Winter in New Jersey offers more than just snow and cozy nights—it’s a season of activity and discovery at Fosterfields Living Historical Farm in Morristown. On Saturday, February 7, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., the farm opens its gates for a hands-on celebration of winter life on a historic farm, giving visitors of all ages an opportunity to connect with the state’s agricultural heritage.
Visitors can learn how ice was traditionally cut and harvested during the colder months, participate in sawing wood alongside farm staff, and enjoy a chance to interact with the farm’s cows. Outdoor cooking demonstrations provide insight into how meals were prepared in historic times, giving a true sense of life on a working farm in winter. Children, teens, and adults alike can take a wagon ride around the property to admire the farm covered in a serene winter blanket, combining education with a touch of adventure.
Fosterfields Living Historical Farm has long served as a window into New Jersey’s farming past, demonstrating how communities adapted to the changing seasons. Events like Winter on the Farm offer a hands-on experience that blends history, agriculture, and outdoor activity, making it ideal for families, school groups, and anyone interested in rural heritage. Tickets are $10, and the farm encourages visitors to dress warmly and come prepared to enjoy all the winter-themed activities.
For those interested in exploring more about the state’s agricultural traditions, local farms, and seasonal programs, agriculture and farming in New Jersey offers a rich directory of events, farms, and experiences across the Garden State. Whether it’s learning historic farming techniques, seeing animals up close, or enjoying the beauty of New Jersey’s winter landscapes, Fosterfields provides a unique opportunity to connect with the state’s living history.
Winter at Fosterfields is more than just a seasonal outing—it’s a chance to step back in time, experience the rhythms of historic farm life, and create lasting memories while exploring New Jersey’s agricultural heritage.
