Bountiful Homestead: Side Gigs (July 28)
RESCHEDULED DUE TO RAIN: NEW DATE IS 7/28/26
We are in volatile financial times and the money economy is putting the squeeze on us all. If you are passionate about pursuing a life of resilience and self-reliance through land-based living this event is for you.
Join us Tuesday, July 28 (6-8pm) for a Land & Table potluck and open forum lead by Pete and Krystal of Little Rustic Homestead. They will be sharing ways that they have been using their land to create micro-business endeavors that diversify their income. Come learn some best practices, glean some new ideas, and share your own agrarian side-gig ideas.
This potluck and forum is great for anyone who has even a small plot of land. Don’t have land? Just come to network with others who are passionate about local food, ecological agriculture, resilient living, and holistic health.
This monthly educational potluck is open to the public and is family friendly*.
*A parent is required to attend children throughout the event. Child-care is not provided.
- A healthy dish to share (it’s a potluck!).
- Your own dishware.
- Your own drink.
- Lawn chair.
- A friend (of course)!
- Your family 🙂
Little Rustic Homestead (near Emerson Creek Pottery)
1053 Pottery Ln, Bedford, VA 24523
(scroll down for Google Maps link).
In Huddlestone (southern Bedford County). Follow the Land & Table signs once you are at the driveway before the turn to Emerson Creek Pottery. Go all the way to the end of the drive where it dead-ends (past the first house). Park to the left of the driveway in the field by the fence.
Tuesday, July 28 (6-8pm).
This was rescheduled from July 21 due to rain. See you on the 28th!
FREE! This is a free event but consider donating on our website to help us keep these events free to everyone!
More About Little Rustic Homestead
Pete Accomando and Krystal Vullo are the owners of The Little Rustic Homestead. They relocated several years half ago from New Jersey to Bedford County and are enjoying the homesteading journey on their own ten acres in the country. They are passionate about building local community, self-reliance, and living a healthy lifestyle.