Our Oak Leaf Tea Room and shop will be closed on Friday 18th, Saturday 19th and Monday 21st April for Easter. We will be open again on Tuesday 22nd April.
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The Annual General Meeting of Oak Tree Farm Rural Project Limited will be held in our Oak Leaf Tea Room on Wednesday 16thApril at 7:30pm.
This is an opportunity to hear about what the organisation has been doing over the past twelve months and about some of our future plans. The meeting will be followed by light refreshments.
Come and enjoy an exciting pottery experience at Oak Tree Farm
Saturday 10th May 2025 10am to 4pm
The ancient Japanese art of Raku is notable for its dynamic and rapid process, featuring dramatic 'live' kiln firing.
After selecting from the hand-thrown pots provided you'll be guided through simple, effective glazing techniques to glaze 3 pots of your own.
Your pots will finally emerge from smouldering ashes revealing the special qualities of Raku - a combination of earthy tones, metallic effects and rich deep colours.
Andy Mason, potter, teacher and workshop leader brings an energetic approach, and many years of practical experience to the Raku workshop process, and an insight into the ancient rituals, blending tradition with his individual techniques.
No previous experience required, just an interest and willingness to participate, and soak up the energy, art and alchemy of Raku!
Cost £120 – includes light lunch and hot drink
Booking essential, book before Monday 3rd May, contact Oak Tree Farm to book your place
We now have a new Facebook Page to bring you news and updates from Oak Tree Farm.
Search Facebook for Oak Tree Farm RP or follow this link www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61564575513730 to find our new page.
Please like/follow the page and share it with your friends and family.
We hope you enjoy following the updates from our new page.
Oak Tree Farm Rural Project
Oak Tree Farm provides training and supported occupation for adults with learning disabilities, in a rural environment.
The Project provides opportunity, support and encouragement for people to learn new skills and to improve their existing ones, paving the way into sheltered employment for those people for whom this is appropriate, whilst giving purposeful occupation to others.
Where are we based?
Oak Tree Farm is situated on a 15 acre smallholding near the village of Hilderstone and is part of the Harrowby Estate of Sandon.
