We’ll be open SATURDAY 10:30am to 11:30am, with early summer fruits, salad greens and more! Pineapples, mangoes and papaya, sweet salad mix, papaya, hot and mild peppers, herbs and kaffir limes! Check the list below for all the details.
We’ll see you Saturday 5/30/26 from 10:30AM to 11:30AM! First come, first served.
Delicious
Pineapples
Papayas
Mangoes, including Carrie, Viequen Butterball, Nam doc Mai and Malika
Kafir lime leaves
Hot peppers
 Scallions
Italian basil
Lemongrass
ARTfarm papayas are SO SWEET! Many folks shy away from papaya, but the fruit contains helpful enzymes to improve digestion. A papaya skin poultice was an old remedy for cuts and burns, and the leaves juiced are just about the bitterest thing you’ll ever consume but is taken to fight mosquito-borne rheumatic fever diseases like dengue and chikungunya. The unripe fruit makes a delicious slaw. If you haven’t been a fan, it is worth another try!
See you Saturday May 30th, 2026, starting at 10:30AM!
That’s a full load on the farm cart! Early morning salad mix harvest at ARTfarm!
Tuesday’s December 30th (New Years Eve’s EVE) ARTfarm PopUp features fresh salad greens and a few cherry tomatoes starting! Festive French breakfast radishes and lovely limes. Our season is getting underway.
We’ll see you Tuesday 12/30/25 from 4:30pm – 5:30pm. No reservations; first come, first served.
Plenty
Sweet salad mix
Zucchini
Lettuce heads
Italian basil
French breakfast radishes with green tops
Key limes
Kafir limes and leaves
Green jalapeños and chilis
Early Birds
Cherry tomatoes
Cucumbers
Bunched cooking greens
Green sweet frying peppers
Cilantro
Dill
Lemongrass
Thai basil
Pineapple slips
Marigold cut stem flowers
Sweet salad greens in early morning at ARTfarmTomato energy is building. Cherry tomatoes for early birds this week!
See you Tuesday afternoon! 4:30 – 5:30pm. Happy Holidays!
After our usual hurricane season pause, a new round of dragonfruit is ready to enjoy, plus pomegranates and a few herbs! Come say hello to Farmer Luca and send your good vibes to this year’s tomato seedlings!
Interested in volunteering this season? Come talk with Luca about opportunities to learn and help out with things like garden preparation, raking, weeding and ongoing fence repairs from the fire.
A new batch of dragonfruit is ripening on the ARTfarm vines. Our dragonfruit are sweet and juicy! Especially the ones with red and pink inner fruit!
In other farm news, in case you missed our September update: we are working on farm fire recovery, and a few lovely volunteers have continued to help us repair downed and destroyed fencing. We are purchasing new electric fencing, irrigation equipment and other replacement supplies with funds donated for fire disaster relief. We are deeply grateful to all of you who donated, and thanks to the VI Good Food Coalition for all their hard work organizing and fundraising.
Volunteers, now is the time! Swing by during the farmstand, or send us a message – we’re gearing up for season.
Plenty on Saturday Morning:
Dragonfruit (red and pink inside!)
Pomegranate
Thai basil
Lemongrass
First come first served!
Grateful for your support of our family farm! See you Saturday morning 10:30-11:30am!
Beautiful late summer dragonfruits. These drought-tolerant pithayas are sweet and refreshing in the hot days of July, August and September! Sometimes all the way to Halloween!
Another round of dragonfruit is ready to enjoy, plus west end vibes with Palmer mangoes from Mount Victory! Come out and enjoy!
Interested in volunteering this season? Come talk with Luca about opportunities to learn and help out.
Father and son goofing around in September. Kiko isn’t working so much anymore but he still strolls around the farm a bit.
In other farm news, we are working on farm fire recovery, and we’re looking for a 20′ shipping container in good shape with no holes to store replacement materials that were lost in the massive fire in March 2025.
We are purchasing new electric fencing, irrigation equipment and other replacement supplies with funds donated for fire disaster relief. We are deeply grateful to all of you who donated, and thanks to the VI Good Food Coalition for all their hard work organizing and fundraising.
Volunteers, now is the time! Swing by during the farmstand, or send us a message – we’re gearing up for season.
Plenty
Dragonfruit (bright red inside! A few with white inside!)
Palmer mangoes (from Mount Victory Camp)
Early Birds
Turmeric
Pomegranate
Lemongrass
First come first served!
Grateful for your support of our family farm! See you Wednesday 5-6pm!
Cover crops are planted in next season’s vegetable rows… Sun Hemp and Swordbean! We zoomed in so you could enjoy a caterpillar’s-eye view!