Welcome to the Isham Family Farm Resource Hub—your home for fresh updates, event previews, seasonal how-tos, and behind-the-scenes stories from our historic Vermont farm. Whether you're planning a visit for fall festivals, looking for the best Christmas tree farm near Burlington, or exploring local agri-tourism, this is where it all comes together.
From regenerative farming practices to wedding planning tips for our rustic Vermont venue, we’re sharing everything that makes life on the farm special—year-round.
Whether you're a local looking for weekend fun or visiting from out of town, stay connected with the latest happenings at Isham Family Farm—rooted in community, tradition, and Vermont charm.
Our Most Popular Guide: Best Paints for
Pumpkin Decoration
Looking for the best way to decorate pumpkins this fall without the mess of carving? Our guide to pumpkin painting explores the top paint options—including acrylics, tempera, fabric dyes, and glow-in-the-dark paints—to help you create long-lasting, eye-catching pumpkin designs. Whether you're prepping for a fall festival or just adding charm to your front porch, learn which paints stick best and hold up throughout the season. Read More.
Discover the charm of Nashville, Vermont—a hidden gem known for Lake Willoughby’s stunning scenery, rich local history, and vibrant seasonal festivals. From outdoor adventures to farm-fresh flavors, this small town offers the perfect mix of nature, culture, and community.
Step into the heart of Jericho, Vermont—a town rich in history, scenic charm, and strong community spirit. From the iconic Old Red Mill to lively farmers markets and outdoor spaces, Jericho offers a blend of cultural heritage and small-town warmth worth exploring.
Discover why Vermont farmers markets are the best place to find fresh, seasonal produce, connect with local growers, and support sustainable agriculture. From heirloom vegetables to maple syrup and artisanal cheeses, shopping local offers unbeatable flavor, value, and community spirit.
Authentic experiences happen here!
The farm is conveniently located 1 mile north of Lake Iroquois, 3.5 miles south of Williston Village, and 10 miles from Burlington, VT.