Friends of Cherry Hill Foundation
City of Falls Church’s Cherry Hill Farmhouse
We’re sorry, but this program is sold out. Please stay tuned to our website for future woodworking programs. Program Description: Inspired by Cherry Hill Barn’s tool collection, the Friends of […]
Knitting is a hobby that has remained popular throughout history. Join knitters of all levels, working on their projects and learning from one another. The group meets every 3rd Tuesday of […]
Start your Christmas Season with a visit to Cherry Hill Farmhouse to see how Christmas was celebrated during the 1860s. Costumed re-enactors welcome friends and neighbors who gather for some […]
This fun annual event is an opportunity for children to purchase inexpensive gifts for their family members with help from volunteers. All gifts are $6 or less and gift-wrapped for […]
Enjoy a unique holiday tea and talk at the historic farmhouse. The house will be decorated in mid-19th century period décor and includes a tree. The tea consists of tea […]
Knitting is a hobby that has remained popular throughout history. Join knitters of all levels, working on their projects and learning from one another. The group meets every 3rd Tuesday of […]
In the middle of the 19th-century, the Farmhouse’s fruitful grounds were filled with orchards and fresh produce that were utilized in many creative ways – including pickling and jam making. Sample historic recipes featuring cherries, cucumbers, and peaches from the City of Falls Church’s very own Farmers Market! There will be a different recipe to try each month and you can even take the recipes home to experiment on your own.
In the middle of the 19th-century, the Farmhouse’s fruitful grounds were filled with orchards and fresh produce that were utilized in many creative ways – including pickling and jam making. Sample historic recipes featuring cherries, cucumbers, and peaches from the City of Falls Church’s very own Farmers Market! There will be a different recipe to try each month and you can even take the recipes home to experiment on your own.
In the middle of the 19th-century, the Farmhouse’s fruitful grounds were filled with orchards and fresh produce that were utilized in many creative ways – including pickling and jam making. Sample historic recipes featuring cherries, cucumbers, and peaches from the City of Falls Church’s very own Farmers Market! There will be a different recipe to try each month and you can even take the recipes home to experiment on your own.
Farmhouse visitors can make their own ice cream (supplies provided) and play 19th century outdoor games, weather permitting. Free, No reservations required.