Share the Harvest Farm in East Hampton hosted its third annual sold-out Dahlia Night on the Farm on September 26, bringing together community members to celebrate the beauty of late-summer blooms while supporting the nonprofit’s mission of fighting food insecurity on the East End.
Guests gathered in the flower fields, where Farm Director Matt Quirk shared insights on the farm’s growing practices and the process of cultivating dahlias. Attendees then harvested their favorite blooms and created unique arrangements guided by May Zegarelli of Ocean Fog Farm.
The evening featured farm-fresh grazing boards by Boards by Jess, highlighting produce from Share the Harvest and other local artisans, paired with rosé from Wölffer Estate Vineyard.
“This event is such a beautiful way to bring our community together around the abundance of the season,” said Meredith Arm, Executive Director of Share the Harvest Farm.
All proceeds from Dahlia Night on the Farm support Share the Harvest Farm’s year-round efforts to grow and donate fresh, organically grown produce to more than ten community partners across the East End.
For more information on upcoming events and ways to support Share the Harvest Farm, visit sharetheharvestfarm.org or follow on Instagram @sharetheharvestfarm.
