Help us clean up the farm for the season! We’re looking for 6-15 volunteers to help with on-farm tasks so that many hands can make for lighter work.

April 2, 2025 marks a critical moment for us (Vernon Family Farm’s hearing date) as we head to Superior Court to fight for our right to farm. Help us make this date one for the books for farm store sales.

Drop by the farm to see baby lambs, chat with Farmer Jeremiah about all things sheep, and sign up for a CSA!

Drop by the farm to shop all things Valentine’s Day. Show your local farmers some love, enjoy fresh pastries, new specialty items, gourmet chocolates, romantic dinner home cooking ideas and 10% for all first-time customers at the farm store.

Drop by the farm to shop The Tiny Shop pop-up, enjoy some warm beverages and fresh pastries, and 10% for all first-time customers at the farm store.

Drop by the farm to see sheep shearing, meat box subscription weekend, and 10% off for first-time customers at the farm store!

An event to benefit VFF, laugh your heart out at Sea Dog Brewing Company for The Laughing Dog Comedy Night.

An extra special night with fire-spinning performances by long-time fire spinner, Courtney Drahms. Local old-time and folk outfit The Mountain.

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Artty invites musicians from the summer concerts at VFF to an acoustic jam for the last brunch of the season. Come enjoy some of the best local musicians in the Seacoast area for some amazing jams of bluegrass, blues, Grateful Dead, and much more.

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Fresh off a first place win at the 2023 Thomas Point Beach Bluegrass Festival band competition, Rachel Sumner + Traveling Light have been captivating audiences throughout the northeast.

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Dynamic multi-genre (bluegrass, rock, folk, pop, and more) wrapped in string band instrumentation add drums, featuring three part harmonies for originals, covers, and traditional tunes.

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We hope you’ll join us outdoors on the farm for our fundraiser to help save our family farm. We'll have a live and silent auction, raffle, live music, farm fresh food, lawn games, and more.

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Cousin Bobby is a tight-knit collection of high-caliber bluegrass players—a rowdy band of (very kind, sweet) hooligans ready to melt your face with harmonies, licks, and old-time music played like a freight train crashing through your living room or in this case, the farm!

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Hot Skillet Club mixes up a skillet of swing, western swing and songs from the great American songbook to delight many palates.

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Wellfleet has been performing around New England for 12 years now, playing a mix of cover songs and upbeat, accessible original material. They play a wide variety of cover songs from well-known artists such as Paul Simon, Tom Petty, The Beatles, and many others.

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Artty’s Blues Brunch will be playing nothing but heatfelt blues. Some acoustic, some electric, lots of harmonica—a laid back spin on upbeat, roots, and modern blues. You can’t expect some talented local accompaniment for this brunch.

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“More of the good, less of the bad.” That’s the motto upon which Underground Springhouse have built their sound and style. Exploring reggae, country, and funk influences within a rock ‘n roll context, Springhouse has crafted a genre-bending catalog that takes listeners from beaches to back roads with ear-worm hooks and head-bobbing grooves.

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Flying Vipers emerged from a basement lair outside Boston Mass in 2015, but their sound is of another time and place. Inspired by classic Jamaican dub from the likes of King Tubby and Augustus Pablo, plus modal jazz, soul, and DIY post-punk.

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Indie folk band, Sneaky Miles, formed in the fall of 2019. The trio found each other through open mic nights at UNH, don’t miss this night as they continue to spread good vibes through their original tunes at the farm.

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Artty Francoeur Trio is a harmonica driven blues, roots, and Americana group that plays music for all ages.

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Rock, reggae and jam—ride the tide to an unforgettable performance with the seacoast's very own, Slack Tide.

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Dark Star Project plays a high energy mix of Grateful Dead originals and the covers they played.

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The Clements Brothers are George (guitar) and Charles (upright bass), identical twins from the heart of New England. The two have been playing and writing music together for as long as they can remember, first entering the Americana music scene in 2012.

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This is a ticketed event at the farm. We appreciate you shopping the farm store for your local food afterwards so that we can continue to collaborate with local businesses on the Seacoast of NH.

Established in Boston in 2007, The Macrotones are a 10-piece unit steeped in off-beat funk & soul rhythms from all over the globe. Blazing horns meet mighty hooks for a progressive mix fit to fill any dancefloor or in this case, farm patio!

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Up-beat, soul-filled, bluesy-swing with a touch of reggae. This 4 piece band driven by Nate Zane on the keys and Artty Francoeur on the harmonica and vocals will get you grooving.

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The members of New Norde used to make relatively shiny pop songs as 2000s New Hampshire seacoast stalwarts, The Minus Scale. This new project is a power-pop trio who shamelessly wear influences like Matthew Sweet, Nada Surf, Teenage Fanclub, and Guided by Voices on its collective sleeve.

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Influenced by a wide spectrum of genres, Bitter Pill creates music that defies easy classification. They are a tight-knit family (literally, a father and daughter) who play a dark and anachronistic twist of folk, blues, jazz, rock, and country.

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