Grace Farms Foundation will present an evening of highlight experiences from Grace Farms’ inaugural year, in- and outdoors, among expansive fall vistas.

The program, co-hosted with Grace Farms architects, Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa, of the Pritzker Prize-winning Japanese firm, SANAA, will support the advancement of the Foundation’s collaborations for good and its five core initiatives. The evening will offer opportunities to:

Support our American Kestrel rehabilitation and watch falcons fly over our 80 acres of open space

Enjoy a performance of Practicing Awe featuring Gallim Dance, Cindertalk, countertenor Daniel Moody, and soprano Audrey Fernandez-Fraser

Participate in Molly Gochman’s Red Sand Project to take action against human trafficking and exploitation

Experience Grace Farms’ hospitality with a fine wine tasting led by Master of Wine, Christy Canterbury

Appreciate the beauty of Connecticut’s fall foliage at Grace Farms and enjoy a sunset stroll and jazz music

Engage in intimate conversations with Grace Farms architects Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa of SANAA and renowned photographer Iwan Baan