The Snow Farm campus is peaceful and inspirational in a rustic setting with birds overhead and trees, pastures, and woodland all around. The studios, living areas, and main building are clustered together on the 50-acre property, all within walking distance of each other, down dirt roads or across grass fields and gentle hills.
The main building includes the dining hall with inside and outside eating areas, and the common room with large windows, comfy seating, and the Snow Farm gallery. On the walls of the common room, large indigo-dyed fabric panels by artist Gasali Adeyemo bring vibrant color into the space.
At one time, the property belonged to the Snow Family and was a working farm. Apple and pear trees dot the perimeter. The historic barn buildings have been converted into our studios for drawing & painting, metalsmithing & jewelry, and flameworking. The farmhouse, which houses our offices and the fiber studio, dates back to 1750. In total, there are 11 historic and modern buildings on the Snow Farm campus.
We strive to make our campus accessible to everyone who wants to visit. However, because of the rustic setting and the age of the buildings, we are not fully ADA-compliant. More details about accessibility.
The dorms are open from May to October. See more here for housing, meals, and a campus map.
Snow Farm is a smoke-free campus. Please see the full policy on tobacco, alcohol and drug use at Snow Farm, and let us know if you have any questions.
The Snow Farm New England landscape is beautiful in every season.