4th Annual May Day Festivities: Beltaine Celebration: Welcoming in Summer
Hawk & Handsaw Farm
4th Annual May Day Festivities
Beltaine Celebration
Welcoming in Summer
Date & Time:
Saturday April 26, 2025
2pm - Late
Weather Date: Friday May 2, 2025
Location:
Hawk and Handsaw Farm
20 Moitoza ln.
Portsmouth, RI
02871
All are welcome to this event!
Tickets: Suggested Donation Sliding Scale
Recommended Adult: $25 - $35
Restorative Adult: $40 - $50
Reduced Adult: $10 - $20
Child: $5-$15
Workshops and events are funded through Suggested Sliding Scale Donations.
It is NOT required for you to make a donation to attend workshops or events.
“Restorative” donations make it possible for us to share these experiences at reduced or no charge for others. Thank you!
If you are unsure where you fall on the scale please see our sliding scale guidelines HERE
To avoid processing fees or the online shopping hassle we will accept cash donations or Venmo on the day of workshops or events as well.
Hawk and Handsaw Farm aims to offer workshops and events to the diverse range of people in our communities. Accessibility to community building, traditional craft, and food ways is important to us.
Thank you for your support!
To Sign Up:
Select a donation amount at the bottom of this page and “add to cart”.
Access your shopping cart in the top right hand corner (on a desktop) or bottom right corner (on a tablet or phone).
Be sure to complete your “purchase” on the following pages.
Event Highlights:
⚡️ Potluck / Games / Craft / Maypole / Bonfire ⚡️
Live music and performance by:
⚡️ Radish Together: Traditional Irish Fiddle & Bodhrán⚡️
⚡️ Melanie Beth Curran: Irish American Folk Musician & Story Teller ⚡️
⚡️ The DiTrani Brothers Band: Balkan American Folk⚡️
⚡️ The Wicked Queer Puppet Theater⚡️
Performer Instagram Accounts:
@ditranibothers
@the_melaissance
@wickedqueerpuppets
Our Sliding Scale Options:
We offer three payment options: Recommended, Reduced and Restorative. Our Recommended option reflects what it takes to cover costs. The Reduced option is for community members who would not be able to attend events without an affordable option, while the Restorative option covers costs and supports greater event access.
Finding yourself on the sliding scale…
Consider paying lower on the scale if you:
Have significant debt, medical expenses, or educational expenses
Are supporting children or other dependents
Have immigration-related expenses
Have low or inconsistent income
Consider paying higher on the scale if you:
Own your home, have investments, retirement accounts, or inherited money
Travel recreationally, work part-time by choice, or have access to family money and resources
Have a relatively high degree of earning power due to your level of education, gender or racial privilege, and/or class background, even if you are not currently exercising your earning power
Sliding Scale Guidelines are taken directly from Nofa MASSS ; they were inspired by, and borrowed from Woven Roots Farm, Tyringham, MA and Rock Steady Farm, Millerton, NY.
Hawk & Handsaw Farm
4th Annual May Day Festivities
Beltaine Celebration
Welcoming in Summer
Date & Time:
Saturday April 26, 2025
2pm - Late
Weather Date: Friday May 2, 2025
Location:
Hawk and Handsaw Farm
20 Moitoza ln.
Portsmouth, RI
02871
All are welcome to this event!
Tickets: Suggested Donation Sliding Scale
Recommended Adult: $25 - $35
Restorative Adult: $40 - $50
Reduced Adult: $10 - $20
Child: $5-$15
Workshops and events are funded through Suggested Sliding Scale Donations.
It is NOT required for you to make a donation to attend workshops or events.
“Restorative” donations make it possible for us to share these experiences at reduced or no charge for others. Thank you!
If you are unsure where you fall on the scale please see our sliding scale guidelines HERE
To avoid processing fees or the online shopping hassle we will accept cash donations or Venmo on the day of workshops or events as well.
Hawk and Handsaw Farm aims to offer workshops and events to the diverse range of people in our communities. Accessibility to community building, traditional craft, and food ways is important to us.
Thank you for your support!
To Sign Up:
Select a donation amount at the bottom of this page and “add to cart”.
Access your shopping cart in the top right hand corner (on a desktop) or bottom right corner (on a tablet or phone).
Be sure to complete your “purchase” on the following pages.
Event Highlights:
⚡️ Potluck / Games / Craft / Maypole / Bonfire ⚡️
Live music and performance by:
⚡️ Radish Together: Traditional Irish Fiddle & Bodhrán⚡️
⚡️ Melanie Beth Curran: Irish American Folk Musician & Story Teller ⚡️
⚡️ The DiTrani Brothers Band: Balkan American Folk⚡️
⚡️ The Wicked Queer Puppet Theater⚡️
Performer Instagram Accounts:
@ditranibothers
@the_melaissance
@wickedqueerpuppets
Our Sliding Scale Options:
We offer three payment options: Recommended, Reduced and Restorative. Our Recommended option reflects what it takes to cover costs. The Reduced option is for community members who would not be able to attend events without an affordable option, while the Restorative option covers costs and supports greater event access.
Finding yourself on the sliding scale…
Consider paying lower on the scale if you:
Have significant debt, medical expenses, or educational expenses
Are supporting children or other dependents
Have immigration-related expenses
Have low or inconsistent income
Consider paying higher on the scale if you:
Own your home, have investments, retirement accounts, or inherited money
Travel recreationally, work part-time by choice, or have access to family money and resources
Have a relatively high degree of earning power due to your level of education, gender or racial privilege, and/or class background, even if you are not currently exercising your earning power
Sliding Scale Guidelines are taken directly from Nofa MASSS ; they were inspired by, and borrowed from Woven Roots Farm, Tyringham, MA and Rock Steady Farm, Millerton, NY.
Hawk & Handsaw Farm
4th Annual May Day Festivities
Beltaine Celebration
Welcoming in Summer
Date & Time:
Saturday April 26, 2025
2pm - Late
Weather Date: Friday May 2, 2025
Location:
Hawk and Handsaw Farm
20 Moitoza ln.
Portsmouth, RI
02871
All are welcome to this event!
Tickets: Suggested Donation Sliding Scale
Recommended Adult: $25 - $35
Restorative Adult: $40 - $50
Reduced Adult: $10 - $20
Child: $5-$15
Workshops and events are funded through Suggested Sliding Scale Donations.
It is NOT required for you to make a donation to attend workshops or events.
“Restorative” donations make it possible for us to share these experiences at reduced or no charge for others. Thank you!
If you are unsure where you fall on the scale please see our sliding scale guidelines HERE
To avoid processing fees or the online shopping hassle we will accept cash donations or Venmo on the day of workshops or events as well.
Hawk and Handsaw Farm aims to offer workshops and events to the diverse range of people in our communities. Accessibility to community building, traditional craft, and food ways is important to us.
Thank you for your support!
To Sign Up:
Select a donation amount at the bottom of this page and “add to cart”.
Access your shopping cart in the top right hand corner (on a desktop) or bottom right corner (on a tablet or phone).
Be sure to complete your “purchase” on the following pages.
Event Highlights:
⚡️ Potluck / Games / Craft / Maypole / Bonfire ⚡️
Live music and performance by:
⚡️ Radish Together: Traditional Irish Fiddle & Bodhrán⚡️
⚡️ Melanie Beth Curran: Irish American Folk Musician & Story Teller ⚡️
⚡️ The DiTrani Brothers Band: Balkan American Folk⚡️
⚡️ The Wicked Queer Puppet Theater⚡️
Performer Instagram Accounts:
@ditranibothers
@the_melaissance
@wickedqueerpuppets
Our Sliding Scale Options:
We offer three payment options: Recommended, Reduced and Restorative. Our Recommended option reflects what it takes to cover costs. The Reduced option is for community members who would not be able to attend events without an affordable option, while the Restorative option covers costs and supports greater event access.
Finding yourself on the sliding scale…
Consider paying lower on the scale if you:
Have significant debt, medical expenses, or educational expenses
Are supporting children or other dependents
Have immigration-related expenses
Have low or inconsistent income
Consider paying higher on the scale if you:
Own your home, have investments, retirement accounts, or inherited money
Travel recreationally, work part-time by choice, or have access to family money and resources
Have a relatively high degree of earning power due to your level of education, gender or racial privilege, and/or class background, even if you are not currently exercising your earning power
Sliding Scale Guidelines are taken directly from Nofa MASSS ; they were inspired by, and borrowed from Woven Roots Farm, Tyringham, MA and Rock Steady Farm, Millerton, NY.