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We would like to wish everyone a Happy Holiday and New Year! We look forward to serving our community and creating more memories here at The Campbell Farm in 2024.



Cami, Charity and Dionna


Updated: Jan 25, 2024

We closed our season with our annual cookie decorating event with our farm families. Each family received a tray of cookies, different colored frosting, and an assortment of sprinkles. We shared stories about the past year and what we looked forward to most during the holiday break. We played reindeer games and laughed while each family cheered for each other.

We closed the event with pizza and to-go boxes so each group could take their cookie creations home.







Updated: Jan 25, 2024




We viewed the private collections of Indigenous art during a recent visit to the Burke Museum on the University of Washington campus. Our students were intrigued by the woven baskets and the stories they tell. Inspired by their enthusiasm, we welcomed two community members last week to join our youth group. They walked through the different types of weaving and how the different sizes of baskets are used for other things like gathering and ceremony purposes. They also shared the changing seasons and the "New Moon" ceremony. It is a kind of Indigenous New Year, where they welcome new crops, new growth, and new life and give thanks and appreciation to the past.  


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