Join us for our monthly wood-fired pizza night at the cob oven!

Come join us on Beltaine for a biochar bonfire!

The Wild Hunt & Ethical Harvest explores traditional hunting and harvesting practices grounded in stewardship and responsibility. Learn the fundamentals of tracking, scoutcraft, ethical decision-making, and humane harvest methods for small and large game. This class emphasizes skill, respect, and sustainable relationship with the land.

Join us for our monthly wood-fired pizza night at the cob oven!

We invite you to join in on this fun, engaging tale-of-a-time Earth Day celebration at Long Branch! All ages welcomed and encouraged! Get comfy as PapaJoe takes us on a folklore storytelling journey through different times and places with loving Mother Earth as a centerpiece. 

In this workshop, you’ll learn reliable fire starting methods ranging from one match fires, ferro rods, to bow drill friction fires. Develop confidence in varied conditions while deepening your understanding of materials, preparation, and environmental awareness.

We welcome you to join us for a Long Branch full moon hike up to Little Sandymush Bald at the top of the property on the first full moon of the spring season!

Learn to read the subtle signs of the land through tracking and bird language. In this hands-on workshop, you’ll study animal movement, interpret ground sign, and understand how birds signal changes in the environment. Develop deeper awareness, sharper observation, and a stronger relationship with the ecosystems around you.

Once a month, we gather to light the oven, stretch dough, share toppings, and enjoy slow food and good company. This is an open, family-friendly community evening — bring kids, friends, neighbors, instruments, and your appetite. This is a special one celebrating the spring equinox!

Live staking is a simple and powerful bioengineering technique that uses dormant cuttings of woody plants to stabilize soil, reduce erosion, and restore ecological function along waterways. During this workday, we’ll be installing live stakes around the perimeter of our trout pond to strengthen the banks before spring rains arrive.

Winter Dreaming is a late season gathering devoted to rest, reflection, and collective imagination.

In the deep quiet of the last weeks of the coldest season, we will be guided into a Yoga Nidra–inspired dream state—an intentional space between waking and sleeping where insight, integration, and creativity naturally arise.

We will talk about what biochar is, how it's made, its historical and cultural significance, how it fits into soil regeneration, and a little about the greater contexts of carbon sequestration and climate change mitigation. After the workshop we will share a potluck meal together, so bring your favorite dish!

Join Long Branch in ringing in the New Year by a hike to the Sandy Mush Bald and wrap it up with a cold plunge in the trout pond!

Join the Long Branch fam for a community gratitude potluck. Bring a dish to share to make this a collaborative meal.

Bring your well-loved clothes and gear—and a dish to share—for a night of repair, learning, and connection.

Our annual lumberjack party and chili cook off is on! Bring your axe, flannel, and your best chili recipe for a day of wood splitting, stacking, and gathering community in the autumn forest at Long Branch.

Let's go a-chestnutting!  Back in the time of the mighty American chestnut tree, families and friends would gather to go 'chestnutting', collecting the bounty of nutritious nuts and enjoying a fall frolic in the countryside.

Each month through fall and into winter, we are hosting a hatha yoga class, followed by a community potluck to gather as the days get darker.

We are closed all day to the public today, in honor of the passing of our founder, Paul Gallimore.

Every first and third Wednesday this summer, we’re hosting a special event to cool off from the summer heat, combining the soothing practice of yin yoga with the comfort of a community potluck.

Every first and third Wednesday this summer, we’re hosting a special event to cool off from the summer heat, combining the soothing practice of yin yoga with the comfort of a community potluck.

Get your hands in the dirt this weekend! Join us at Long Branch Environmental Education Center for an afternoon of garden care and community connection.

We'll start the day by weeding and tending our annual garden beds. After our hands-on work, we invite everyone to relax and share a delicious community potluck—a celebration of our collective effort and the Earth we steward.

This men’s circle offers a space for honest conversation, mutual support, and genuine connection. Drawing from over seven years of experience with the Mankind Project Australia, Oli will guide the group in a way that honors the unique strengths and skills already present in the room.