First Farm Tour & Field Dinner Saturday, June 26th
Enjoy a four-course meal prepared by Gracious Table using seasonal, local ingredients (many from the farm) while sitting immersed in the forest, field, and farm scenery and under the big sky of Montana.
The evening starts with appetizers and drinks served while you enjoy a low-intesity farm tour of the flower and veggie rows, Dragon Dome greenhouse, hen huts, and burgeoning orchard while mingling with your fellow diners.
Sit down at the table with wide views of the surrounding forest, field, and farm while you tuck into your main course and maybe catch a glimpse of the Ravens or Eagles flying home to roost for the evening or the Elk herd that passes through the narrow woods bordering the river on the field’s edge. Stand among the fully energetic flock of Hummingbirds and get the chance to hand feed the cutest of our flying friends.
Relax with some dessert served with tea or coffee as dusk descends upon the valley and the calm of evening seeps into your body.
It isn’t just a dinner or a tour, it is a chance to eat food where it is grown, to experience the full cycle of seed to table in one of the most calming and restorative environments available on a farm where human hands and feet work in reciprocity and gratitude with what they plant and what grows.
Reservations required as space is limited.
Contact Mandy at The Gracious Table for reservations
Mandy@GraciousTableMT.com or 406-263-7485
The evening starts with appetizers and drinks served while you enjoy a low-intesity farm tour of the flower and veggie rows, Dragon Dome greenhouse, hen huts, and burgeoning orchard while mingling with your fellow diners.
Sit down at the table with wide views of the surrounding forest, field, and farm while you tuck into your main course and maybe catch a glimpse of the Ravens or Eagles flying home to roost for the evening or the Elk herd that passes through the narrow woods bordering the river on the field’s edge. Stand among the fully energetic flock of Hummingbirds and get the chance to hand feed the cutest of our flying friends.
Relax with some dessert served with tea or coffee as dusk descends upon the valley and the calm of evening seeps into your body.
It isn’t just a dinner or a tour, it is a chance to eat food where it is grown, to experience the full cycle of seed to table in one of the most calming and restorative environments available on a farm where human hands and feet work in reciprocity and gratitude with what they plant and what grows.
Reservations required as space is limited.
Contact Mandy at The Gracious Table for reservations
Mandy@GraciousTableMT.com or 406-263-7485
Feed your body. feed your soul.
Tucked into the mountains, surrounded by National Forest, and bordering a crisp mountain river that flows from designated Wilderness, this small farm has a little of everything. Veggies. Flowers. Herbs. Chickens. Ducks. Medicinal Botanicals. Our neighbors are elk, deer, moose, grizzly and black bears, mountain lions, wolves, ermine, mink, bald eagles, hawks, ravens, and more. So much so that I consider our place more of a wild farm than a cultivated farm. In this mountain valley, there are zero frost-free days as all summer long I will watch the cold slowly creep across from the river and through the field But I find that the wilderness and conditions give more than they take. Looking up from early morning harvesting to see a moose urge her newborn across the field is more rewarding than looking at a highway or a building can ever be. And those frosts, they may keep me busy with making sure crops have enough protection, but the produce is sweeter because of it as the coolness helps cut the sometimes extreme dry heat of the day.
Visit me at the local Farmers Markets or contact me to come visit the farm and discover why small, local farms feed your body and feed your soul.
Visit me at the local Farmers Markets or contact me to come visit the farm and discover why small, local farms feed your body and feed your soul.
What there is on the farm
Where to buy?
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The Farmers Market @ Libby
Thursdays 3-630pm May 6th - Sept 30th @ the corner of Hwy 2 and Mahoney Rd next to the Chamber of Commerce For COVID-19:
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Troy Farmers Market
Fridays 330-630pm May 7th - Sept 24th @ the Troy Museum on Hwy 2 next to Stein's Market For COVID-19:
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Farm Stand
Saturdays 10am-2pm May 8th - Oct 9th @ Dragon's Breath Farm 30 Miles East of Libby on Hwy 2, Silver Butte Rd (1 mile)
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