Open Every Sunday Mother's Day to Halloween 10 am to 4 pm
The Edge of Liberty
Just on the edge of
Liberty Township, Indiana
What is this place?
What is this place?
What is this place?
We call it The Edge of Liberty, because it is indeed on the edge of Liberty Township, Indiana and it’s pretty much where the city sidewalk ends and rural America begins
Where are you?
What is this place?
What is this place?
Northwest corner of Calumet and 600 N...the place with the bible verse sign that’s been there since before any of us were born on one corner...and a graveyard from the late 19th century on the other corner
Who are you people?
What is this place?
Why do you have a website?
We loved the rural feeling of this area so much that we bought an abandoned farm just to stop it from getting it rezoned to build a women's health center...so we're just a little bit crazy and that's just the sort of thing that makes this area awesome!
Why do you have a website?
Why do you have a website?
Why do you have a website?
We want this web site and this farm to be about celebrating life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. We want to share this location with health, education, and life-focused organizations; artists; crafters; musicians; organic gardening enthusiasts; freedom-loving groups; and anyone who wants to pursue a little bit of unfettered happiness on a sunny afternoon.
When are you open?
Why do you have a website?
How can I get involved
Our Farm Stand is open to the public every Sunday from 10 am to 4 pm between Mother's Day and Halloween. This isn't a full time business (yet), it's a labor of love in our spare time. Every other Sunday we host an arts and crafts fair. We have big dreams about some day hosting acoustic music events, tail-gating/bonfire community parties, outdoor wedding ceremonies, a full fledged farmer's market, and maybe some day building an off-grid green-energy cabin for vacation rental.
How can I get involved
Why do you have a website?
How can I get involved
We're hard working people but managing events takes time and talent that we might not have...and since we bought this place to help our community stay rural, we're going to need the power of community to keep it going. Sign up for our mailing list to stay informed of volunteer opportunities and meetings.