Alabaster DePlume
Colin Stetson & Brighde Chaimbeul
Gigi Masin
Green-House
Flore Laurentienne
SPELLLING
Mary Lattimore
Laraaji
JJJJJerome Ellis
PlantWave, by Data Garden, is a device that translates real-time data from living plants into music, creating an experience that leaves you feeling relaxed, connected and inspired. Every note is a real-time expression of changes in a plant.
For Plantasia, PlantWave will be installing a bespoke audio installation using plants featured on Mort Garson’s iconic 1976 album.
Botanical Workshops & Activities
Local farmer and textile artist Xiaofan—whose practice centers on botanical dye, natural pigments, printmaking and hand-sewn creations—invites you to a drop-in cyanotype experience at Plantasia.
Take a self-guided stroll through Seed Song Farm to forage for leaves, ferns, flowers, or any botanicals that catch your eye, and bring your finds to arrange on a prepared cotton bandana and expose it to the sun. Watch the magic happen as the iconic Prussian blue develops, leaving you with a one-of-a-kind wearable keepsake that’s connected to the land and the spirit of Plantasia.
All materials provided. No experience or sign-up needed—just come by, create, and carry a piece of the farm home with you. All ages welcome!
Solar Cyanotypes
Saturday, 2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Sunday, 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Learn how to transform fresh Seed Song Farm crops into playable, edible instruments—and discover the sounds hiding in the garden.
Carrot Whistles & Pumpkin Horns
Saturday, 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Sunday, 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Turn yourself into a walking garden! Learn to weave wildflowers, greens, and seasonal plant materials into a one-of-a-kind headdress inspired by the natural beauty of the farm.
Flower Crowns
Saturday, 3:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Sunday, 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Using the Three Sisters—corn, beans and squash—create your own musical instrument and turn Seed Song Farm’s fall harvest into music!
Three Sisters Shakers
Saturday, 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Paint and personalize a terracotta planter pot to give your plant a creative new home.
Then, contribute to our communal art board by coloring nature-inspired drawings, adding your own details, or creating a unique piece of your own. Take a moment to create, connect, and find inspiration in nature.
Paint a Pot & Community Art
with Blank Canvas
Sunday, 11:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Sophia Yaeko is a handpoke tattoo artist from the Hudson Valley just floating around trying to figure it out.
Sophia will be joining us for the weekend with a special flash sheet of Plantasia-inspired designs—perfect for carrying a little plant magic with you wherever you go!
Plantasia Stick and Poke Tattoos
by Sophia Yaeko
Saturday, 2:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Sunday, 11:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Farm Animal Visit
Say hello to the farm’s chickens, ducks and sheep.
Available all weekend!
Take a short self-guided walk to discover interesting items throughout the farm and natural habitats.
Farm & Nature Detective Trail
Available all weekend!
Take a rustic hay wagon ride through Seed Song, a 215-acre regenerative farm. Tour the fields while learning about permaculture and farming in the Catskills.
Hayrides
Saturday, 2:30 p.m. - Dusk
Sunday, 12:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Celebrate the bounty of harvest season at Seed Song Farm! Wander through the flower fields, pick your own blooms, and take a little piece of the garden home with you.
U-Pick Flowers
Available all weekend!
Plant-Inspired Market
Browse a curated collection of local artists and makers offering plant-inspired treasures, art, wares and food. And don’t miss our limited-edition Plantasia merch!
Featuring:
(parentheses) is a family of bold, artisanal shrubs made in Brooklyn by a former sommelier and his wife who missed a complex, slow-sipping, stiff drink.
Sacred Bones Records, co-presenter of Plantasia Kingston and the people who finally made Plantasia available again in 2018 will be set up offering official Plantasia goods. as well as an event-exclusive variant of the LP. First come first served!
Imagined by sustainable designers Amalya Meira and Logan Blagg, Lagoon New York is a store, gallery, and studio space based in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. In the Lagoon, Amalya & Logan‘s wearable art is created & available for sale alongside complementary creations in the realms of art, body, jewelry, and housewares. The intention behind the space is grounded in sustainability, connection to nature, and community engagement.
The 33rd Thursday is a pop-up boutique at fairs, festivals, and farmers markets. Explore our unique whimsical hand-crafted art and jewelry, including one-of-a-kind wearable vases and planters. Expand the ways you display and share the joy of plants and flowers.
Maggie Boyd Ceramics will be in attendance offering Plantasia inspired pots made exclusively for the Kingston event!
Nourishing slow beauty offerings rooted in time-honored methods. Each artisanal formula is aromatic and sensorial—handmade with precious Botanicals.
SATURDAY ONLY
Hudson Family Kitchen is a family-run business serving fresh, homemade food made with love.
Peacock Moss was created by musicians Abby Travis (The Go-Go’s, The Bangles, EODM, KMFDM) and her husband Tommy Greñas (Farflung, Nick Turner’s Space Ritual, Anubian Lights) out of Woodstock NY. Travis creates one of a kind succulent art plantings, kokedama and living spell terrariums. Greñas draws from his Celtic roots and childhood interest in Erich von Däniken to create mystical stone carvings. Their shared musical history informs Greñas’ hand silk screened shirt designs.
Located in the village of Ellenville, in New York's Hudson Valley, Everything Nice is an eclectic shop—owned and operated by music industry veteran Jessica Clark—that specializes in new and secondhand vinyl records, books, CDs, and tapes. Everything Nice is happy to provide its local community with a space for creativity, dialogue, and discovery.
SUNDAY ONLY
Catskill Chocolate Co. is a woman-owned artisan chocolate shop in the heart of Catskill, NY, crafting small-batch chocolates, confections, and seasonal treats by hand.
For Plantasia, we’re bringing a special collection inspired by plants, flavor, and the changing season—including bright yuzu, earthy matcha, raspberry, and sweet corn chocolates. Come find us for something a little unexpected, beautifully made, and delicious.
Veró is a Kingston-based multidisciplinary artist specializing in botanical dyes, drawing on both craft and curiosity to shape each piece. They primarily work with natural fabrics such as cotton, linen, and silk, using plant-based sources and extracts including cochineal, kusumi lac, madder root, marigold, sumac, coreopsis, and indigo.
SUNDAY ONLY