Generated by All in One SEO v4.8.9, this is an llms.txt file, used by LLMs to index the site. # Welcome to Farmington Welcome to Farmington ## Sitemaps - [XML Sitemap](https://visitfarmington.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website. ## Posts - [Judge John Speed, The Family Guy](https://visitfarmington.org/blog/judge-john-speed-the-family-guy/) - A year or so ago I was volunteering at Farmington and I was asked to transcribe a letter written by John Speed to his daughter Mary. Mary, and her sister Eliza, were away at boarding school in Bardstown. In the letter John encouraged Mary to be attentive to her studies and to try and help - [John Speed the Entrepreneur](https://visitfarmington.org/blog/john-speed-the-entrepreneur/) - Say what you will about John Speed, he was a great entrepreneur! By 1809 he and his young family had taken possession of and moved onto the property that they would call Farmington. Judge Speed, as he became known in the community, was very good at generating prosperity. Using the advantage of family wealth to - [Who Was John Speed?](https://visitfarmington.org/blog/who-was-john-speed/) - The plantation called Farmington was established by John Speed. We know that Speed had taken ownership of Farmington by 1809 through examining tax records for Jefferson County. In a letter to his business partner, William Pope, Speed claims that his family was living in “our cabins” on the Farmington property by that year. John Speed - [How the Speed Family Got to Kentucky](https://visitfarmington.org/blog/how-the-speed-family-got-to-kentucky/) - I may be going further back into Speed family history than is needed. I have found, though, that while investigating topics for these blogs I discover things so interesting that it is impossible not to talk (or write) about them. So it is with the Speed family. Some background information will help explain the - [Joshua Speed Meets Abraham Lincoln, part 3](https://visitfarmington.org/blog/joshua-speed-meets-abraham-lincoln-part-3/) - There are several interesting questions that arise from the story about how Joshua and Lincoln first met. One is whether or not Joshua and Lincoln had previously known one another. Is it a normal occurrence for a person to invite a total stranger to share a room? Almost certainly, Joshua knew Abraham Lincoln prior to - [An Invitation to Discuss James: A Novel](https://visitfarmington.org/blog/an-invitation-to-discuss-james-a-novel/) - This is an invitation to you to join a discussion of the book James: A Novel by Percival Everett. The staff, volunteers, and board members are always trying to extend Farmington’s community engagement. One of the ways we have done this is to join a group called the Louisville Coalition on the History of Enslavement - [James Speed: One of Lincoln's Kentuky Friends](https://visitfarmington.org/blog/james-speed-one-of-lincolns-kentuky-friends/) - In my last blog I talked about Gary Lee Williams’ Ph.D. dissertation that recounted the connections between Abraham Lincoln and Joshua and James Speed. Most of that discussion dealt with Lincoln and Joshua. Before I leave the topic of Lincoln’s Kentucky Friends, I wanted to mention James Speed. It is difficult to underestimate the importance - [Joshua and James Speed: Lincoln's Kentucky Friends](https://visitfarmington.org/blog/joshua-and-james-speed-lincolns-kentucky-friends/) - I had not planned on writing about this topic. In fact, I am actually doing some reading and investigation about the life of John Speed, the patriarch of Farmington who will be my topic in the future. Sometimes, though, a person goes in unanticipated directions; attention is diverted. At least, that is true for me. - [How Joshua Speed Met Abraham Lincoln, part 2](https://visitfarmington.org/blog/how-joshua-speed-met-abraham-lincoln-part-2/) - I began writing this series of posts thinking it would be pretty simple. What I have discovered is that I can get lost in the weeds trying to uncover what seemed a “simple” quest. The story of how Speed met Lincoln was recounted by Joshua on multiple occasions. Some of the narratives vary in small - [Abraham Lincoln's Birthday](https://visitfarmington.org/blog/abraham-lincolns-birthday/) - I am going to delay the second part of how Joshua and Lincoln became friends to recognize Lincoln's birthday. There is no better time to remember Lincoln's most famous speech. So, to honor our 16th president on his birthday, here is the Gettysburg Address. Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on - [How Joshua Speed Met Abraham Lincoln](https://visitfarmington.org/blog/how-joshua-speed-met-abraham-lincoln/) - If you’ve never visited Farmington or spent time studying about Lincoln, you may not know that the 16th president was best friends with Joshua Speed, who was born and raised at Farmington. In fact, one of the topics we spend time talking about with guests to the plantation is Lincoln’s visit in 1841. I will - [Allow Me to Introduce Myself](https://visitfarmington.org/blog/allow-me-to-introduce-myself/) - Allow me to introduce myself. I am a volunteer docent at Farmington. For most of my life I taught history in schools around the Louisville area. After spending 42 years in education, I decided to finally retire but I had to find some way to satisfy my desire to stay connected with the study of ## Pages - [HOME](https://visitfarmington.org/) - Once a 550-acre hemp plantation, six miles from Louisville on the Bardstown Pike, Farmington was home to the John Speed family and as many as 70 enslaved people. - [Board and Staff](https://visitfarmington.org/board-and-staff/) - [et_pb_section bb_built=”1″ admin_label=”About” _builder_version=”4.19.1″ _module_preset=”default” background_enable_color=”off” background_image=”https://visitfarmington.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Flowers-Farmington-scaled.jpg” parallax=”on” background_enable_pattern_style=”on” background_pattern_color=”RGBA(255,255,255,0)” background_pattern_size=”custom” background_pattern_width=”21px” custom_padding=”47px||152px|||” locked=”off” collapsed=”on” global_colors_info=”{%22gcid-f22ce391-07f1-4ce8-a74b-7c09c799a54e%22:%91%22background_color%22%93,%22gcid-1ebd227f-17a6-4b4b-aae3-34bdf343cf9f%22:%91%22background_color_gradient_stops%22%93}” next_background_color=”#BC9A00″][et_pb_row column_structure=”3_5,2_5″ _builder_version=”4.19.1″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][et_pb_column type=”3_5″ _builder_version=”4.19.0″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”][/et_pb_column][et_pb_column type=”2_5″ _builder_version=”4.19.1″ _module_preset=”default” background_color=”rgba(185,83,62,0.94)” custom_padding=”60px|60px|60px|60px|true|true” custom_padding_tablet=”30px|30px|30px|30px|true|true” custom_padding_phone=”20px|20px|20px|20px|true|true” custom_padding_last_edited=”on|desktop” global_colors_info=”{%22gcid-1ebd227f-17a6-4b4b-aae3-34bdf343cf9f%22:%91%22background_color__hover%22%93}” background__hover_enabled=”on|desktop”][et_pb_text _builder_version=”4.19.1″ _module_preset=”b327cbe4-b1d5-4b66-ad37-40c8f2f061ba” header_font=”Georgia||||||||” header_font_size=”32px” header_line_height=”1.2em” header_2_font=”Georgia||||||||” header_2_font_size=”48px” background_layout=”dark” custom_margin=”10px|||||” header_2_font_size_tablet=”32px” header_2_font_size_phone=”20px” header_2_font_size_last_edited=”on|desktop” global_colors_info=”{}”] Meet the Board and Staff of Farmington - 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It's different from a blog post because it will stay in one place and will show up in your site navigation (in most themes). Most people start with an About page that introduces them to potential site visitors. It might say something like this: Hi there! I'm a bike messenger ## Events - [Our Bountiful Garden-Let's Eat!](https://visitfarmington.org/event/our-bountiful-garden-lets-eat-2/) - Class Focus: Fall Cool Season Crops More Details to come- Learn how to use your garden bounty. Registration required. Register Here! - [Praise Songs for the Kitchen Ghosts- 2025 LCHE Book Discussion Series @ Locust Grove](https://visitfarmington.org/event/praise-songs-for-the-kitchen-ghosts-2025-lche-book-discussion-series-locust-grove/) - The Louisville Coalition on the History of Enslavement will host 4 book discussions at each of our sites throughout 2025. The following is a list of books that will be discussed as well as the site the discussion will be held. March 6, at Oxmoor Farm: James by Percival Everett May 15 at Locust Grove: Praise Song for the - [Hearth Cooking Workshop](https://visitfarmington.org/event/hearth-cooking-workshop-8/) - Spend the day with experienced hearth cook, Chas Stephens, prepping and cooking a full meal before sitting down to enjoy the spoils of your efforts with your fellow workshop attendees. Class size limited to 10 participants per workshop. At about 6:30 pm you and others will dine on the day’s bounty complete with wine and - [Closed for Holiday](https://visitfarmington.org/event/closed-for-holiday/) - We are closed for the 4th of July. We hope to see you on another day! - [Cultural & Senior Pass Day](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-senior-pass-day-10/) - All Visits/House Tours begin in the Farmington Visitor Center Museum store. Staff will check in your pass, and give you a stamp for house entry. Non-passholders may purchase their tour tickets in the museum store. Visits begin in the Visitor Center, where the exhibit room is open all day. On Pass days the House and - [Cultural & Senior Pass Day](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-senior-pass-day-9/) - All Visits/House Tours begin in the Farmington Visitor Center Museum store. Staff will check in your pass, and give you a stamp for house entry. Non-passholders may purchase their tour tickets in the museum store. Visits begin in the Visitor Center, where the exhibit room is open all day. On Pass days the House and - [Cultural & Senior Pass day](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-senior-pass-day-6/) - All Visits/House Tours begin in the Farmington Visitor Center Museum store. Staff will check in your pass, and give you a stamp for house entry. Non-passholders may purchase their tour tickets in the museum store. Visits begin in the Visitor Center, where the exhibit room is open all day. On Pass days the House and - [Cultural & Senior Pass Day](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-senior-pass-day-7/) - All Visits/House Tours begin in the Farmington Visitor Center Museum store. Staff will check in your pass and give you a stamp for house entry. Non-passholders may purchase their tour tickets in the museum store. Visits begin in the Visitor Center, where the exhibit room is open all day. On Pass days the House and - [Choosing Plants Walk & Talk](https://visitfarmington.org/event/choosing-plants-walk-talk/) - Becoming an Ecologically Minded Gardener Series Choosing Plants Natives vs. Non-natives Straight species vs cultivars Matching Plant to Place Restoring, creating & maintaining healthy ecosystems Focus on bio functionality Planting in plant communities - [June in the Vegetable Garden Walk &Talk](https://visitfarmington.org/event/june-in-the-vegetable-garden-walk-talk/) - What’s Happening this month? Planting, Growing Summer Crops & Succession Planting (bush beans, corn, beets) Let’s Plant: Bush beans, tomatoes, squash, zucchini, potatoes (late crop), beets, corn Let’s Talk Plants: Pole beans, bush beans, tomatoes, squash, zucchini - [June in the Vegetable Garden](https://visitfarmington.org/event/june-in-the-vegetable-garden/) - Master Gardener Educational Program at Farmington June is the month we discover which seeds are sprouting and which plants need thinning! Families will learn about good watering practices, providing support for plants and good weeding practices. We will also discuss general insect damage control. Meet under the Pavillion Open to all ages, including families - [July in the Vegetable Garden Walk & Talk](https://visitfarmington.org/event/july-in-the-vegetable-garden-walk-talk/) - What’s Happening this month? Growing & Harvesting Summer Crops, Succession Planting (beets, corn) and Planting Fall Vegetables Let’s Plant: Kale, lettuce, spinach, radish, carrots, beet, corn Let’s Talk Plants: Kale, lettuce, spinach, radish, carrots Park at the Visitor Center Parking lot. Follow the walking path over the bridge to the garden behind the main house. - [The Climate Crisis & Ways to Deal with it in the Garden Walk & Talk](https://visitfarmington.org/event/the-climate-crisis-ways-to-deal-with-it-in-the-garden-walk-talk/) - Becoming an Ecologically Minded Gardener Series The Climate Crisis and Ways to Deal with it in The Garden Water: Too much and Not Enough Late Summer Water Issues Wind Seasonal temp instability Extreme temperatures Park at the Visitor Center Parking lot. Follow the walking path over the bridge to the garden behind the main house. - [September in the Vegetable Garden Walk & Talk](https://visitfarmington.org/event/september-in-the-vegetable-garden-walk-talk/) - What’s Happening this month? Growing & Harvesting Fall Crops, Succession Planting Fall Crops (radish, spinach) Let’s Talk Plants: Perennial crops – asparagus, rhubarb Park at the Visitor Center Parking lot. Follow the walking path over the bridge to the garden behind the main house. - [Late Summer & Fall in the Pollinator Garden Walk & Talk](https://visitfarmington.org/event/late-summer-fall-in-the-pollinator-garden-walk-talk/) - Garden Care Water issues Cutback in Fall or Spring? Park at the Visitor Center Parking lot. Follow the walking path over the bridge to the garden behind the main house. - [October in the Vegetable Garden Walk &Talk](https://visitfarmington.org/event/october-in-the-vegetable-garden-walk-talk/) - What’s Happening this month? Harvesting Fall Crops Let’s Talk Plants: Melons, gourds, sweet potatoes Park at the Visitor Center Parking lot. Follow the walking path over the bridge to the garden behind the main house. - [August in the Vegetable Garden Walk & Talk](https://visitfarmington.org/event/august-in-the-vegetable-garden-walk-talk/) - What’s Happening this month? Growing & Harvesting Summer Crops, Planting Fall Crops (cauliflower and broccoli), Succession Planting Fall Crops (radishes, leafy greens, peas, beets) Let’s Plant: Cauliflower, broccoli, radish, leafy greens, peas, beets Let’s Talk Plants: Cauliflower, broccoli, potatoes, corn Park at the Visitor Center Parking lot. Follow the walking path over the bridge to - [New Ideas About Garden Maintenace & Management](https://visitfarmington.org/event/new-ideas-about-garden-maintenace-management/) - Becoming an Ecologically Minded Gardener Series New Ideas About Garden Maintenance and Management The case for biodiversity Nature- and site-driven design Composting within the garden IPM and organic controls Fall in the Garden – Put it to Bed or Wait till Spring? Fallen Leaves and many ways to use them Park at the Visitor Center - [November in the Vegetable Garden Walk & Talk](https://visitfarmington.org/event/november-in-the-vegetable-garden-walk-talk/) - What’s Happening this month? Wrapping Up – Cleaning & Evaluating Let’s Plant: Cover crops Let’s Talk Plants: Cover crops, Planning for next season, Earliest time to start seeds indoors, Earliest time to plant seeds and transplants outdoors Park at the Visitor Center Parking lot. Follow the walking path over the bridge to the garden behind - [Design & Grow a Kitchen Garden Walk &Talk](https://visitfarmington.org/event/design-grow-a-kitchen-garden-walk-talk/) - Enjoying Herbs in the Garden Series Design & Grow A Kitchen Garden – And Other Ways to Include Herbs In Your Gardens and Landscapes - [Sun & Shade Garden Herbs Walk &Talk](https://visitfarmington.org/event/sun-shade-garden-herbs-walk-talk/) - Enjoying Herbs in the Garden - [Our Bountiful Garden-Lets Eat!](https://visitfarmington.org/event/our-bountiful-garden-lets-eat-3/) - Class Focus: Summer Vegetables Learn how to use your garden bounty. Registration required. Register Here! - [Tours Closed for Private Event](https://visitfarmington.org/event/tours-closed-for-private-event/) - Tours are closed for a Private Event today. Thank you for your understanding and we hope to see you on another day. - [Cultural & Senior Pass Day](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-senior-pass-day-8/) - All Visits/House Tours begin in the Farmington Visitor Center Museum store. Staff will check in your pass, and give you a stamp for house entry. Non-passholders may purchase their tour tickets in the museum store. Visits begin in the Visitor Center, where the exhibit room is open all day. On Pass days the House and - [JUNETEENTH- Free Tours and more (Buffalo Soldier experience/Cultural Pass)](https://visitfarmington.org/event/juneteenth-free-tours-and-more-buffalo-soldier-experience-cultural-pass/) - In honor of Juneteenth Farmington is holding a full day of special programming with an emphasis on the enslaved individuals who lived and labored on this land. Free Tours of the House will be available all day along with other special presentations on the grounds. Today only- Buffalo Soldier Encampment reenactment demonstrating post-Civil War African - [Cultural & Senior Pass Day](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-senior-pass-day-5/) - All Visits/House Tours begin in the Farmington Visitor Center Museum store. Staff will check in your pass, and give you a stamp for house entry. Non-passholders may purchase their tour tickets in the museum store. Visits begin in the Visitor Center, where the exhibit room is open all day. On Pass days the House and - [Cultural & Senior Pass Day](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-senior-pass-day-4/) - All Visits/House Tours begin in the Farmington Visitor Center Museum store. Staff will check in your pass, and give you a stamp for house entry. Non-passholders may purchase their tour tickets in the museum store. Visits begin in the Visitor Center, where the exhibit room is open all day. On Pass days the House and - [Cultural & Senior Pass Day](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-senior-pass-day-3/) - All Visits/House Tours begin in the Farmington Visitor Center Museum store. Staff will check in your pass, and give you a stamp for house entry. Non-passholders may purchase their tour tickets in the museum store. Visits begin in the Visitor Center, where the exhibit room is open all day. On Pass days the House and - [Cultural & Senior Pass Day](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-senior-pass-day-2/) - All Visits/House Tours begin in the Farmington Visitor Center Museum store. Staff will check in your pass, and give you a stamp for house entry. Non-passholders may purchase their tour tickets in the museum store. Visits begin in the Visitor Center, where the exhibit room is open all day. On Pass days the House and - [Cultural & Senior Pass Day](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-senior-pass-day/) - All Visits/House Tours begin in the Farmington Visitor Center Museum store. Staff will check in your pass and give you a stamp for house entry. Non-passholders may purchase their tour tickets in the museum store. Visits begin in the Visitor Center, where the exhibit room is open all day. All Passholders will need to check - [Music in the Pavilion Summer Series: YAPA!](https://visitfarmington.org/event/music-in-the-pavillion-summer-series-4/) - Bring a lawn chair and enjoy local musicians under the Pavilion at Farmington during these free monthly family-friendly events. Cash Bar available. This month's Artists YAPA! YAPA! is a high energy Latin band blending cumbia, Andean folk, and funk to splash jam flavor into irresistible dance grooves. A collective (hailing from Ecuador, Mexico, Canary Islands, - [Music in the Pavilion Summer Series: King Kong](https://visitfarmington.org/event/music-in-the-pavilion-summer-series/) - Bring a lawn chair and enjoy local musicians under the Pavilion at Farmington during these free monthly family-friendly events. Cash Bar available. This month's Artists King Kong Third Tuesdays, May thru October Rain or Shine - [Music in the Pavilion Summer Series: Marjorie Marshall](https://visitfarmington.org/event/music-in-the-pavillion-summer-series-2/) - Bring a lawn chair and enjoy local musicians under the Pavilion at Farmington during these free monthly family-friendly events. Cash Bar available. This months artist: Marjorie Marshall Edutainer Extraordinaire, Marjorie Marshall has been called a force of nature and a triple threat. As playwright, songwriter, and producer of Songbird of the South the real MaryAnn - [Cultural Pass & Senior Pass Day](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-pass-senior-pass-day/) - Farmington is a Cultural and Senior Pass destination this summer. House Entry from 10:00-1:30pm. All Visits/House Tours begin in the Farmington Visitor Center Museum store. Staff will check in your pass, and give you a stamp for house entry. Non-passholders may purchase their tour tickets in the museum store. Cultural Pass offers young people ages - [Our Bountiful Garden-Lets Eat!](https://visitfarmington.org/event/our-bountiful-garden-lets-eat/) - Class focus: Early Cool Season plants More Details to come- Learn how to use your garden bounty. Registration required. Register Here! - [Music in the Pavilion Summer Series: Frank X. Walker & Tyrone Cotton](https://visitfarmington.org/event/music-in-the-pavillion-summer-series-frank-x-walker/) - Special Guest: Frank X. Walker former KY Poet Laureate Frank X. Walker will read from his new book Load in Nine Times. (Link to book on the Event Page, Book available for purchase in the Farmington Musuem Store) In this stirring new collection, he reimagines the experiences of Black Civil War soldiers—including his own ancestors—who - [Music in the Pavilion Summer Series: Mary & Jaxon](https://visitfarmington.org/event/music-in-the-pavillion-summer-series-3/) - Bring a lawn chair and enjoy local musicians under the Pavilion at Farmington during these free monthly family-friendly events. Cash Bar available. August Artist Mary & Jaxon Third Tuesdays, May thru October - [Music in the Pavilion Summer Series: Glory Daze](https://visitfarmington.org/event/music-in-the-pavillion-summer-series/) - Bring a lawn chair and enjoy local musicians under the Pavilion at Farmington during these free monthly family-friendly events. Cash Bar available. Artists will be added as confirmed. June artist local Singer Songwriter Glory Daze Third Tuesdays, May thru October - [Mother's Day Tea in the Garden](https://visitfarmington.org/event/mothers-day-tea-in-the-garden/) - Celebrate Mother’s Day with a delightful afternoon tea in the elegant and historic setting of Farmington. This refined experience features delicate finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones, and exquisite sweets, served on antique china. Tea service includes unlimited tea from a selection of premium offerings. We take pride in serving premium teas from Fortnum & Mason, - [Derby In-A-Field Watch Party](https://visitfarmington.org/event/derby-in-a-field-watch-party/) - Looking for a super chill way to spend Derby Day! Join us for our new Derby Watch Party event. Spend the afternoon under the Pavillion with friends playing yard games, watching the races on a big screen, and enjoying picnic fare. Cash bar available. - [46th Annual Derby Breakfast presented by the Historic Homes Foundation](https://visitfarmington.org/event/46th-annual-derby-breakfast-presented-by-the-historic-homes-foundation/) - Celebrate the 46th year of our cherished Derby Breakfast, the longest-running Derby event in the region. It’s the perfect way to start your Derby Day. Your participation directly contributes to the preservation and support of local historic properties through the Historic Homes Foundation. 2025 Official Event of the Kentucky Derby Festival Ticket Options-Visit the Derby - [Hearth Cooking Workshop](https://visitfarmington.org/event/hearth-cooking-workshop-7/) - Spend the day with experienced hearth cook, Chas Stephens, prepping and cooking a full meal before sitting down to enjoy the spoils of your efforts with your fellow workshop attendees. Class size limited to 10 participants per workshop. At about 6:30 pm you and others will dine on the day’s bounty complete with wine and - [Hearth Cooking Workshop](https://visitfarmington.org/event/hearth-cooking-workshop-6/) - Spend the day with experienced hearth cook, Chas Stephens, prepping and cooking a full meal before sitting down to enjoy the spoils of your efforts with your fellow workshop attendees. Class size limited to 10 participants per workshop. At about 6:30 pm you and others will dine on the day’s bounty complete with wine and - [Hearth Cooking Workshop](https://visitfarmington.org/event/hearth-cooking-workshop-5/) - Spend the day with experienced hearth cook, Chas Stephens, prepping and cooking a full meal before sitting down to enjoy the spoils of your efforts with your fellow workshop attendees. Class size limited to 10 participants per workshop. At about 6:30 pm you and others will dine on the day’s bounty complete with wine and - [Annual Plant Sale](https://visitfarmington.org/event/annual-plant-sale/) - A fabulous selection of perennials, natives, annuals, herb & vegetables will be available for sale. Get your gardens and decks ready for a new season. Pre-order forms are now available. 2025-Farmington-Plant-Sale-Catalog-order-form.pdf Mulch @ $10 scoop Master Gardener Tip Table-Fri/Sat Children Garden activity table Master Gardener Walk & Talk-Vegetable Garden Sat 10/12/2pm Master Gardener Halderman Garden - [Annual Plant Sale](https://visitfarmington.org/event/annual-plant-sale-2/) - A fabulous selection of perennials, natives, annuals, herb & vegetables will be available for sale. Get your gardens and decks ready for a new season. Pre-order forms are now available. 2025-Farmington-Plant-Sale-Catalog-order-form.pdf Mulch @ $10 scoop Master Gardener Tip Table-Fri/Sat Children Garden activity table Master Gardener Walk & Talk-Vegetable Garden Sat 10/12/2pm Master Gardener Halderman Garden - [An Evening in the Garden](https://visitfarmington.org/event/an-evening-in-the-garden/) - Please join us on Thursday, June 5, 2025 at 6 p.m., as we present the 2025 ANNE BRUCE HALDEMAN AWARD FOR KENTUCKY LANDSCAPES, PRESERVATION, AND HISTORY to Walter T. Crutcher. The evening will feature exquisite flowers, live music, delicious food & libations, and a bottle pull. Proceeds support the ongoing preservation and educational mission of Farmington. - [The Quattro Voce String Quartet: Women Composers Through the Ages](https://visitfarmington.org/event/the-quattro-voce-string-quartet-women-composers-through-the-ages/) - This is a free, public concert. Pre-registration is recommended but not required. Quattro Voce are professional, free-lance musicians who love to find and play music that champions new or obscure voices from the past and present.They will perform an approximately 45-minute concert of music all by women composers. This "Women Composers Through the Ages" is - [Night Flyer-2025 LCHE Book Discussion Series @ Riverside](https://visitfarmington.org/event/night-flyer-2025-lche-book-discussion-series-riverside/) - The Louisville Coalition on the History of Enslavement will host 4 book discussions at each of our sites throughout 2025. The following is a list of books that will be discussed as well as the site the discussion will be held. March 6, at Oxmoor Farm: James by Percival Everett May 15 at Locust Grove: Praise Song for the - [Cecelia & Fanny -2025 LCHE Book Discussion Series @ Farmington](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cecelia-fanny-2025-lche-book-discussion-series-farmington/) - The Louisville Coalition on the History of Enslavement will host 4 book discussions at each of our sites throughout 2025. The following is a list of books that will be discussed as well as the site the discussion will be held. March 6, at Oxmoor Farm: James by Percival Everett May 15 at Locust Grove: Praise Song for the - [Know Your Soil Walk & Talk](https://visitfarmington.org/event/know-your-soil-walk-talk/) - Becoming an Ecologically Minded Gardener Series Soil/Food web Properties of Soil Soil and its inhabitants Caring for your soil (maintenance and management) No bare soil - [Early Summer in the Pollinator Garden Walk & Talk](https://visitfarmington.org/event/early-summer-in-the-pollinator-garden-walk-talk/) - Natives For Your Sun Garden Choosing High Value Nectar Plants - [Spring in the Pollinator Garden Walk & Talk](https://visitfarmington.org/event/spring-in-the-pollinator-garden-walk-talk/) - Extend the Season with Early & Late Bloomers When & How to Use Annuals; Dividing Perennials - [May in the Vegetable Garden Walk & Talk](https://visitfarmington.org/event/may-in-the-vegetable-garden-walk-talk/) - What’s Happening this month? Harvesting Cool Season Plants, Succession Planting (beets and radishes) & Planting Summer Crops Let’s Plant: Cucumbers, pole beans, bush beans, okra, eggplant, peppers, corn, beets, radishes, summer lettuce Let’s Talk Plants: Cucumbers, okra, eggplant, peppers, corn - [April in the Vegetable Garden](https://visitfarmington.org/event/april-in-the-vegetable-garden/) - What's going on in the garden this month? April & cool season crops - [James- 2025 LCHE Book Discussion Series @Oxmoor Farm](https://visitfarmington.org/event/james-2025-lche-book-discussion-series-oxmoor-farm/) - Join Farmington and the other members of the Louisville Coalition on the History of Enslavement in the 2025 Book Discussion Series. Locations of the book discussions will rotate between the Coalition members. All the books are available for purchase at Farmington. The first discussion is James by Percival Everett. THIS SESSION IS HELD AT - [The Revolutionary Life of Adrienne Lafayette-author talk Kathryn Goodwin Tone](https://visitfarmington.org/event/the-revolutionary-life-of-adrienne-lafayette-author-talk-kathryn-goodwin-tone/) - Farmington is happy to host the Lafayette Bicentennial-Louisville American Friends of Lafayette for this installment of their Lafayette Bicentennial Speaker Series. This event will be held in the Carriage House- the cream building to the left of the museum. Hope Is a Duty – The Revolutionary Life of Adrienne Lafayette By Kathryn Goodwin Tone Rarely - [Closed for New Years](https://visitfarmington.org/event/closed-for-new-years/) - Happy New Year! Farmington is closed for New Years Day. We will reopen for regular business hours on Thursday. You can pre-book tours on our online booking calendar. - [Closed for Holidays](https://visitfarmington.org/event/closed-for-holidays/) - Happy Holidays! Farmington Visitor Center will be closed all of this week. - [Closed for Thanksgiving (Wednesday-Friday)](https://visitfarmington.org/event/closed-for-thanksgiving/) - Farmington Visitor Center will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday. We will reopen Saturday November 30th for regular business hours. Happy Thanksgiving to all! You can pre-book tours at our online booking calendar under Visits. - [Fire in the Field](https://visitfarmington.org/event/november-9-fire-in-the-field/) - Join us for a bonfire in our back field for a fun fall evening complete with music, adult beverages, hot cocoa, hot dogs, and more. We recommend you bring a camp chair and a flashlight. This family friendly event is free and open to the public. Bluegrass Caravan will be playing under the pavilion. Event - [Farmington Holiday Open House & More](https://visitfarmington.org/event/december-7-holiday-open-house-2/) - The Museum Store will be open for your holiday shopping needs and we'll have holiday treats and beverages to kick off the season. Limited number of honey jars from the Farmington Bee Hives now available. See the full line up of activities at the Holiday open house page (dropdown under Events). Last year's popular Hayrides - [Hearth Cooking Workshop](https://visitfarmington.org/event/hearth-cooking-workshop-2/) - Spend the day with experienced hearth cook, Chas Stephens, prepping and cooking a full meal before sitting down to enjoy the spoils of your efforts with your fellow workshop attendees. Class size limited to 10 participants per workshop. At about 6:30 pm you and others will dine on the day’s bounty complete with wine and - [Hearth Cooking Workshop](https://visitfarmington.org/event/hearth-cooking-workshop/) - Spend the day with experienced hearth cook, Chas Stephens, prepping and cooking a full meal before sitting down to enjoy the spoils of your efforts with your fellow workshop attendees. Class size limited to 10 participants per workshop. At about 6:30 pm you and others will dine on the day's bounty complete with wine and - [Hearth Cooking Workshop](https://visitfarmington.org/event/hearth-cooking-workshop-4/) - Spend the day with experienced hearth cook, Chas Stephens, prepping and cooking a full meal before sitting down to enjoy the spoils of your efforts with your fellow workshop attendees. Class size limited to 10 participants per workshop. At about 6:30 pm you and others will dine on the day’s bounty complete with wine and - [Hearth Cooking Workshop](https://visitfarmington.org/event/hearth-cooking-workshop-3/) - Spend the day with experienced hearth cook, Chas Stephens, prepping and cooking a full meal before sitting down to enjoy the spoils of your efforts with your fellow workshop attendees. Class size limited to 10 participants per workshop. At about 6:30 pm you and others will dine on the day’s bounty complete with wine and - [Ecologically Minded Gardening: Fall in the Garden Part 3](https://visitfarmington.org/event/ecologically-minded-gardening-fall-in-the-garden-part-3/) - As ecologically- minded gardeners, we approach tasks in the Fall and Winter differently than before the effects of climate change had become as noticeable as they are now. In this class, we’ll discuss what it means to be an ecologically-minded gardener, look specifically at new ways to approach gardening and garden clean-up in the Fall - [Ecologically Minded Gardening: Fall in the Garden Part 2](https://visitfarmington.org/event/ecologically-minded-gardening-fall-in-the-garden-part-2/) - As ecologically- minded gardeners, we approach tasks in the Fall and Winter differently than before the effects of climate change had become as noticeable as they are now. In this class, we’ll discuss what it means to be an ecologically-minded gardener, look specifically at new ways to approach gardening and garden clean-up in the Fall - [Ecologically Minded Gardening: Fall in the Garden Part 1](https://visitfarmington.org/event/ecologically-minded-gardening-fall-in-the-garden/) - As ecologically- minded gardeners, we approach tasks in the Fall and Winter differently than before the effects of climate change had become as noticeable as they are now. In this class, we’ll discuss what it means to be an ecologically-minded gardener, look specifically at new ways to approach gardening and garden clean-up in the Fall - [Pollinator Field Premiere](https://visitfarmington.org/event/pollinator-field-premiere/) - Join us for a full day of events celebrating the new Pollinator Field and other agricultural activities at Farmington. All events are free and open to the public. 9:00-10:30 am July in the Vegetable Garden-Master Gardener led class-see events page for further details Pollinator Premiere Activities 12:00 Introduction of Representatives- At the Pollinator Field (including-KY - [July 4th - Closed for the Holiday; No Tours](https://visitfarmington.org/event/july-4th-closed-for-the-holiday-no-tours/) - [Garden Question TipTimeText-in](https://visitfarmington.org/event/garden-question-tiptimetext-in-3/) - Have a question about your edible or ornamental gardening efforts or just need a second opinion? Text in with your questions the third Monday of each month and a Jefferson County Master Gardener will provide the information you need or get answers for you from the Jefferson County Extension Service. Text your garden questions to - [Garden Question TipTimeText-in](https://visitfarmington.org/event/garden-question-tiptimetext-in-2/) - Have a question about your edible or ornamental gardening efforts or just need a second opinion? Text in with your questions the third Monday of each month and a Jefferson County Master Gardener will provide the information you need or get answers for you from the Jefferson County Extension Service. Text your garden questions to - [Edible and Ornamental Herb Gardens - The Crash Course](https://visitfarmington.org/event/edible-and-ornamental-herb-gardens-the-crash-course/) - Growing herbs in your garden is very versatile – they are yummy and pretty, too! Whatever your reason for planting herbs, this ‘Basics’ class will discuss the ingredients you need to grow both annual and perennial herbs, whether they thrive in sunny or shady conditions or need lots of moisture or very little. If you - [Busy Bees In The Garden](https://visitfarmington.org/event/busy-bees-in-the-garden/) - Bees are an important part of a flower's life. Did you know some bees like to be by themselves and some are very social? And the honey they make is awfully delicious! Learn all about bees and why they are so important to us humans! Offered in the Pavillion during Cultural Pass today Open to all - [Date TBD Pollinator Gardening: Secrets To Success!](https://visitfarmington.org/event/pollinator-gardening-secrets-to-success/) - Master Gardener Educational Programing at Farmington June 13th Date to be rescheduled to later in the Season Oct 10th Date NOT FINAL The importance of pollinators to human’s food sources cannot be ignored or the challenges they face. This class will describe their importance, identify the range of what qualifies as a pollinator, and offer - [Date TBD Planting & Growing Natives: Secrets for Success](https://visitfarmington.org/event/planting-growing-natives-secrets-for-success/) - THIS EVENT IS BEING RESCHEDULED ---OCT 25 is NOT THE FINAL DATE To garden in a more healthy, sustainable, and biologically-diverse way, plants that are native to Kentucky must be included in any planting plan. The myth about planting natives is that they are fail-proof plants and, once planted, need little to no maintenance. This - [Garden Questions TipTimeText-in](https://visitfarmington.org/event/garden-questions-tiptimetext-in/) - Garden Question TipTimeText-in Have a question about your edible or ornamental gardening efforts or just need a second opinion? Text in with your questions the third Monday of each month and a Jefferson County Master Gardener will provide the information you need or get answers for you from the Jefferson County Extension Service. Text your - [Garden Questions TipTimeText-in](https://visitfarmington.org/event/garden-question-tiptimetext-in/) - Garden Question TipTimeText-in Have a question about your edible or ornamental gardening efforts or just need a second opinion? Text in with your questions the second Monday of each month and a Jefferson County Master Gardener will provide the information you need or get answers for you from the Jefferson County Extension Service. Text your - [Becoming An Ecologically-Minded Gardener: The Crash Course](https://visitfarmington.org/event/becoming-an-ecologically-minded-gardener-the-crash-course/) - The times they are a changing! Gardeners are among the first aware of the differences caused by climate change in our landscapes. We see the effects of the loss of biodiversity in our properties and those of our neighbors and the impacts on birds, butterflies, and other pollinators and critters. Gardeners, as University of Delaware - [Cultural Pass at Farmington](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-pass-at-farmington-7/) - The 2024 Cultural Pass is your passport to creativity! Farmington is thrilled to welcome Cultural Pass visitors again this year. Youth & Senior Passholders welcome. All visits begin in the Visitor Center. We will stamp your Passport and give you your tour packet- including the self-guided tours of the Main House, and the grounds. Docents - [Autumn in the Pollinator Garden](https://visitfarmington.org/event/autumn-in-the-pollinator-garden/) - At this time in the gardening season, we have planted our pollinator and wildlife gardens and they have been growing for months or more. We will tour pollinator gardens at Farmington and see how they look as we move into Autumn and cooler temperatures and discuss what care they need and other tips for ensuring - [September In The Vegetable Garden](https://visitfarmington.org/event/september-in-the-vegetable-garden/) - September is the month to discover which seeds are sprouting in the fall garden and which plants need thinning! Families will learn how to continue gardening throughout the fall season! Meet in the Pavillion. Open to all ages, including families with children ages 5-12. Master Gardener led Garden Education at Farmington - [August In The Vegetable Garden](https://visitfarmington.org/event/august-in-the-vegetable-garden/) - August is the month to harvest our summer vegetables, check on our fall vegetable garden and weed! Meet in the Pavillion. Open to all ages, including families with children ages 5-12. Master Gardener led Garden Education at Farmington - [Let's Plant the Fall Vegetable Garden](https://visitfarmington.org/event/lets-plant-the-fall-vegetable-garden/) - August is the month to plan and plant a fall vegetable garden. Families will learn about what you can plant to harvest in the Fall and help plant seeds and baby plants in our raised beds. To add to the plants still growing in our summer garden, we will add another crop of bush beans, carrots - [Summer in the Pollinator Garden](https://visitfarmington.org/event/summer-in-the-pollinator-garden/) - This class will briefly describe the nature of a pollinator garden, why they are important, and why we are important to the health and sustainability of pollinators. At this time in the gardening season, we have planted our pollinator and wildlife gardens and they have been growing for a couple of months or more. We - [Kentucky's Beautiful Butterflies](https://visitfarmington.org/event/kentuckys-beautiful-butterflies/) - Master Gardener led Garden Education at Farmington Kentucky is home to over a hundred different kinds of butterflies and even more moths! Learn about the life cycle of a butterfly, the plants they love to visit and what you can do in your garden to keep our butterfly population healthy and growing. Make and take - [Natives for Your Sun Garden](https://visitfarmington.org/event/natives-for-your-sun-garden/) - Master Gardener led Garden Education at Farmington Are native plants weedy and invasive? Will your garden or landscapes look messy if you include them? This class will briefly discuss native plants in a general way: what are they; what does a native garden look like; and the argument for including natives in your planted spaces. - [Natives For Your Shade Garden](https://visitfarmington.org/event/natives-for-your-shade-garden/) - Master Gardener led Educational Program at Farmington What are native plants and why should you be including them in your planting plans? What conditions do you need to grow natives successfully? Most importantly, this class will define a shade versus a sun garden, and look/describe specific natives that you should consider adding to shady spots - [Cultural Pass at Farmington](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-pass-at-farmington/) - The 2024 Cultural Pass is your passport to creativity! Farmington is thrilled to welcome Cultural Pass visitors again this year. Youth & Senior Passholders welcome. All visits begin in the Visitor Center. We will stamp your Passport and give you your tour packet- including the self-guided tours of the Main House, and the grounds. Docents - [July In The Vegetable Garden](https://visitfarmington.org/event/july-in-the-vegetable-garden/) - July is the month we harvest our vegetables. Families will learn about harvesting practices and general tips for preserving foods. Meet in the Pavillion Open to all ages, including families with children ages 5-12. Max class participants 12 Its Cultural Pass Day at Farmington-Bring your Passport and enjoy the other activities after your class! - [Cultural Pass at Farmington](https://visitfarmington.org/event/june-5-aug-4-cultural-pass/) - The 2024 Cultural Pass is your passport to creativity! Farmington is thrilled to welcome Cultural Pass visitors again this year. Youth & Senior Passholders welcome. All visits begin in the Visitor Center. We will stamp your Passport and give you your tour packet- including the self-guided tours of the Main House, and the grounds. Docents - [Cultural Pass at Farmington-LAST of 2024!](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-pass-at-farmington-last-of-2024/) - The 2024 Cultural Pass is your passport to creativity! Farmington is thrilled to welcome Cultural Pass visitors again this year. Youth & Senior Passholders welcome. All visits begin in the Visitor Center. We will stamp your Passport and give you your tour packet- including the self-guided tours of the Main House, and the grounds. Docents - [Cultural Pass at Farmington](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-pass-at-farmington-6/) - The 2024 Cultural Pass is your passport to creativity! Farmington is thrilled to welcome Cultural Pass visitors again this year. Youth & Senior Passholders welcome. All visits begin in the Visitor Center. We will stamp your Passport and give you your tour packet- including the self-guided tours of the Main House, and the grounds. Docents - [Cultural Pass at Farmington](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-pass-at-farmington-5/) - The 2024 Cultural Pass is your passport to creativity! Farmington is thrilled to welcome Cultural Pass visitors again this year. Youth & Senior Passholders welcome. All visits begin in the Visitor Center. We will stamp your Passport and give you your tour packet- including the self-guided tours of the Main House, and the grounds. Docents - [Cultural Pass at Farmington](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-pass-at-farmington-4/) - The 2024 Cultural Pass is your passport to creativity! Farmington is thrilled to welcome Cultural Pass visitors again this year. Youth & Senior Passholders welcome. All visits begin in the Visitor Center. We will stamp your Passport and give you your tour packet- including the self-guided tours of the Main House, and the grounds. Docents - [Cultural Pass at Farmington](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-pass-at-farmington-3/) - The 2024 Cultural Pass is your passport to creativity! Farmington is thrilled to welcome Cultural Pass visitors again this year. Youth & Senior Passholders welcome. All visits begin in the Visitor Center. We will stamp your Passport and give you your tour packet- including the self-guided tours of the Main House, and the grounds. Docents - [Cultural Pass at Farmington](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-pass-at-farmington-2/) - The 2024 Cultural Pass is your passport to creativity! Farmington is thrilled to welcome Cultural Pass visitors again this year. Youth & Senior Passholders welcome. All visits begin in the Visitor Center. We will stamp your Passport and give you your tour packet- including the self-guided tours of the Main House, and the grounds. Docents - [June 19 - Juneteenth & Cultural Pass](https://visitfarmington.org/event/june-19-juneteenth-2/) - Farmington offers free tours on Juneteenth, the federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. Farmington is thrilled to welcome Cultural Pass visitors again this year. Youth & Senior Passholders welcome. All visits begin in the Visitor Center. We will stamp your Passport and give you your tour packet- including the self-guided - [Cultural Pass at Farmington](https://visitfarmington.org/event/cultural-pass-wednesday-at-farmington/) - The 2024 Cultural Pass is your passport to creativity! Farmington is thrilled to welcome Cultural Pass visitors again this year. Youth & Senior Passholders welcome. All visits begin in the Visitor Center. We will stamp your Passport and give you your tour packet- including the self-guided tours of the Main House, and the grounds. Docents - [Broken Wings Still Fly](https://visitfarmington.org/event/broken-wings-still-fly/) - Join us for an unforgettable theatrical experience: Broken Wings Still Fly Discover a powerful series of monologues based on the narratives of enslaved women in Kentucky. Co-authored by Brandi LaShay and Hannah Drake, Broken Wings Still Fly, is a raw and poignant theatrical experience featuring the voices of hidden heroines. Witness their remarkable stories of sisterhood, love, motherhood, heartbreak, - [Evening in the Garden/65th Anniversary Homecoming](https://visitfarmington.org/event/evening-in-the-garden-65th-anniversary-homecoming/) - Our annual summer event will this year honor the Chair of our Board of Regents, Bob Brand. It's also the 65th Anniversary of the year when Farmington first opened to the public. We'd love to see any and everyone associated with Farmington over the years to join us for this year's event. - [Volunteer Recruitment Event](https://visitfarmington.org/event/volunteer-recruitment-event/) - Join our team. We are looking for enthusiastic and friendly people who love history for a variety of volunteer opportunities! To learn more, attend the volunteer information session at noon (12:00 pm). Free tours available at 11:00 am and 1:00 pm for those interested in volunteering. If you are interested, but unable to attend on May 11, contact Nancy - [Historic Homes Foundation Derby Breakfast](https://visitfarmington.org/event/historic-homes-foundation-derby-breakfast/) - at Farmington. The 45th Annual Derby Breakfast is a Louisville tradition. Dust off your hats and press your seersucker suit and join us for mint juleps and bloody marys before placing your bets on the horses! - [April 19 & 20 - Annual Plant Sale](https://visitfarmington.org/event/april-19-20-annual-plant-sale/) - Friday 12 - 6pm Saturday 8 am - 4pm DOWNLOAD PRE ORDER FORM - [December 7 - Holiday Open House](https://visitfarmington.org/event/december-7-holiday-open-house/) - The Museum Store will be open for your holiday shopping needs and we'll have holiday treats and beverages to kick off the season. Hayrides for the young & young at heart will be available from Farmington through Wellington to admire the neighborhood lights. - [June 5 - Aug 4 - Cultural Pass](https://visitfarmington.org/event/june-5-aug-4-cultural-pass-2/) - Every Wednesday during the summer, the 2024 Cultural Pass is your passport to creativity! Cultural Pass offers young people ages 0-21 and their families in the Greater Louisville area access to participate in arts and cultural activities provided by over 50 venues, free of charge. - [October 24 - Harold Holzer](https://visitfarmington.org/event/october-24-harold-holzer/) - Harold Holzer, noted Lincoln Scholar, will speak at Farmington along with a buffet BBQ dinner. Join us to hear about his latest book, Brought Forth on this Continent: Abraham Lincoln and American Immigration, as well as Lincoln's impact in Kentucky and in connection with Farmington and the Speed family. Learn more about Holzer at http://www.haroldholzer.com - [June 19 - Juneteenth](https://visitfarmington.org/event/june-19-juneteenth/) - Farmington offers free tours on Juneteenth, the federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. - [June 27 - Evening in the Garden/65th Anniversary Homecoming Dinner](https://visitfarmington.org/event/june-27-evening-in-the-garden-65th-anniversary-homecoming-dinner/) - Our annual summer event will this year honor the Chair of our Board of Regents, Bob Brand. It's also the 65th Anniversary of the year when Farmington first opened to the public. We'd love to see any and everyone associated with Farmington over the years to join us for this year's event. Check out our - [May 4 - Historic Homes Foundation Derby Breakfast](https://visitfarmington.org/event/derbybreakfast2024/) - The 45th Annual Derby Breakfast is a Louisville tradition. Dust off your hats and press your seersucker suit and join us for mint juleps and bloody Marys before placing your bets on the horses! Buy your tickets at: http://bidpal.net/derbybreakfast - [April 18 - It's our Anniversary!](https://visitfarmington.org/event/april-18-its-our-anniversary/) - On April 18, 1959 Farmington first opened to the public as a historic site. - [Fire in the Field](https://visitfarmington.org/event/fire-in-the-field/) - [et_pb_section bb_built=”1″ inner_width=”auto” inner_max_width=”1080px”][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text] Join us for a cozy evening around the campfire with our friends and neighbors. We recommend you bring a camp chair and a flashlight. This family friendly event is free & open to the public. S’more kits, hot dogs, chili & cider will be available for purchase, along with adult - [Holiday Open House](https://visitfarmington.org/event/holiday-open-house/) - [et_pb_section bb_built=”1″][et_pb_row][et_pb_column type=”3_5″][et_pb_text] Get a jump on your holiday shopping & enjoy some seasonal beverages at the Farmington Visitor Center Museum Store. Hayrides for the young & young at heart will be available from Farmington through Wellington to admire the neighborhood lights. Holiday Raffle Drawing during the Open House- $50.00 a ticket gets you a - [Slave Dwelling Project](https://visitfarmington.org/event/slave-dwelling-project/) - On November 17, join the Slave Dwelling Project’s Joe McGill for a campfire discussion before he sleeps at Farmington. Numbers are limited for both discussion and the sleepover. Saturday, go with Joe to the African American Heritage Center for a book signing! - [Culture Pass](https://visitfarmington.org/event/culture-pass/) - Did you know Hemp was one of Kentucky’s earliest important crops? Explore its complex history and manufacture thru the people of Farmington. Learn about Abraham Lincoln’s connection to the Speed family and why his 1841 visit to Farmington was important. The Cultural Pass experience includes parent-led tours of the main plantation house and grounds, and - [20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE DEDICATION OF MEMORIAL MEDALLION TO THE ENSLAVED AFRICAN AMERICANS AT FARMINGTON](https://visitfarmington.org/event/20th-anniversary-of-the-dedication-of-memorial-medallion-to-the-enslaved-african-americans-at-farmington/) - Dedicated May 21 2003- FUTURE PROGRAMING in 2023 for 20th Anniversary Details and Time subject to change - [FARMINGTON PLANT SALE](https://visitfarmington.org/event/farmington-plant-sale/) - Join us under the Brand Pavilion! Friday, April 21 – 12 pm to 6 pm Saturday, April 22 – 8 am to 4 pm Advance orders are due Thursday April 13th. Orders may be emailed to FarmingtonEvents@historichomes.org or dropped off at the Visitor Center. Perennials, annuals, vegetable, & herbs are available for your gardening pleasure! - [2023 BOOK DISCUSSION SERIES-SLEEPING WITH THE ANCESTORS BY JOSEPH MCGILL @RIVERSIDE](https://visitfarmington.org/event/2023-book-discussion-series-sleeping-with-the-ancestors-by-joseph-mcgill-riverside/) - Join the Louisville Coalition on the History of the Enslaved for its 2023 book discussion Series. Each community discussion will begin at 6:00 pm at the host site. For more information visit https://bit.ly/3H4c4vW Registration is FREE thanks to our sponsors Guy & Elizabeth Montgomery Feb 16th-All That She Carried by Tiya Miles @ Locust Grove - [2023 BOOK DISCUSSION SERIES-THE HUMANITY ARCHIVE BY JERMAINE FOWLER @FARMINGTON](https://visitfarmington.org/event/2023-book-discussion-series-the-humanity-archive-by-jermaine-fowler-farmington/) - Join the Louisville Coalition on the History of the Enslaved for its 2023 book discussion Series. Each community discussion will begin at 6:00 pm at the host site. For more information visit https://bit.ly/3H4c4vW Registration is FREE thanks to our sponsors Guy & Elizabeth Montgomery Feb 16th-All That She Carried by Tiya Miles @ Locust Grove - [2023 BOOK DISCUSSION SERIES- BEHIND THE BIG HOUSE BY JODI SKIPPER @OXMOOR FARMS](https://visitfarmington.org/event/2023-book-discussion-series-behind-the-big-house-by-jodi-skipper-oxmoor-farms/) - Join the Louisville Coalition on the History of the Enslaved for its 2023 book discussion Series. Each community discussion will take place at 6:00 pm at the host site for the title. 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