Join us Friday night at the Farm for Farm Fitness!
Led by certified fitness coach Sue Ehinger, this class is all about having fun with friends while improving balance, coordination, and strength — using body weight and light dumbbells.

Coach Sue began this journey with her daughter, Grace, who has Down syndrome, and a few of her friends. What started as a way to move together has grown into a welcoming fitness class now open to our Nolensville community.

We ask for a non-refundable $10 donation per attendee to help support the materials and preparation that make these classes possible for our nonprofit.

Please complete the form below and submit your donation so we can plan accordingly. We can’t wait to move with you!

Join us on Wednesdays this Fall and Winter at Oh My Chives!

We’ll be selling all your favorites — and adding plenty of new goodies, too. If you love fresh eggs, sourdough bread, handmade goods, and crafts, you’ll want to stop by The Broody Hen inside Oh My Chives. Come grab a coffee with a friend, stay for a bit, and shop local. We can’t wait to see you!

Our farm stand this season is staffed by students from an area high school who have completed their studies and are now part of Transition 2 — a program designed for young adults with disabilities. Transition 2 gives students the opportunity to build confidence and job skills by engaging with the community and gaining hands-on work experience.

Our students are learning how to interact with customers, handle transactions (cash, Venmo, or card), and understand the full process of bringing products from farm to stand. We’re so proud of their hard work and growth as they explore this next chapter of their lives.

At The Broody Hen, we hope to continue supporting their journey — and one day, welcome them as members of our own team.

Here at The Broody Hen, we love to create!

So far this year, we’ve made plant and garden stakes, painted with sticks, sponges, and brushes, and even designed our own bracelets. Each Crafts on the Farm gathering is unique and designed to bring families together — siblings, friends, and loved ones alike.

While we focus on creating activities that engage individuals with disabilities, we also plan with siblings in mind, making it easy for parents to bring the whole family and connect with others who share similar life experiences.

Beyond the joy of creating together, these projects often become something even more special — some of our handmade creations are sold within our community, helping us raise funds to employ our friends with disabilities.

We ask for a non-refundable $10 donation per attendee to help support the materials, supplies, and preparation that make these gatherings possible for our nonprofit.

So, join us on Fridays for Crafts on the Farm — a time to create, connect, and celebrate togetherness!

Join us on Wednesdays this Fall and Winter at Oh My Chives!

We’ll be selling all your favorites — and adding plenty of new goodies, too. If you love fresh eggs, sourdough bread, handmade goods, and crafts, you’ll want to stop by The Broody Hen inside Oh My Chives. Come grab a coffee with a friend, stay for a bit, and shop local. We can’t wait to see you!

Our farm stand this season is staffed by students from an area high school who have completed their studies and are now part of Transition 2 — a program designed for young adults with disabilities. Transition 2 gives students the opportunity to build confidence and job skills by engaging with the community and gaining hands-on work experience.

Our students are learning how to interact with customers, handle transactions (cash, Venmo, or card), and understand the full process of bringing products from farm to stand. We’re so proud of their hard work and growth as they explore this next chapter of their lives.

At The Broody Hen, we hope to continue supporting their journey — and one day, welcome them as members of our own team.

Join us on Wednesdays this Fall and Winter at Oh My Chives!

We’ll be selling all your favorites — and adding plenty of new goodies, too. If you love fresh eggs, sourdough bread, handmade goods, and crafts, you’ll want to stop by The Broody Hen inside Oh My Chives. Come grab a coffee with a friend, stay for a bit, and shop local. We can’t wait to see you!

Our farm stand this season is staffed by students from an area high school who have completed their studies and are now part of Transition 2 — a program designed for young adults with disabilities. Transition 2 gives students the opportunity to build confidence and job skills by engaging with the community and gaining hands-on work experience.

Our students are learning how to interact with customers, handle transactions (cash, Venmo, or card), and understand the full process of bringing products from farm to stand. We’re so proud of their hard work and growth as they explore this next chapter of their lives.

At The Broody Hen, we hope to continue supporting their journey — and one day, welcome them as members of our own team.

Here at The Broody Hen, we love to create!

So far this year, we’ve made plant and garden stakes, painted with sticks, sponges, and brushes, and even designed our own bracelets. Each Crafts on the Farm gathering is unique and designed to bring families together — siblings, friends, and loved ones alike.

While we focus on creating activities that engage individuals with disabilities, we also plan with siblings in mind, making it easy for parents to bring the whole family and connect with others who share similar life experiences.

Beyond the joy of creating together, these projects often become something even more special — some of our handmade creations are sold within our community, helping us raise funds to employ our friends with disabilities.

We ask for a non-refundable $10 donation per attendee to help support the materials, supplies, and preparation that make these gatherings possible for our nonprofit.

So, join us on Fridays for Crafts on the Farm — a time to create, connect, and celebrate togetherness!

Join us on Wednesdays this Fall and Winter at Oh My Chives!

We’ll be selling all your favorites — and adding plenty of new goodies, too. If you love fresh eggs, sourdough bread, handmade goods, and crafts, you’ll want to stop by The Broody Hen inside Oh My Chives. Come grab a coffee with a friend, stay for a bit, and shop local. We can’t wait to see you!

Our farm stand this season is staffed by students from an area high school who have completed their studies and are now part of Transition 2 — a program designed for young adults with disabilities. Transition 2 gives students the opportunity to build confidence and job skills by engaging with the community and gaining hands-on work experience.

Our students are learning how to interact with customers, handle transactions (cash, Venmo, or card), and understand the full process of bringing products from farm to stand. We’re so proud of their hard work and growth as they explore this next chapter of their lives.

At The Broody Hen, we hope to continue supporting their journey — and one day, welcome them as members of our own team.

Join us Friday night at the Farm for Farm Fitness!
Led by certified fitness coach Sue Ehinger, this class is all about having fun with friends while improving balance, coordination, and strength — using body weight and light dumbbells.

Coach Sue began this journey with her daughter, Grace, who has Down syndrome, and a few of her friends. What started as a way to move together has grown into a welcoming fitness class now open to our Nolensville community.

We ask for a non-refundable $10 donation per attendee to help support the materials and preparation that make these classes possible for our nonprofit.

Please complete the form below and submit your donation so we can plan accordingly. We can’t wait to move with you!

Join us on Wednesdays this Fall and Winter at Oh My Chives!

We’ll be selling all your favorites — and adding plenty of new goodies, too. If you love fresh eggs, sourdough bread, handmade goods, and crafts, you’ll want to stop by The Broody Hen inside Oh My Chives. Come grab a coffee with a friend, stay for a bit, and shop local. We can’t wait to see you!

Our farm stand this season is staffed by students from an area high school who have completed their studies and are now part of Transition 2 — a program designed for young adults with disabilities. Transition 2 gives students the opportunity to build confidence and job skills by engaging with the community and gaining hands-on work experience.

Our students are learning how to interact with customers, handle transactions (cash, Venmo, or card), and understand the full process of bringing products from farm to stand. We’re so proud of their hard work and growth as they explore this next chapter of their lives.

At The Broody Hen, we hope to continue supporting their journey — and one day, welcome them as members of our own team.

Join us on Wednesdays this Fall and Winter at Oh My Chives!

We’ll be selling all your favorites — and adding plenty of new goodies, too. If you love fresh eggs, sourdough bread, handmade goods, and crafts, you’ll want to stop by The Broody Hen inside Oh My Chives. Come grab a coffee with a friend, stay for a bit, and shop local. We can’t wait to see you!

Our farm stand this season is staffed by students from an area high school who have completed their studies and are now part of Transition 2 — a program designed for young adults with disabilities. Transition 2 gives students the opportunity to build confidence and job skills by engaging with the community and gaining hands-on work experience.

Our students are learning how to interact with customers, handle transactions (cash, Venmo, or card), and understand the full process of bringing products from farm to stand. We’re so proud of their hard work and growth as they explore this next chapter of their lives.

At The Broody Hen, we hope to continue supporting their journey — and one day, welcome them as members of our own team.

Here at The Broody Hen, we love to create!

So far this year, we’ve made plant and garden stakes, painted with sticks, sponges, and brushes, and even designed our own bracelets. Each Crafts on the Farm gathering is unique and designed to bring families together — siblings, friends, and loved ones alike.

While we focus on creating activities that engage individuals with disabilities, we also plan with siblings in mind, making it easy for parents to bring the whole family and connect with others who share similar life experiences.

Beyond the joy of creating together, these projects often become something even more special — some of our handmade creations are sold within our community, helping us raise funds to employ our friends with disabilities.

We ask for a non-refundable $10 donation per attendee to help support the materials, supplies, and preparation that make these gatherings possible for our nonprofit.

So, join us on Fridays for Crafts on the Farm — a time to create, connect, and celebrate togetherness!

Join us on Wednesdays this Fall and Winter at Oh My Chives!

We’ll be selling all your favorites — and adding plenty of new goodies, too. If you love fresh eggs, sourdough bread, handmade goods, and crafts, you’ll want to stop by The Broody Hen inside Oh My Chives. Come grab a coffee with a friend, stay for a bit, and shop local. We can’t wait to see you!

Our farm stand this season is staffed by students from an area high school who have completed their studies and are now part of Transition 2 — a program designed for young adults with disabilities. Transition 2 gives students the opportunity to build confidence and job skills by engaging with the community and gaining hands-on work experience.

Our students are learning how to interact with customers, handle transactions (cash, Venmo, or card), and understand the full process of bringing products from farm to stand. We’re so proud of their hard work and growth as they explore this next chapter of their lives.

At The Broody Hen, we hope to continue supporting their journey — and one day, welcome them as members of our own team.

Join us Friday night at the Farm for Farm Fitness!
Led by certified fitness coach Sue Ehinger, this class is all about having fun with friends while improving balance, coordination, and strength — using body weight and light dumbbells.

Coach Sue began this journey with her daughter, Grace, who has Down syndrome, and a few of her friends. What started as a way to move together has grown into a welcoming fitness class now open to our Nolensville community.

We ask for a non-refundable $10 donation per attendee to help support the materials and preparation that make these classes possible for our nonprofit.

Please complete the form below and submit your donation so we can plan accordingly. We can’t wait to move with you!

Join us on Wednesdays this Fall and Winter at Oh My Chives!

We’ll be selling all your favorites — and adding plenty of new goodies, too. If you love fresh eggs, sourdough bread, handmade goods, and crafts, you’ll want to stop by The Broody Hen inside Oh My Chives. Come grab a coffee with a friend, stay for a bit, and shop local. We can’t wait to see you!

Our farm stand this season is staffed by students from an area high school who have completed their studies and are now part of Transition 2 — a program designed for young adults with disabilities. Transition 2 gives students the opportunity to build confidence and job skills by engaging with the community and gaining hands-on work experience.

Our students are learning how to interact with customers, handle transactions (cash, Venmo, or card), and understand the full process of bringing products from farm to stand. We’re so proud of their hard work and growth as they explore this next chapter of their lives.

At The Broody Hen, we hope to continue supporting their journey — and one day, welcome them as members of our own team.