Discover new ways to connect with our Cornell Farm community! We host a variety of events throughout the year, from plant swaps to local vendor markets and beyond. Below, you will find the most recent additions to our calendar, but be sure to subscribe to our newsletter for all the latest updates.
Tickets Available for March 13 & 14
When Portland's cherry blossoms take the stage, it's a sure sign that spring has arrived. Celebrate the ephemeral magic of sakura season with a special tea service, blending Japanese culinary influences with English afternoon tea and, of course, a dash of Pacific Northwest flair. Our Garden Tea experience serves fresh-brewed Smith Teamaker blends and a lush flight of sweet and savory delights in the heart of Cornell Farm’s gardens.
Reserve Your Seat3/21, 3/28, & 4/4 | 2PM - 4PM | Patio
Cultivating beauty in small spaces is one of our passions at Cornell Farm. Container gardening offers something for every gardener, every space, and every season, so join us this March for a series of container demonstrations for all skill levels. We'll discuss care tips for potted plants, the basics of design, and some of our favorite spring plant combos to help you build the confidence to create your own stunning arrangements.
Quarterly | 4 - 5PM | Cafe Pavilion
Is your house overflowing with cuttings? Ready to try something new? Want to meet fellow plant nerds? Join houseplant parents from across the PDX metro community at our free quarterly Houseplant Swap!
Spring — Sunday, April 19
Summer — Sunday, July 19
Autumn — Sunday, October 18
If you are interested in leading a class at the Farm, setting up a private garden club presentation with one of Cornell Farm's gardening experts, or just wanting to suggest a topic for a class you'd like to see us offer in the future, feel free to reach out to us via email at info@cornellfarms.com.
Cornell Farm is the Portland Metro's destination for top-quality plants, farm-fresh brunch, and garden bliss. Visit us on Barnes Road and explore our Rewards Program to join our community of plant people.
