Old Frog Pond Farm - Harvard, Massachusetts

Anabel T.

So beautiful and serene.

From the art to the fruit and their wonderful array of events, Old Frog Pond is a hidden treasure in Harvard.

Having attended many of their events, including their meditiatons, fire circles, sculpture walks, and more they do a great job of bringing the community together.

Patricia J.

We go apple picking every fall and we’ve gone to a lot of different orchards and farms in the area. This is the first organic farm we’ve been to and the smallest. We picked a half a bussel of apples that didn’t look as amazing as the other farms apples. But after I washed them, they look gorgeous and my husband and I agree that these have the best flavor yet. We’ve really enjoyed the different varieties and they all taste equally good as a snacking apple or baked into something. The crimson crisp is my favorite.
We took the time to walk through the sculpture garden and it was so peaceful and full of beautiful art. Once in the woods, the sculptures kind of blended into them. Anne’s bone yard is my favorite and this is the best time to visit. The woods are so lovey and teaming with life and they made it magical.
We had a lovely time chatting with the owner and the main farmer and they are so friendly, knowledgeable, and passionate about what they produce. No wonder the food, art, and nature go so well together and are of exceptional quality.

Kimberly S.

I’ve had wonderful experiences at Old Frog Pond!! I would highly recommend visiting the farm if you’re in the area. It is a very special place! Plus delicious produce and local goods.

The sculpture walk is truly magical. Linda is always incredibly warm, welcoming and knowledgeable. I deeply appreciate all the hard work everyone at the farm has put into the farm and the sculpture walk.

Kevin G.

Wonderful resource to the community! Outstanding organic produce (come for the organic, stay for the taste). This weekend's opening event for the outdoor sculpture walk was a lot of fun, some interesting pieces from area artists. So many other things that Linda and Blase do for the community - they are a blessing!

Derrick T. P.

Wonderful place, a combination of meditation center, organic farm and art center. The real deal!

N D.

Disappointing sculpture art opening.

There were some nice pieces there (notably the blue screen cubes), but...well, it's New England, so not one of the organizers (people wearing Old Frog Pond farm t-shirts or lanyards) spoke to us, greeted us, or even acknowledged us. So much so that one male organizer reached _past_ us to greet the next person coming in.

Since he was right at the entrance his behavior seemed set the tone for everyone, because it did not get better.

People throughout refused customary greetings and even actively avoided making eye contact. Maybe it would have been different if were wearing a jacket that cost more than my car.

This does make me wonder why it's called "public" art. This event seemed grasping for people with lots of money, and definitely not for the middle class.

I have liked their organic fruits for years, but I have never actually met the owners. Now that I know of them, I cannot find any reason to continue to support people prejudiced against me for reasons I am unable to fathom.

Adrian M.

I have a fantastic experience every time I come out. The staff is super friendly, the produce yummy, and the art on the sculpture walk is an inspiration!

Didi C.

Pure Bliss. Organic apples and pears, sculpture installations, plein air poetry, and good, good energy.