Check Out Our Programs & Events
Family Fun and Opportunities
Family Fun and Opportunities
Family Fun and Opportunities
All of Wagbo's activities are family friendly. Whether it is wassailing in the winter or maple syruping in the spring, hikes and bon fires in the summer, we strive to ensure each activity is educational and fun for all ages.
Full Moon Feasts
Family Fun and Opportunities
Family Fun and Opportunities
During Full Moon Feasts we acknowledge the passing of seasons, the foods that accompany them and the community that supports us. Bring a dish to pass and after we'll focus on a topic or fun activity and make an escape from your daily routine. New schedule coming soon.
Sunday Stitch & Such
Family Fun and Opportunities
Fiber Arts Classes Coming Soon!
Once a month on Sundays get your creativity juices flowing as we join with others to stitch, weave, mend, paint, knit, or whatever your "thing" is. We chat and share, snack and stitch and nourish our souls together. Wagbo will serve hot tea and coffee. We will plan to host from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. but you can come anytime and stay as late as you like. See 2025 schedule here.
Fiber Arts Classes Coming Soon!
Fiber Arts Classes Coming Soon!
Fiber Arts Classes Coming Soon!
Learn how to use natural materails to create beautiful garments, unique household textiles or creative decor using weaving techniques and other fiber arts skills. Classes coming soon!
Gathering and Event Spaces
Fiber Arts Classes Coming Soon!
Maple Syrup Making & Teaching
There are lots of ways to enjoy what Wagbo has to offer. There are wooded trails to explore, a fiber arts classroom with looms for you to try your hand at weaving. There are oppportunities if you need a space to start a small land-based business, or begin farming or gardening. Rent our outdoor pavillion or the community room for your next event!
Maple Syrup Making & Teaching
Fiber Arts Classes Coming Soon!
Maple Syrup Making & Teaching
Our Maple Syrup making has been supported by volunteer crews for several decades. Come join us and learn a thing or two about making syrup! It's really fun and it gets you connected to the the outdoors and new people.
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Support our Mission
Your support and contributions will enable us to support our programs and fund our mission. Send a check or money order to Wagbo Farm at 5745 N. M-66, East Jordan, MI 49727 or click the button below to donate on-line.
Look What Wagbo Did in 2025
Renovated an old garage into a Fiber Arts Workshop - classes coming soon!
Partnered with The Friends of Ernest Hemingway in Horton Bay as fiduciary and grants coordinator
A full Program Schedule brought back Full Moon Feasts and Stitch & Such Sundays
A new Fiber Arts & Culture classroom space was developed by renovating an old garage. But before the building could be fixed, stornmwater run-off was redirected and infiltrated with funding help from a Paddle Antrim Ripple Effect mini-grant. Repairs and renovations to the building were completed this fall due to generous grant funds from the Charlevoix County Community Foundation, the Great Lakes Energy People Fund, Antrim Womens Alliance, Tipp of the Mitt Fiber Fair and other anonymous donors.
A full Program Schedule brought back Full Moon Feasts and Stitch & Such Sundays
Partnered with The Friends of Ernest Hemingway in Horton Bay as fiduciary and grants coordinator
A full Program Schedule brought back Full Moon Feasts and Stitch & Such Sundays
Events were a hit with young folks and young at heart. As a result of program funding from the Charlevoix County Community Foundation, Wagbo offered a full schedule of programs twice per month including Stitch & Such creative circles and Full Moon Feast potlucks with a topic of interest. Many new people became friends of Wagbo. New and old visions for the future of Wagbo were conjured with the inspiration, positive energy and strength in community that bubbled up during these wonderful events.
Partnered with The Friends of Ernest Hemingway in Horton Bay as fiduciary and grants coordinator
Partnered with The Friends of Ernest Hemingway in Horton Bay as fiduciary and grants coordinator
Partnered with The Friends of Ernest Hemingway in Horton Bay as fiduciary and grants coordinator
A sculpture, “The Young Boy and the Stream”, created by the late Martha Sulfridge of Boyne City, brings to life a Hemingway not often seen–––the young boy, sturdy and resolute, who came of age here in our northern lower Michigan. Her sculpture is a masterpiece of movement and expression envisioning young Ernie battling an enormous fish and is on par with the renown works of Ernest Hemingway himself. This life size bronze was gifted to the community and will reside in a newly created garden at the Bay Township Hall in Horton Bay ofering a space for contemplation and education, now and long into the future.
Stitch & Such is BACK!
Join us on the 4th Sundays for "me time" as we stitch, weave, mend, paint, (or whatever your "thing" is) as we chat and share, snack and stitch and nourish our souls.