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Queens County Farm Museum is one of the longest continually farmed sites in New York State. See what's happening today at this 47-acre farm. The mission of the Queens County Farm Museum is to preserve, restore, and interpret the site, it's history and owner’s lifestyles.
Experience the legacy of three centuries of agriculture in New York City. On April 2, 1697, John Harrison sold his land to Elbert Adriance setting in motion over 300 years of continuous farming that is preserved and interpreted by the Queens County Farm Museum today.
Queens Farm connects visitors to agriculture and the environment through the lens of its 47-acre historic site, providing learning opportunities and creating conversations about biodiversity, nutrition, health and wellness, climate change and preserving local history.
Select weekends in 2024. View Schedule. Queens County Farm Museum Events and Programs.
Click a date on the calendar to see what’s happening on the farm from farm hours, daily activities, special events, classes, and much more. Please note 2024 Special Admission Days, when a ticket will be required to enter Queens Farm grounds: Barnyard Egg Hunt (March 23 & 30), Sheep Shearing Festival (May 11), Queens Agricultural Fair (October ...
Queens Farm’s 47-acre tract of farmland exemplifies the 300-year history of agriculture and farming as a way of life in New York City. The restored Adriance Farmhouse, the centerpiece of the farm complex, was first built as a three-room Dutch farmhouse in 1772.
Queens County Farm Museum is one of the longest continually farmed sites in New York State. The farm’s 47-acre historic site has produced food and fed New Yorkers for over three centuries.
Experience the Queens Farm’s 47 acres with a tractor pulled hayride. Find your seat on a hay bale for a special view of the farm’s pastures, woody areas, and growing fields. Stop by the Farm Store to purchase your tickets.
Get a taste of plant genetics while discussing the seasonality, propagation, and pollination processes needed to produce New York’s signature fruit. Each student will receive a small bottle of pasteurized cider, take a guided tour of our working farm and historic orchard, and get to enjoy a hayride.
Celebrate Harvest Season on the Farm! From pumpkins to cider donuts and everything in between, a visit to Queens Farm is the perfect way to welcome autumn! Free grounds admission October 1-28 (including 10/9) & October 30-31. Enjoy local food vendors every weekend in October!