The Craft School at Mill Hollow Works

Farm Shop open for business!! We got veggie & herb starts, flowers, hanging baskets. 149 Hurricane Road! All organic and started in our Community Greenhouse. Your purchase supports our Community Garden.

Look at what our Handy Women accomplished in one weekend - the frame they actually completed in ONE DAY (day 1 was spent studying the plans & tool review)!

There's a reason our slogan is "we build badasses"

Friends, We will be opening our new Farm Shop with a PLANT SALE this coming weekend! All the goodness was started inside our community greenhouse and funds go to support our community garden & greenhouse.

We got hanging baskets, we got zinnias, we got starts - tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, rosemary, basil, dill, hot peppers, thyme, parsley, lemon balm: WE GOT SO MUCH GOODNESS!! Stop by, Saturday and Sunday, 10-4pm!!

From Instructor Aaron:

“I’ve been a nail banger all my life( well , 45 years of it), but some days, you have to switch hats. As a member of The Craft School at Mill Hollow Works family, there are things at the school that are critical to how the school operates. So today, I was a plumber and an electrician. Two skills where I have a very good working knowledge, but still a bit out of the norm.
We do what needs to be done. We figure it out. And we fix it to continue our journey to teach all of you how to keep your critical spaces functioning properly. Check us out.”

There’s a reason our slogan is “We Build Badasses”

If you haven’t taken a class with A.p. Ward you are missing a big opportunity to become more self-reliant and much more productive and handy home owner.

Goat, Smoat. All the cool kids are doing Horse Yoga!

Passing through the barn area of our Farm Companion business Elm Farm Learning Center LLC and discovered some important Horse Wants. The more you know! 💫💕🐎🎊

I've mentioned a few times that Wade is away pursuing his other professional responsibilities. He's the Shipwright for Schooner Denis Sullivan, one of the largest 3-masted wooden schooners in the US working as a training vessel. It's been hauled out for maintenance and here he's hard at work doing boat-y stuff - like caulking and pulling frames.

This is the face of an exhausted person. It’s 10:30 on a Sunday and I have to muster: lots to do today. Being a small business owner there’s always lots of irons in the fire. There’s always something to do. With my husband and business partner in Georgia hauling out schooner Sullivan for the remainder of the month a lot is falling on my shoulders. We have a lot of new wonderful things happening- new classes, new instructors, a community garden, and Farm Shop opening Memorial Day weekend. I’m feeling worn thin and scattered. Saying ALL THIS to say - no, I haven’t gotten to your email. You don’t need to call. I will get back to you when I am able. I promise.