Mount Wolfe Farm

09/30/2026

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09/30/2026

T-shirts have landed! James aka TBA HOPE has masterfully screenprinted these beauties for folks to pick up this weekend!

These cotton/bamboo jersey Jerico numbers are stocked in a range of sizes, will cost $40/each, and cash or card will be accepted .

Can’t make it to the moot but MUST have a shirt? Dm us with your email address and we’ll reach out.

Special thanks to Julien aka captaindumbus for your printmaking prowess in adapting this design to a screen; and shout out of course to Annie aka Annie for this epic design!

It’s two days until we moot again! See you at the MOOT!

09/19/2026

Join us for our 2026 Open Farm Day! 🎃 🌽 🥕

Skip the supermarket and savour the fresh farm flavours you'll find at our Market Table, piled high with a wide selection of veggies, foodstuffs, and chicken.

Enjoy activities for the kids, self-guided walking tours, refreshments, and more!

We hope to see you at the farm!

https://mountwolfefarm.ca/

09/19/2026

Take a gander, it’s official SpoonMoot 8 poster!
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Thank you Annie aka Annie aka gardening_spores for this year’s design. Annie’s playful and unique style extends beyond her prolific body of spoon-works, and this design will adorn t-shirts and posters.
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Building on the success of last year’s spontaneous screen-printing demos, t-shirts will be screen printed at this year’s event. Purchase a high-quality Jerico Clothing bamboo t-shirt, poster, or BYOClothing to be screen printed by TBA HOPE at SpoonMoot this year! Can’t make the Moot but want a shirt? Dm us!
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09/18/2026

"While the farm store nestled in the driveway at Caledon’s Mount Wolfe Farm (MWF) has quickly gained local popularity as a “convenience store in the country,” how it came to be is really a story of its own.

Open seven days a week, 9:00am to 9:00pm, the store offers an easy option to pick up items like eggs or maple syrup after work without braving busy grocery stores and parking lots. There’s also fresh produce, honey, flour, and even specialty items like fermented foods, kimchi and kombucha.

In addition, on Thursday’s during the CSA pick-up time slot, from 3:30pm to 6:00pm the public can also continue up the driveway to select from a broader variety of freshly picked produce and more.

You’ll find Mount Wolfe Farm and the farm store at: 16060 Mt Pleasant Road, just north of Old Church Road.

Be sure to visit!"

https://justsayincaledon.com/the-story-behind-caledons-convenience-store-in-the-country/

08/19/2026

SpoonMoot returns for its 8th year! Whether you are new to spoon-carving or a seasoned pro, we will have something for you. Come join us!
>Moot-an assembly held for debate, especially in Anglo-Saxon and medieval times. We always discuss whether we will meet again next year!<
Come and join us at our annual gathering for Spooncarvers from Ontario and beyond! Ontario Land Skills Network have been holding this space at Mount Wolfe Farm since 2019 and even managed to keep going through the pandemic. It’s a small gathering of between 35-50 people. Starting off as a one day event we now cover a whole weekend!
The Moot is a relaxed affair. Simply come and carve in the beautiful surroundings of Mount Wolfe Farm for a day or the whole weekend.
See our eventbrite page for more details and to buy your ticket! Link in bio 👉🏻

07/31/2026

Continuing our celebration of the Celtic Wheel of the Year... today we celebrate Lughnasadh!

This is the 4th Gaelic cross- quarter Fire Festival and means ‘Lugh’s assembly’ which, in Celtic mythology, is said to be when the god Lugh celebrated a funeral feast for his foster-mother Tailtiu. In the modern Gaelic language, Lughnasah means August. This is the first harvest festival that celebrates the harvest season and moves from summer to winter.

The day's shortening length becomes more noticeable now, the crops begin to roll in from the fields, and we celebrate the abundance of the land and our continued labours to bring forth sustenance from her, pray for good weather!

https://mountwolfefarm.ca/

07/18/2026

Saving these for a crispy hot day
Rain at last 🙏
Grateful for each drop, gifts from the clouds!
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07/03/2026

Is a River Alive? 💧

Recently, many of us will have celebrated Canada the Nation on Canada Day. Celebrations are always an invitation for gratitude and reflection on the origins of such pride; many themes of our Canadian identity are drawn from and inspired by the natural forces of this incredible land, her abundant gifts, and sublime, powerful landscapes. May the land and our relationship to it, in both lived experience and imagination, unite us in our rich diversity as Canadians and with a duty to always protect the sacred and connecting being of water.

Here in the Greater Tkaranto Bioregion we are deeply entwined with rivers and lakes, held in the web of watery connection they thread the landscape with. Feeling curious about your relationship to the land? The Rights of Nature movement is a great place to continue that exploration, as are the waters both close to your home and out in the 'wilderness' of this incredible place, our home, Canada.

In 2021, the Magpie River was granted legal personhood to protect its pristine waters. The documentary considers the impact of this decision and how it could ensure the Magpie's mighty waters continue to flow freely for the people and wildlife that depend on them. Do check out the Nature of Things Documentary about it on The Nature of Things.

The wonderful book by Nature writer Robert Macfarlane explores the titular question in his most recent release, in which he travels to several river systems, in various states of thriving and threat, in Ecuador, India, Canada, and his native England. We as a family went to see him speak last year on the tour for this book that BookLore Orangeville facilitated, and it was very meaningful to be saturated in expansive flowing ideas about our relationship to nature. I thought a lot about the small rivulet of Cold Creek that runs through Mount Wolfe Farm and feeds the beautiful Humber as it braids through Bolton and beyond to Lake Ontario; when I drive to Sorauren Market every Monday, I wave to the water as I pass alongside that graceful white bridge that spans the humber’s mouth, feeling how we both flow from these hills to parts further afield and then home, cyclically, again and again. I highly recommend giving Is a River Alive? a read, and/or listening to the CBC Ideas Podcast What Does it Mean For A River To Be ‘Alive’? about the book, and the explorations of what it means to be in relationship to rivers.

07/02/2026

In 2021, this river was granted legal personhood to protect its pristine waters. The documentary considers the impact of this decision and how it could ensure the Magpie's mighty waters continue to flow freely for the people and wildlife that depend on them. '

Today, many of us will celebrate Canada the Nation. Celebrations are always an invitation for gratitude and reflection on the origins of such pride; many themes of our Canadian identity are drawn from and inspired by the natural forces of this incredible land, her abundant gifts, and sublime, powerful landscapes. May the land and our relationship to it, in both lived experience and imagination, unite us in our rich diversity as Canadians and with a duty to always protect the sacred and connecting being of water.

Here in the Greater Tkaranto Bioregion we are deeply entwined with rivers and lakes, held in the web of watery connection they thread the landscape with. Feeling curious about your relationship to the land? The Rights of Nature movement is a great place to continue that exploration, as are the waters both close to your home and out in the 'wilderness' of this incredible place, our home, Canada.

https://www.cbc.ca/documentaries/the-nature-of-things/this-pristine-canadian-river-has-legal-personhood-a-new-approach-to-conserving-nature-1.7100728

New documentary examines how a Quebec river became a person under the law and how that protects it from harm