groundhog Day marks the midway point)? And maybe we’ll see or hear some signs of Spring?
*This is an all out-doors program so please dress accordingly.
Cost
Tiered pricing available:
Tier A $25 (pay-it-forward/Cummings Foundation match!)
Tier B $20 (cost to run the class)
Tier C $15 (reduced price)
Did you know that when you select the “Pay-it-Forward” price for any of our programs the Cummings Foundation matches those funds? A little extra goes a LONG way!
Registration
Registration opening soon! Check back often!
Restorative Yoga
with Jaime-Lyn Gaudet
Monday, March 10, 7:00 – 8:00 pm
Monday, April 7, 7:00 – 8:00 pm
This evening class will combine the meditative qualities of a slow flow and the deep nourishment of a restorative practice. Beginning with a slow and intentional flow to move stagnant energy, we will then shift toward longer held, fully supported, restorative postures to foster quiet and calm in both mind and body. During this practice, we will cultivate a sense of steadiness and ease within, as we move into a more quiet and still space. All are welcome, from beginner to seasoned practitioner, for this hour of self care.
Props
Yoga mat
Blanket (a yoga blanket, or any firm blanket will work)
Bolster or pillow(s)
2 yoga blocks
Yoga strap (or scarf)
Registration Cost
Tier B $20 (cost to run the class)
Tier C $15 (reduced price)
Did you know that when you select the “Pay-it-Forward” price for any of our programs the Cummings Foundation matches those funds? A little extra goes a LONG way!
Registration
March registration coming soon! And please check back often and sign up for our newsletter for the latest information!
March Full Moon Hike
with Roland “Boot” Boutwell
Thursday, March 13, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Come to Wright-Locke Farm and celebrate The Full Sap Moon, which is also known as The Full Worm Moon.
We’ll be hoping for clear skies so that we can watch the Moon rise in the east from the hilltop behind the All Seasons Barn at beautiful Wright-Locke Farm.
We’ll begin with a little poetry and a discussion of what causes the phases of the Moon. Then we’ll go out onto the sanctuary for a walk through the fields, around the farm pond and into the woods to enjoy the natural world at twilight. We’ll return to the barnyard to watch the Moon rise in the east while we enjoy a nice bonfire and some hot apple cider.
Children ages 10 and older are welcome to register if accompanied by a registered adult.
Cost
Tiered pricing available:
Tier A $25 (pay-it-forward/Cummings Foundation match!)
Tier B $20 (cost to run the class)
Tier C $15 (reduced price)
Did you know that when you select the “Pay-it-Forward” price for any of our programs the Cummings Foundation matches those funds? A little extra goes a LONG way!
Registration
Registration open! Please click the button and thanks for supporting the Farm!
Wellness Retreat
with various practitioners
Sunday, March 23, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Escape to tranquility at our one-day wellness retreat, designed to rejuvenate your body, mind, and spirit. Set in our beautiful All Seasons Barn our retreat offers a perfect balance of relaxation, reflection, and renewal.
Throughout the retreat, enjoy guided meditation, mindfulness exercises, and holistic workshops focused on stress management, self-care, and overall well-being.
The day will start with introductions, distribution of field journals, enjoying tea and setting intentions. We’ll then move into a yin/restorative yoga with a Kirtan band balancing chakras. Later in the morning, we’ll enjoy a healthy snack/smoothie demonstration led by Farm Chef Kelcy. After lunch, you’ll be invited to explore the peaceful surroundings of Wright-Locke Farm with a gentle nature walk. We’ll then do some breathwork and we’ll wrap the day up with Sound Meditation.
Join us for a transformative experience that nurtures your mind, body, and soul.
ALL EXPERIENCE WELCOME!
Cost
Tiered pricing available:
Tier A $200 (pay-it-forward/Cummings Foundation match!)
Tier B $175 (cost to run the class)
Tier C $150 (reduced price)
Did you know that when you select the “Pay-it-Forward” price for any of our programs the Cummings Foundation matches those funds? A little extra goes a LONG way!
Materials Provided: field journals
Materials to Bring: we ask that everyone bring their own mug and lunch. Please bring a yoga mat and dress comfortably for all sessions; perhaps bring a blanket or pillow. Lastly, as we will try to get outside, please bring comfortable shoes and dress for the weather.
Registration
Registration coming soon! Check back often!
Questions? Please email soneill@wlfarm.org
Collaborative Programs
Photography, music and art at the Farm! Scroll down to learn more about our collaborative programs.
Collaborative Partners
- Mass Farm to School
- Westwood High School
- The Griffin Museum of Photography
- Winchester Public Schools
- Winchester Community Music School
- Studio on the Common
- Winchester Public Library
- Network for Social Justice
- The New Garden Society
- Boston Conservancy at Berklee College
- The Big Picture Art House
- Lexington Community Farm (LexFarm)
- Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions (MACC)
- Arlington Community Education (ACE)
Interested in becoming a collaborative partner? Please contact us with information!
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We collaborate with a number of guest instructors to lead a variety of adult workshops at Wright-Locke Farm! We’re always adding new programs and working with new guest instructors, so keep an eye on new programs. Check out some of our guest instructors here.
Stay tuned! More upcoming workshops may be listed soon! Other programs may include the following subjects: organic gardening and composting; Forest Bathing; seasonal edible and medicinal plant foraging; edible mushroom cultivation; raising backyard chickens and honey bees; wreath-making; and culinary skills workshops emphasizing healthy meal preparation and food preservation using local and seasonal foods.
Email AdultPrograms@wlfarm.org with questions or for more information.
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Kitchen Programs: Interested in learning about cooking programs, please visit here. Thanks for your interest!
Youth Programs: Interested in learning about the after school or summer/vacation offerings for school-aged children, please visit here. Thanks for your interest!
Forest Friends: Interested in learning about our licensed nature-based preschool and forest kindergarten, please visit here. Thanks for your interest!