Artisans & Community at the Farm
At Greig Farm, we are proud to be the home of a number of resident farmers, artists and crafts people, as well as the O Zone Environmental Center and our Community Garden. Learn more by clicking on a name on the list.
SoHu Craft Market
Pictured at the top of the page is the SoHu (South of Hudson) craft market which is located in our renovated 1850's dairy barn. SoHu features work from over 25 local artisans with collections including ceramics, woodworking, fiber arts, and antique collectibles. A great place to shop for the perfect gift or a new addition to your home decor. Open 11 am to 5pm, Thursday - Monday, the craft marke is adjacent to our Farm Market & Cafe at 227 Pitcher Lane.
Interested in displaying your work?
We are currently accepting new vendors to display their work at SoHu. Please contact us to tell us about yourself and your work.
Harvest Studio Gallery
The Hudson Valley has long been fertile ground for farms and artists alike. Perhaps an unlikely duo, we see a passion shared between farmers and artists. Working from a blank canvas, we work to create something that brings communities together; to slow down and share an experience together.
Drew Miller leads the Harvest Studio/Gallery, where he offers a variety of classes for young and emerging artists. Here's a link to Drew's website.
The gallery is open Thursday - Sunday, 10 am - 5 pm. It's located on the lower level of the Barn at 227 Pitcher Lane.
O Zone Sustainability Center
The O Zone provides a variety of goods, services and workshops for local residents to learn about their community options as well as make their own sustainable choices. Check out the bulk-refill marketplace, participate in the Community Compost CSA program, sign-up to receive quarterly waste-free packages, and take advantage of the O Zone’s many free recycling endeavors. Learn more.
Heartbreaker Flower Farm
2023 is the third season Heartbreaker is growing cut-flowers at Greig Farm. Heartbreaker grows hundreds of varieties of gorgeous flowers - from special and unique tulips and to more humble favorites like zinnias and sunflowers. Locally-grown (and chemical-free) flowers support local bees and pollinators, regenerate local soils, beautify local tables and have less impact on mother earth. Flowers are for sale in the Farm Market. Join Club Heartbreak - a CSA Share Program - and receive weekly bouquets of beautiful, fresh flowers!
Grandiflora Garden Center
Grandiflora Garden Center, located at 144 Pitcher Lane on the farm, is a go-to resource for gardeners in the Hudson Valley. Grandiflora’s owner, Katie, offers deep gardening and horticultural knowledge that will help you landscape your home or establish a backyard garden. Katie studied Horticulture and Landscape Architecture at Cornell U. and has been gardening and designing gardens ever since. Grandiflora is open seasonally.
Daniel Higgins Jewelry
Dennis Higgins is a resident jewelry artist on the farm. Dennis’s studio is located in our old bullpen, a small outbuilding located behind our 1850s dairy barn. Dennis has an open-door policy at his studio: you’re welcome to stop in to see his work and say hello anytime that he’s there. To find out more about his work, take a look at his website.
Steel Imaginations
A long-time friend of the farm, Wilfredo Morel has shaped our farm’s artist community. We strive to make our farm a closed system, where every output of one component is a potential input to another component. Wilfredo participates by repurposing broken equipment parts into beautiful metal sculptures. Our mechanic’s shop doubles as Wilfredo’s studio. Each piece of equipment that enters the shop exits either repaired and ready to return to the field, or in a new form as a piece of art.
Community Garden
Grow some flowers for your home or veggies for your fridge, and share some gardening tips with your neighbors. You can lease a plot at the the Greig Farm Community Garden located just across the street from the Farm Market at 227 Pitcher Lane. See details below.
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Garden plots are 20’ x 20’. You may pick your own plot on a first come, first serve basis. Each plot is $50 for the season, April 1 - Dec. 1.
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Go to the Greig Farm Market at 227 Pitcher Lane to purchase the lease.
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You may plant anything you’d like in your plot, but please note that this is a one-season lease. If you choose to plant perennials, we do not guarantee access to your plot next year.
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Fertilizer, spray, or any other input applied to your garden must be compliant with the National Organic Program requirements. Use of any other input is strictly prohibited.
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The garden is located in a wide open field and we’ve never had problems with deer or small mammals here in past. We don’t currently plan to fence the garden. If we begin to see a deer problem, we’ll take another look at fencing the garden.
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Gardens must be cleaned up by December 1st.