Winter is at its coldest, and what better way to warm up than with a delicious hot pie? Come learn the art of pie-making at the beautiful Hart House Farm! We will spend the day creating and eating delicious sweet pies. Filled with the aromas of baking pies all day long, the farmhouse will be the best place you could spend your Saturday. Feel free to bring your instruments, card games, or just your good company! And for those who wish to venture into the cold, outside you'll find acres of winter wonderland just waiting for you build a snowman or make snow angels in. Bring along any snow gear that you'd like and explore the trails, take a tour of the farm, or warm up in the wood-fired sauna. Bring indoor shoes with you as you will be required to take wet shoes off at the door. We will provide a lunch and dinner that will definitely involve pies. Please alert us to any dietary needs or allergies when purchasing tickets; we will try to accomodate dietary needs as best as we can, however, we can't promise to accomodate every need. Given that this event is small and pie-focused, vegan and/or gluten-free options may not be available. So grab your aprons and come join us at the Farm for a cozy day of food and fun! **Unfortunately, the premises of the Hart House farm are not wheelchair accessible. Contact farm.committee@gmail.com for additional questions or information. Also, remember to bring your own utensils (tupperware or plates, knives, forks, spoons, mugs, bowls, etc.) for meals. We are trying to be more eco-friendly and will have cleaning stations for people to wash their cutlery, plates and bowls. This event is open to UofT Students & Hart House Members only.UofT students & Hart House Members may purchase tickets for up to 2 guests, & must be attending the event with their guest(s). You may be asked to show proof of your Hart House membership or UofT student card at the bus/farm.*** WE WILL NOT REFUND TICKETS LESS THAN ONE WEEK BEFORE THE EVENT. NO EXCEPTIONS. *** *** We are trying to go eco-friendly, so please bring your own tupperware or containers for lunch. We serve a soup, salad, main and dessert for each meal, so remember to bring your own container for each. Date: Sunday, January 20th, 2016 10am - Bus leaves Hart House(arrive at Farm at 11-11:30am) 6:30 pm - Bus leaves Hart House Farm(arrive at Hart House at 7-7:30pm) THESE TIMES ARE ESTIMATES, AND MAY BE CHANGED DUE TO WEATHER CONDITIONS Hart House Farm15911 Creditview Roada 1 hour drive Northwest of TorontoMAP Tickets$15 - with BUS $10 - NO busPlease note that no children under 18 months will be allowed on the bus; any young child on the bus must be able to sit up on their own (support their own weight) and have a parent/caregiver sitting beside them.-Please list any allergies or dietary needs when buying tickets.-Bring swimming attire to enjoy access to the sauna & ponds. No lifeguard is on duty. -Pets are not permitted on the Farm. Activities Include - Farm tour - Explore the property - Hike through the Farm's trails that network with the Bruce Trail - Enjoy the sauna & pond - Explore the crevices -More activites to come ~~~~~~~~~~ About Hart House Farm Hart House Farm is a beautiful 150-acre property cradled in the Caledon Hills on the ridge of the Niagara Escarpment, only 1 hour north Toronto. Featuring an outdoor sauna and two swimming ponds. Driving Directions to Hart House Farm from Downtown Toronto - Gardiner W to Highway 427 - 427 N to Highway 401 - 401 W to Erin Mills Pkwy/Mississauga Road - Exit 336 - N on Mississauga Road to Olde Baseline Road (24km) - Right (E) on Olde Baseline Road (1.1 km) - Left (N) on Creditview Road (Note: Creditview is a dirt/loose gravel road) - Watch for the HART HOUSE FARM sign on your right (approx 1.7 km). The Farm is down the laneway (approx 0.5km). - 15911 Creditview Road Please park in the parking lot below the Farm House. E-mail all inquiries to farm.committee@gmail.com Contact number for information on Hart House Farm: The Hart House HUB - (416) 978-2452