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21 Acres

We’re a living laboratory focused on climate solutions. To learn more or get in contact with us, visit 21acres.org.
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The 21 Acres campus is a living laboratory in Woodinville, Washington where community comes together to learn and act on climate change. The LEED Platinum Certified building was one of the first LEED buildings in the greater Seattle area and is home to a learning kitchen, local foods Farm Market and distribution center, and work spaces that are integrated with the natural environment. With its eve

r-evolving environmentally-friendly features, the building hosts solar panels, a graywater treatment system, composting toilets, passive cooling and heating design, and more. Situated just 30 minutes east of Seattle in the Sammamish Valley Agricultural Production District, 21 Acres sits at the crux of urban and rural land. Here, we gather to talk about green energy, regenerative farming practices, local food systems, and climate solutions.

07/23/2025

The 21 Acres U-Pick flower field is OPEN Wednesday through Friday 11-5 and Saturday 10-3! Swing by the Farm Market first to grab clippers and a mason jar, then head out to the field to create your beautiful, fresh bouquet. $18 per jar full of blooms. Sniffs and snaps 📸 are free.

Bring a date, the family, or your best ‘bud’😁 and
enjoy a peek into farming life in the Sammamish Valley. We hope to see you in the field!

07/15/2025

In case you missed this popular tour during Pollinator Fest at 21 Acres last May, now’s your chance! Led by members of 21 Acres’ dynamic volunteer group, Pollinator Pathway NW, this special tour offers an opportunity to stroll the
21 Acres farm and see PPNW’s beautiful demonstration pollinator garden, the spiral garden, and learn about the relationships between pollinators, local food systems and the natural environment, as well as pollinator-friendly gardening and farming practices.

The tour is free! Register at https://21acres.org/ event/specialty-tour-pollinators/

07/08/2025

Back by popular demand, John Prucich, AKA John the Falconer, will be bringing his feathered friends to 21 Acres for two free programs on July 19th, at 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m, both generously sponsored by the Sammamish Valley (SV) Grange. All ages are welcome and reservations are not required.

Come discover how raptors fit into our natural environment and provide a needed service to farmers and gardeners. This will be a special opportunity to see these magnificent birds up close, so bring your curiosity and questions.

Parking is very limited, so we encourage you to carpool, walk or bike (the Sammamish Valley River Trail is just a few blocks away!). Additional parking may be available a block east of 21 Acres at KinderCare and at nearby parks and businesses.

06/26/2025

Is it a peach? A nectarine? No! It’s a Robada apricot!
These sweet, smooth-skinned beauties from are new this week in the 21 Acres Farm Market. As June comes to a close, our shelves are full of raspberries, cherries, strawberries, apriums, and of course, a rainbow of seasonal veggies and much more.

This week, the Market will be open regular hours: Wednesday through Friday, 11 to 6, and Saturday, 10 to 4. Yes, Saturday, too!

Please note that next week, the Market and 21 Acres campus will be closed both Friday, 7/4 and Saturday, 7/5, in observance of the Fourth of July holiday.

We appreciate your patience as we work through temporary staffing challenges (we were worried we might be closed this Saturday, but the Market Team rallied to keep the doors open!). Feel free to give us a call at 425-398-0533 to confirm hours. We hope to see you soon.

Wishing you a safe holiday,
The 21 Acres Farm Market Team

06/13/2025

We’re hiring! Are you a creative retail professional who wants to be a part of the climate education work we do here at 21 Acres? Do you enjoy sharing your passion for local food and healthy eating with others? We are in search of both a full time Market manager, as well as a part time Market team member to work primarily on Saturdays. If either sounds like a good fit for you or someone you know, head to our employment page for more details and how to apply - link in bio.

Thanks for sharing the word!

06/08/2025

Cheers to the 21 Acres staff! Every day, this incredible crew brings energy, fresh ideas, and unwavering support for one another. Co-Directors Robin Crowder and Liesl McWhorter truly have a gift for building a team full of passion, talent and heart! Whether tackling tough challenges or celebrating wins, the friendships built along the way make our work more meaningful - and a lot more fun.

05/29/2025

There will be some amazing student artwork on display in the 21 Acres education building this Saturday, May 31st during Pollinator Fest! The theme of the first ever Youth Pollinator Art Contest is “Happy Habitats: Local Pollinators & Plants.” Head upstairs to the gallery between 10 and 3 to view the beautiful entries created by talented K-12 students.

The art contest is sponsored by the Woodinville Garden Club, in partnership with Pollinator Pathways NW, Woodinville Arts Alliance, and 21 Acres.

05/23/2025

Samantha Martin picked up 100 plant starts today that the 21 Acres farm donated to the Kodiak Cave student food bank on the campus in Bothell. We love this partnership!

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05/17/2025

Follow me to Pollinator Fest! May 31 at 21 Acres - there will be lots of fun things for kids (and grownups) to do - all free!

05/01/2025

It may not look like it, but Linda’s been hard at work with the rest of the all-volunteer team making plans for at 21 Acres on May 31. We strong-armed Linda to take a well-deserved break and tell us all about the free-family fun that is scheduled for the day: food trucks, arts and craft vendors, info booths, kids’ activities and more! Learn all about it at 21acres.org.

04/24/2025

An Earth Day Epiphany: Food Comes From the Earth!

We, as humans, ask a lot of the Earth. And that's when we're being polite. Far more often, we don't ask at all, but instead demand, bluster, and take whatever we please, running up a huge tab and leaving the Earth to foot the bill.

This dine-and-dash approach to our relationship is perhaps most apparent when it comes to ... actual dining. Because what, first and foremost, do all 8.2 billion of us ask of the Earth, day in and day out? To feed us. We're a notoriously peckish bunch.

Billions of meals, every day, pulled from the Earth. From its soils, from its plants and animals, and ultimately from the people who speak the language of food: farmers. Call it an epiphany in plain sight, but this connection between the Earth and food really struck me this week as I considered meaningful actions for Earth Day. What can we as individuals do to help mend our species' frayed relationship with the home planet?

We can start with being polite at the dining table. When perusing the menu, look for farmers who ask of the Earth instead of take, who raise their crops and animals with respect and awareness of the 8+ billion burden we place on every ecosystem and food chain we touch. Buy their produce at your local farmers market; sign up for their CSA; seek out products made from the fruits of their labor (I just might know of a place where you can find such products!). Whether it's with a single apple or a whole shopping cart, let's show the Earth that at least some of us humans are willing to split the bill.

— Luke, 21 Acres Farm Market Manager

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04/21/2025

SAVE THE DATE!! Everyone's abuzz again for the 3rd Annual Pollinator Fest, Saturday, May 31st in Woodinville.

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Thursday	9am - 4pm
Friday	9am - 4pm
Saturday	10am - 4pm

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https://21acres.org/

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