The Biggest Little Farm is a multi-award winning, popular American documentary film, directed by John Chester and released in 2018.
 It tells of the decision made in 2010 by John and his wife, Molly, to leave their old lives in Los Angeles behind and purchase an abandoned, 200-acre farm in Moorpark, California. Rechristening it “Apricot Lane Farms”, the couple spends the next seven years transforming the arid landscape into a fully functional farm and biodiverse habitat for neighboring flora and fauna. They face hardship as the difficulties of keeping a farm running mount up, culminating in frustration and anger, but also happiness at their harmonious relationship with nature.

Watch the official trailer here.

We are pleased to present this film upstairs in the Albury Library Museum
Wednesday 16th June
5.30 to 8pm

Free for SSAW current members but guests welcome at $4 per person

However, we require pre-registration for this film in order to manage the size of the audience allowed under COVID regulations. In order to register please email seedsaversalburywodonga@gmail.com
indicating the names of the people in your group and a contact phone number.