SHOP

FARM STAND OPEN TO ALL

Weekly Saturdays (9-12) Farm Stand inside*

1902 Bergstrom Barn

Since 2005, Green Gate Farms has been cultivating food, flowers and farmers at this historic east Austin farmstead, originally built by the Bergstrom family in 1902. (Yes, the same Swedish family that Austin-Bergstrom International Airport commemorates.) We invite you to come enjoy the farm and see how it is now part of the Village Farm agricultural neighborhood of tiny homes - a rare combination of old and new, farming and housing.

Location: 8254 Canoga Ave, Austin 78724 (Please note that our former address -8310 Canoga- was given to a tiny home resident). Plenty of free parking in front of Big Red Bergstrom Barn. *Until our promised farm stand is rebuilt, you’ll find us inside the barn, one of the last Swedish mule barns on a working farm in Travis County.

No pets on the farm: Please leave your pooch at home as they scare our ducks/geese.

Children welcome. Unfortunately, our Magic Treehouse is closed until repairs are made. Feel free to walk around fields, not in them.

Closed/Holidays: July and August, usually closed due to heat. (Looking forward to when Roberts’ General Store/Bistro is built so we an be open year round!)

Questions? Call 512-949-9830 or email, info@greengatefarms.net

In addition to certified organic vegetables, herbs, and flowers…other goodies for sale may include:

• Custom Gift Baskets: made to order (can include food, books — cooking, local gardening— plants, gift card and more…

• Eggs: The Refugee Collective

• Veggies: grown by us and by the farmers at other local, certified organic farms like The Refugee Collective and Farmshare Austin, as needed.

• Honey: Utopia Hives and Nursery garden plants and honey from our Bastrop farm

• Breads and Sweets: Unfortunately, Village Farm’s Nicole Henry has retired so we are now seeking a new baker.

• Mud Puddle Pottery's cups, vases, plates, and gifts

• Green Gate Farms': wreaths, gift baskets made to order, dried flower arrangements and more.

• Yoga on the Farm most Saturdays, 12:30-1:30. Class is weather dependent as it is held in unheated hayloft or field. Please bring a mat and a $10-$20 donation for the instructor, if you can. (Contact Blue Zone Lisa at lapfelbe@yahoo.com for more info.)