About
Farm Day is a Waldorf-inspired summer program where children take part in hands-on farm activities such as harvesting, planting, weeding, and collecting chicken eggs. Each morning includes a balance of play, art, and real work on a real, working farm that uses exclusively organic practices to grow fruits, vegetables, flowers, and herbs.
• Ages: 3–9 years old
• Schedule: Jun 29 to Aug 28, 9am to 1pm
Farm Day is led by a team that includes Director Maggie Touchette; Lead Teacher for the 3–4s program, Holly Maran; Art Teacher, Andi Pisacano; Farm Teacher, Matthew Ross; and Lead Teacher for the 5–9s program, Cholena Smith-Boyd. Maggie has a Masters of Education from Fordham University and a Waldorf Teaching Certificate from the Sunbridge Institute, Holly received a LifeWays Waldorf certification in 2012, and Andi has a BFA in Fine Arts from the Museum School in Boston and a Masters in Elementary Education. Farm Day is a continuation of a program whose origin dates back to 2008, with Harbor Waldorf School operating from 2009 until 2023 and the summer camp settling at its current farm campus in 2015, and the first season under the Farm Day name beginning in 2024. The summer program continues through the support of the farm’s owners Maxwell and Oliver Ryan and farmer Paul Hamilton, and Cholena is a member of the Shinnecock Nation and works as a Cultural Enrichment Instructor for the Boys and Girls Club of the Shinnecock Nation.
Last updated May 28, 2026.
• Ages: 3–9 years old
• Schedule: Jun 29 to Aug 28, 9am to 1pm
Farm Day is led by a team that includes Director Maggie Touchette; Lead Teacher for the 3–4s program, Holly Maran; Art Teacher, Andi Pisacano; Farm Teacher, Matthew Ross; and Lead Teacher for the 5–9s program, Cholena Smith-Boyd. Maggie has a Masters of Education from Fordham University and a Waldorf Teaching Certificate from the Sunbridge Institute, Holly received a LifeWays Waldorf certification in 2012, and Andi has a BFA in Fine Arts from the Museum School in Boston and a Masters in Elementary Education. Farm Day is a continuation of a program whose origin dates back to 2008, with Harbor Waldorf School operating from 2009 until 2023 and the summer camp settling at its current farm campus in 2015, and the first season under the Farm Day name beginning in 2024. The summer program continues through the support of the farm’s owners Maxwell and Oliver Ryan and farmer Paul Hamilton, and Cholena is a member of the Shinnecock Nation and works as a Cultural Enrichment Instructor for the Boys and Girls Club of the Shinnecock Nation.
Last updated May 28, 2026.
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