2024 From the Land Festival Flyer & Info
Najmot Farm & Heritage Hemp Farm cordially invite you out to the family farm for the Annual From the Land Festival, held the third weekend each October in Green Lake, Wisconsin.
Jan Londowski (Sept. 5, 1048 – Oct. 3, 2023) always dreamed of holding this type festival on her family farm and in 2000 she officially established “From the Land“.
Jan loved folk art, crafts made from locally sourced materials, and the artistry of the Native American community. She had a fine eye for quality and spent many afternoons at shows or flea markets throughout the state. She is widely known as being the founder and organizer of “From the Land Folk Art Festival,” which has been held every October on the family farm for the past 23 years and will continue in her honor.
Over the past two decades the festival has drawn a loyal following, developed relationships that will last forever and keeps bringing families back together on the farm the third weekend in October.
Although Jan passed in 2023 shortly before last years annual festival took place, her spirit, memory and love for all things nature were there.
The Annual From the Land Festival is a gathering of traditional crafts and skills with demonstrations.
This wonderful celebration of all things “From the Land”, features products, knowledge and techniques given from the heart by people who truly enjoy what they do.
Please follow and share The From the Land Facebook Page and the invite a friend or two via our facebook event for the 2024 From the Land Festival.
Save the Date: October 19-20, 2024
Speaker: Saturday and Sunday, 1pm
Each year we feature a speaker on a different topic.
2024 Speaker: Shawn Sullivan from the Wisconsin DNR; Topic: Modern Permaculture.
Music: TBA, Live Music Both Days!
Just some of of the treasures you will find here:
Baskets
Dried Mixes
Folk Art Painting
Wood Carving
Pottery
Straw Weavings
Yarn
Rugs & Weaving
Handmade Soaps
Jewelry & Clothing
Wood Furniture
Papier Mache
Metal Sculptures
Needle Felting
Photography
Candles
Locally Grown Produce
Garlic / Leeks
Gourds
Apples
Hemp and CBD Products
Honey
Kettle corn
Pasture-fed Meats
Beef
Lamb
Pork
Buffalo
Chickens
Eggs
Salsas
Pickles
Specialty Cheeses
Northwoods Teas
Chaga
Bakery
Stained Glass
Tire Mats
…and much more!
Other attractions:
Wisconsin Mycological Society Booth (Mushroom Identification and more!)
Wild Ones booth: Wild Ones promotes native landscapes through education, advocacy and collaborative action.
Pie By The Slice Shoppe
Voyager Canoe and Tepee
Native American Healing Lodge (Sat Only 6:30pm)
