Family centric event will feature music of Tom Irwin

 

 

Springfield, Ill. –Jubilee Farm, a 164-acre center for ecology and spirituality sponsored by the Dominican Sisters of Springfield, is hosting their first Spring Fling, on April 30 from 2-6 pm.

 

 

Spring Fling is a family-centric event featuring the music of local singer songwriter, Tom Irwin.

 

 

Families are encouraged to bring chairs or blanket as well as their own snacks/picnic to enjoy. The Farm gift shop will be open and there will be a fun earth-friendly craft projects for the kids to enjoy.

 

 

“We are very excited to offer “Spring Fling” as a family-friendly way to welcome spring’s arrival,” said Farm Director Sr. Rose Marie Riley, OP. “There will be something for everyone:  a creative craft projects for the children, the spirit-stirring music of Tom Irwin, opportunity to purchase healthy seedlings for your garden and, of course, enjoyment of the beauty that is Jubilee Farm.”

 

 
Tom Irwin is a sixth-generation Pleasant Plains area resident. He sings original songs with guitar and harmonica about life in the area and in general. “At about 14 years old, I worked with some friends bucking straw bales at what is now Jubilee Farm,” said Irwin. “I am looking forward to returning for a different type of work to play music on April 30.”
 

Jubilee Farm located just west of Springfield, at 6760 Old Jacksonville Rd, New Berlin, IL 62670. A suggested donation for $5/person or $20/family is requested.
 
 

Jubilee Farm seeks to preserve the integrity, stability, and beauty of the Earth community and to share the gift of the land. Our diverse ministries call us all to live simply and sustainably. We offer a  peaceful destination, a place of integrity, a home to farm animals and wildlife, an educational resource, a demonstration of living in an ecologically responsible way, an oasis for spirituality, a special gift to those who seek solace and spiritual enrichment in nature. For additional information visit https://jubileefarm.info/