by Kate Sowiak On the 2nd of March, when the fields of Glenora Farm were still snow covered and the sheep were nestled in the barn, the first lamb was born: Molly. She was soft and creamy white. Her mother, Momo, had done a good job of licking her clean. They had made a lasting … Read more
Introducing the Glenora Gazette, our new quarterly newsletter! Keep up-to-date with all of the fun happenings at Glenora Farm! To subscribe to our email list, locate the subscription box on our home page, or send us a message and we can add you! Spring 2019 Edition
Nestled deep in the woods of Glenora is a remarkable place like no other. Glenora Farm sits on 96 acres of peaceful pasture, marsh and woodland, and is a life-sharing community where adults with special needs live and work alongside caregivers who have chosen this way of life.
written by Glenora Farm Coworker Hannah Munro and featured in the Valley Voice in 2017 In January of this year, I boarded a plane from Aberdeen, Scotland headed for Vancouver Island. With a two-year open work permit to Canada and next-to-no plan, I was excited, and a little bit daunted. My first (and ultimately last) … Read more
When I first joined Glenora Farm 20 years ago as a newly trained singer and choral conductor from Europe, with my husband and very small children, the first of now 3 large houses was being built, and the land? had just begun to produce some vegetables. We gathered every week to sing – music has … Read more
The Glenora Store & Café at “The Corners” of Marshall, Glenora and Indian Roads has a rich and varied history serving residents of Glenora and the Cowichan Valley for more than seven decades. If there’s a downtown Glenora, this is it.