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Wormfarm Institute to Receive Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts

The grant will support the 2024 Farm/Art DTour taking place October 5-14. The DTour is a free, 50-mile, self-guided route through Sauk County, Wisconsin’s farmlands, punctuated by site-responsive artworks, pasture performances, local businesses, and more.

Artists Commissioned for Wormfarm Institute’s Farm/Art DTour Bringing Public Art to Farm Fields

Site-responsive artworks will be installed along the fifty-mile route in rural Wisconsin, some working in collaboration with area farmers. The Farm/Art DTour is free and open to the public October 1-10, 2022

Artwork commissioned by Wormfarm Institute for the Biennial Farm Art DTour.

Wormfarm Institute Requests Artist Proposals for Biennial Farm/Art DTour Opening Next Fall in Wisconsin’s Driftless Region

Up to ten artists will be commissioned to create a temporary, site-responsive work featured on the DTour route. Deadline to apply is February 15, 2022

Fermentation Fest Returns this Fall in a New Iteration as a Two-Day Festival Celebrating Live Culture and Regenerative Agriculture

Wormfarm Institute, in collaboration with researchers at Grassland 2.0, is excited to present a weekend jam-packed with events in a beautiful rural setting, Sep 25-26, 2021

limited-edition disc featuring original artwork by Reedsburg artist Josh Hess

Artists Create Site-responsive Works to Enhance Reedsburg Disc Golf Course

Opening June 12, 2021, DISCover Art Golf creates a new experience for disc golf players and nature-lovers to enjoy. Project culminates with the Battle of the Bog tournament this fall

Epithelium by Peter Krsko a temporary art installation on the 2020 Farm Art DTour. Photo by Regina Flanagan

Wormfarm Institute receives Governor’s Tourism Award for 2020 Farm/Art DTour

Recognized for its outstanding contribution to the hospitality and travel industry in Wisconsin, Wormfarm’s Farm/Art DTour last fall brought 18,000+ visitors to Sauk County