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Farm to Fork Lunch at Rustic Manor 1848:
Savor the Season, Support the Future

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Join Us for an Unforgettable Sunday Afternoon Fundraiser Benefiting the Waukesha County Green Team

Experience the Best of Local Flavor and Community Spirit

Relax and enjoy a Sunday afternoon at its finest.  Not just another Sunday lunch – it’s an invitation to be part of something meaningful, delicious, and fun while contributing to a special fundraiser in support of the Waukesha County Green Team.

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Hosted at the Rustic Manor 1848, an idyllic historic home and barn nestled on the Bark River in the heart of Lake County. Enjoy local food prepared by Flour Girl and Flame, Kettle Range MeatsKarl's Country Market, and Honeypie Cafe plus live music by the Dennis Klopfer Jazz Trio, fun activities, a silent auction and an idyllic rustic setting perfect for families, couples, and friends. 

Directions to Rustic Manor 1848 During Construction
We recommend guests using Google Maps for directions, as there are construction changes daily near the venue. We won't necessarily be aware of the construction routes in advance. Guests can also visit the Rustic Manor 1848 Construction Page for more detailed information.

 

NEW This Year! We will honor Nicci Sternitzky of Elm Grove with an Eco-Visionary Award for her passionate care of our environment and making the world a better place for future generations.

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What to Expect

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  • Fresh, locally sourced food from local farmers and chefs

  • Live Music and Activities: Enjoy local musicians, hands on exhibits and guided activities with a focus on building native habitat and a sustainable environment

  • Inspiring Community and Comradery 

  • Silent Auction: Bid on amazing items and experiences - all proceeds benefit the Green Team.

  • Family-Friendly Atmosphere: Activities for children and plenty of space for everyone to relax and explore. 

  • Learn more about gardening, native plantings, native trees, urban wood and more from exhibitors - Wild Ones, Retzer Nature Center, Fresh Roots gardens, Urban Wood Network and Johnson’s Nursery.​​

Reserve Your Tickets Today

Tickets for the Farm to Fork Lunch are limited. Secure your place at the table by reserving your spot now!

  • Consider Sponsoring the Event or making an extra contribution to maximize your impact

  • Follow us on social media to stay updated on event details and menu sneak peeks

What You Are Supporting

  • Education and outreach to Waukesha County municipalities and residents on implementing renewable energy, native habitat, school composting, effective recycling, and more

  • Increasing biodiversity through growth of native habitat and native habitat corridors throughout the County

  • Residential education on sustainable actions that preserve our environment while contributing to the health and wellbeing of our families

  • Support of community groups and volunteers working to preserve the environment for their families, neighbors and for future generations

Why Your Support Matters

Our community’s future depends on the choices we make today. By attending the Farm to Fork Lunch, you are not only enjoying an afternoon of exceptional food and camaraderie – you are investing in a legacy of sustainability and stewardship. Every ticket, every donation, and every word of support helps nurture the seeds of change that the Waukesha County Green Team plants across our region.

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The Waukesha County Green Team is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with a mission to promote environmental sustainability in Waukesha County communities through education, collaboration, and local action. We are guided by The Natural Step Framework. We sponsor educational forums, networking events, and projects to conserve Waukesha County resources and to build a sustainable future – one community at a time.

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