Number of apprentices that have trained as farmers at HVA, nearly all remain in farming and food-related work
Number of businesses within 120 miles that Hawthorne Valley supported in 2015
Number of children Hawthorne Valley welcomes to its farm-based education programs each year
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Martina Müller in Nexus Show at The Mount
Hawthorne Valley Waldorf School’s Arts Teacher Martina Müller will have a piece in the upcoming outdoor sculpture show, “Nexus” to be held in the beautiful gardens surrounding Edith Wharton’s estate at The Mount in Lenox, Mass (2 Plunkett Street, Lenox, MA).
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Herbert Dreiseitl Joins Hawthorne Valley Association’s Board of Trustees
Hawthorne Valley Association is thrilled to welcome Herbert Dreiseitl to its Board of Trustees. Dreiseitl is a sculptor, artist, landscape architect, and interdisciplinary urban planner. World renowned for his groundbreaking contemporary designs in the fields of urban design, urban hydrology, water art, storm water management, planning, and landscape architecture, Dreiseitl founded the firm Atelier Dreiseitl in 1980.
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July 1, 2017
Declaration of Interdependence
Join us for a celebratory evening featuring dining and dancing at Hawthorne Valley overlooking our Corner Garden, with…
“In the movement to build a regenerative and just economy, we desperately need successful models. Hawthorne Valley is playing a crucial role in building a collaborative, resilient, local living economy in the Hudson Valley that is not only improving the quality of life in the valley, but is also a beacon of hope and possibility for other communities.”
Judy Wicks