UPCOMING EVENTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
Join us for a day of celebration at the farm!
We’re excited to welcome the public to the farm on Saturday, November 14 for a day of farm activities, local vendors, live music, delicious food, and community gathering. We hope you’ll join us! We’ll be adding a schedule of events soon, so check back for more information and follow us on Instagram for the latest updates. Please spread the word: invite your family and friends. Everyone is welcome!
Food is free! It’s our offering to the community.
Bring cash/other forms of payment for activities/vendors.
Have a question? Shoot us an email at: arroyorunsthroughit@gmail.com
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Past Events
Erosion Control and Mitigation Workshop
In July 2026, we partnered with Quivira Coalition again, along with Southwest Urban Hydrology, to put on an erosion control and mitigation workshop. Participants learned how to identify types of erosion, read the landscape to assess where the origin of erosion problems might be occurring, and how to easily build affordable structures that help control eroding water flow and increase water infiltration.
Grazing in Community
In early November 2025, we co-hosted “Grazing in Community” in partnership with Quivira Coalition and Grazing School of the West. In this hands-on workshop, participants experienced the power of of small-scale grazing to regenerate land, foster ecological health, and support resilient neighborhoods.
Stew Hen Processing
In March 2025 we hosted a stew hen processing workshop for women/femme/nonbinary folks. Students learned how to humanely process and clean a bird and were able to bring it home with them.
Build a Cob Oven
In July 2024, we hosted a workshop focused on crafting a cob oven, where participants engaged with hands-on techniques to utilize recycled materials and the rich earth found under their feet. This immersive experience empowered attendees to create functional outdoor ovens and fostered a deeper appreciation for natural building practices and community collaboration.