Linestone Supper
Food x Farming x Life Art
Saturday, March 23rd at High Acres Farm
A Time to Sow
A year ago, we were invited by artist Jonathan Harris and his family to activate High Acres Farm, their historic home in Shelburne, Vermont, harboring a long tradition of hospitality. What unfolded in 2023 were a series of intimate gatherings of leaders across disciplines, cultivating the conditions for radical collaboration towards a more humane and peaceful world. These “Linestone Sessions” left us, and all those who joined us, changed. Now, we’re honored to invite you to a Linestone Supper at the Farm this Spring Equinox.
Linestone is a visionary experiment supporting the collaborative practice of Life Art—the experience of working together to bring new forms of beauty into existence. Through our annual Fellowship, seasonal Sessions, ongoing Labs, and traveling Suppers, we nurture a diverse network of resonant peers who recognize that the seeds of solutions for the world’s most difficult challenges are planted and rooted in place, through simple, shared practices and rituals. We humbly invite you to sow seeds with us this coming spring.
Inspired by Vermont’s rich culture of farming, food, craft, and community, we extend this invitation for you to join us for a Linestone Supper at the magical High Acres Farm, for an evening that promises to nourish our bodies and spirits with good fellowship and great joy. We will break bread together and share dreams for the flourishing of the human and more than human community in Vermont and beyond.
We hope you’ll be able to join us for this special evening of conviviality, connecting with a long lineage of dreamers whose audacious and beautiful dreams have been inspired by this place over time.
With love & gratitude,
The Details
Our Gracious Hosts | Jonathan Harris, Amanda Herzberger, and Jeff Herzberger
Feast | Chef Maura O’Sullivan
Produce | Shelburne Farms
Location | High Acres Farm
Time | 6:30 PM Sunset Hors’Deurves, Opening Circle & Dinner
Linestone
Our philosophy is rooted in our core values of individuality and interconnection, as embodied by the ancient gray and white linestones from which we take our name. We believe that by integrating the individual “way of the line” and the relational “way of the circle,” we can support the natural emergence of true human flourishing.