News from Lunina dolina
The latest announcements, events and stories from our farm and our community.
Little Hands, Big Stories – creative workshops in the yurt
This autumn and winter we invite children aged 4 to 10 to five creative workshops in the yurt at Lunina dolina: beeswax, the Little Light of Kindness in two parts (a school-holiday morning and a St Martin's lantern walk), angels from sheep's wool and a gift from little hands. With mentor Hadeja Adeva Horvat from Zavod Livija.
Read more →When Beeswax Comes Alive – a creative autumn workshop
On Sunday, 25 October 2026, from 2 to 4 pm, children will make a candle from a beeswax honeycomb sheet and an autumn wax decoration in the yurt, and learn why bees matter so much. €10 per child, 15 places.
Read more →Little Light of Kindness, part 1 – a fairy tale and making a lantern
On Wednesday, 28 October 2026, during the autumn school holidays, from 10 am to 12 noon, children will listen to a fairy tale about a little light in the yurt and each make their own lantern. €10 per child, 15 places.
Read more →Little Light of Kindness, part 2 – a festival of light and compassion
On Sunday, 15 November 2026, from 2 to 4 pm (arrival 1.45 pm), we celebrate St Martin's Day: the children prepare a path of light, listen to the story of St Martin and, at 3.30 pm, lead their parents along it with lanterns. €10 per child, 15 places.
Read more →Angels from Sheep's Wool – an Advent workshop
On the first Sunday of Advent, 29 November 2026, from 2 to 4 pm, children will follow the journey of wool from sheep to finished piece in the yurt and shape angels from sheep's wool. €10 per child, 15 places.
Read more →A Gift from Little Hands – a festive workshop
On Sunday, 13 December 2026, from 2 to 4 pm, children will make a greeting card from carded wool, decorate a gift bag and wrap a present in it themselves for someone they love. €10 per child, 15 places.
Read more →Little stories from the valley
Small moments from everyday life on the farm — the ones that do not go to plan, yet stay with us the longest.
The Lantern Festival – a little light we must not let go out
Why do we make lanterns in November and take them out into the dark? About St Martin's Day, the festival of compassion, and the three autumn festivals celebrated in Waldorf schools.
Read more →More than just an egg
Why we decided to keep more laying hens and what a pasture egg means to us.
Read more →The egg that became a treasure
Sometimes the greatest gifts are the ones we grown-ups barely notice.
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