Upcoming Events

May 2 Historic House Tour and Lecture- Noémi Pernessin Raymond: Designer/Artist

May 2 Historic House Tour and Lecture- Noémi Pernessin Raymond: Designer/Artist

$25.00

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June 20 Micro Exhibit and Lecture- The Building of Golconde: The Beginning of Modern Architecture in India

June 20 Micro Exhibit and Lecture- The Building of Golconde: The Beginning of Modern Architecture in India

$25.00

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July 11 Historic House Tour and Lecture- Antonin & Noémi Raymond Ambassadors of Modernism in Japan

July 11 Historic House Tour and Lecture- Antonin & Noémi Raymond Ambassadors of Modernism in Japan

$25.00

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Save the Date- Details and Registration Coming Soon

Workshop- Food in Nature
June 13

RFC and Nakashima Woodworkers Joint Tour
June - Date TBD

Summer Crafting Mini-Series
Saturdays in August- Schedule to be announced

RFC Historic House Tour and Lecture (TBD)
September 12

2026 Symposium- Collaborations: Partners in Life, Architecture, Art & Design
September 26

RFC and Nakashima Woodworkers Joint Tour
September 27

RFC Historic House Tour and Sketch Day
October 10

Looking for a Private Group Tour?

Private tours may be available by appointment with a $300 minimum. Please fill out our Private Tour Request form to get started:


First time visiting the Raymond Farm Center? Please review these house policies before your visit.

  • Parking is available in the grassy field to the left of the Raymond Farm Center. Signs for parking will be posted on event days.

  • Due to the historic architecture of the building, the farmhouse is not accessible to individuals who use wheelchairs and may be limited to individuals with mobility issues. Stairs are required to see all the spaces in the farmhouse.

  • Shoes must be removed to enter the farmhouse to protect the floors. Socks are required. Shoe covers are available to individuals who can not remove their shoes.

  • Please do not sit on the historic chairs. Many are old and unstable.

  • Do not touch or move sculptures, artwork, books, and other objects on display without permission. Take care not to step on the rugs to help preserve them.

  • The paper on the shoji doors and windows are delicate. Use the wood handles if you must move the panels.

  • Please do not try to pet or pick up the farm animals that may be grazing around the site

  • Weather appropriate clothes and sturdy shoes are recommended. Expect to walk on some grassy and uneven areas.