A Community of Gardeners
Meetinghouse Farm is a community-based horticultural initiative located on 23 acres of conservation land in West Barnstable, Cape Cod, Massachusetts.
We model and teach sustainable horticultural and agricultural techniques; offer a wide array of nature-focused programming and resources for people of all ages and abilities; and provide a natural, aesthetic, and peaceful environment for gardening, contemplation, and passive recreation.
Run entirely by volunteers, Meetinghouse Farm is dedicated to building and strengthening community through the joy of gardening and the healing power of nature.
Come grow with us!
News on the Farm
A Bountiful Harvest
On October 5, 2025, Meetinghouse Farm community gardeners and the board celebrated with a harvest potluck dinner, with everyone providing homemade dishes that highlighted their successful crops. It was a beautiful evening with lots of delicious meals and wonderful company. Won’t you grow with us in the future?
But as the Farm puts its planting beds to rest, be assured that not everything is sleeping at the Farm! Don’t miss our fall and winter presentations and our holiday greens sale all held in the cozy greenhouse, which is always open to anyone in need of the sun’s natural warmth as the cold seasons creep in.
Happy harvest!
It’s that time of the year again! Meetinghouse Farm is preparing for the 2025 Pie in the Sky Sale!
This annual pie and goodies sale is made possible only through the efforts of our skilled volunteer bakers. If you have a favorite recipe for a pie or any other baked goodies, and have a little time before Thanksgiving to bake and donate to our sale, please let us know!
Our volunteers make delivery easy! Just drop off your goodies the evening of Tuesday, November 25 at the West Barnstable Community Building between 5 and 7 PM. We’ll give you a big thanks and take care of the rest.
To help us keep track of incoming treats, please email us at: info@MeetinghouseFarm.org.
Calling all Bakers!
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“I have always felt the need to be connected to the land. The farm fulfills that need in many ways: horticulture, agriculture, arbor culture, stewardship of the land, and a community of like-minded people. The farm is where it all comes together for me.”
— Earl S.
