My favorite confluence

We’re standing at the confluence of the seasons—confluence, a coming or flowing together, meeting, or gathering at one point.

Right now, summer and fall are tangled up in each other: hot afternoons still begging for swims, mornings cool enough to need a sweater, tomatoes ripening alongside the first pumpkins.

It’s a fleeting overlap, this moment when the seasons merge before fall wins out and summer slips away. There is beauty here in the in-between.

You should try to pause long enough to take it in before the tide of harvest and frost rolls on.

Here on the farm, this is a confluence of abundance: the rush of the last summer harvests, the first hints of hearty fall crops, the energy of events and gatherings that carry us through the shift. It’s a reminder that the best way to honor the season is to show up—to eat, to celebrate, to share it all together.

So consider this your invitation: come meet us in this in-between, where two seasons collide and the table is full.

Upcoming Events

October 18th – Join us for a relaxed and lively evening on the Farm Store Porch while we bid summer farewell and we welcome in fall and all its abundance.

Let us plan for you!

Looking for a unique way to gather your people? Host your own private farm-to-table event with us! Whether it’s a birthday, anniversary, company party, or just an excuse to celebrate, we’ll craft a seasonal menu straight from the fields and set the stage for an unforgettable evening on the farm. We host events year-round!

Things we’re loving

We want you to be inspired and to live in health & gratitude. Here’s what’s feeding my stoke this month:

✨ Herringbone Bookstore’s Book Fest hosted at the High Desert Music Hall in Redmond. FREE books for readers of all ages
✨ Amaranth! The picture at the top of the email is my installation in our garden bar. Va Va Voom! Let me know what you create
✨ Shine Babe and Old Boy Vintage are my go to spots for refreshing my wardrobe as the season shifts and I begin looking for new layers while avoiding all things fast fashion.
Much love, Mel

Thank you for being here! We’re grateful for your dedication to seasonal, beautiful food and the joy of culinary exploration—so let’s eat!

Photos by Nat Leder, Rae Hanson and Mel Harmon