bringing people together through food, music, and place in the columbia river gorge.
Turtle Moon Farm creates gatherings shaped by intention and connection — spaces designed to slow the pace and bring people together in meaningful ways, from intimate dinners to open-air concerts.
rooted in presence
Each gathering at Turtle Moon Farm is shaped by the land, the season, and the people who arrive. Food, music, and conversation come together to create moments that feel grounded, generous, and alive — experiences that linger long after the night ends.
you’re invited to
FIELDNOTES
saturday, june 6th
An evening of live music with indie folk-rock band Hello Damascus, drinks by Straightaway Cocktails, and time out in the field. Fieldnotes brings people together through sound, setting, and the simple act of being there — creating space to slow down and experience something real.
arrive early. stay a while. let the evening unfold at its own pace.
Conversations stretch across the table. Music carries through the field. The light shifts, the air cools, and something subtle begins to settle in. There’s no rush, no script — just space to be present, to connect, and to take it all in.
These are the kinds of moments that don’t need explaining. You feel them while you’re there, and carry them with you long after.
different ways to gather
fieldnotes
Live music experiences set outdoors, where sound, setting, and community come together. Each evening is shaped by the artists and the atmosphere — inviting you to slow down, listen closely, and be fully present.
feast
Seasonal dinners by local chefs, built around food, conversation, and long-table connection. Menus reflect the moment, the ingredients, and the people gathered — creating a shared experience that unfolds over time.
gatherings
Thoughtfully designed events for teams, brands, and groups seeking something more intentional. Each gathering is shaped in collaboration, creating an experience that feels personal, considered, and rooted in connection.
the people behind turtle moon farm
built by hand. held with care.
Turtle Moon Farm is shaped by Erik and Amanda, with every detail reflecting how they think, host, and care for others. Their backgrounds span both medicine and the culinary world, bringing together a rare balance of precision, care, and creativity.
Before the farm, they helped build the nationally recognized Forequarter restaurant, where food, culture, and community were central. Today, that same ethos carries through every gathering — thoughtful, grounded, and designed with intention.
What they’ve created is a place to gather, connect, and experience something real — shaped by how they live and what they value most.
please join us
Explore upcoming events or get in touch to host your own gathering at Turtle Moon Farm.