Eat fresh, local, and seasonal—straight from our farm.
Farm, Food, and Hospitality
on Coast Salish Territory
Welcome to the Snaw-Naw-As Farm Project — Rooted Shores Farm, a community-led initiative rooted in Coast Salish values of respect, reciprocity, and care for the land.
Here, guests can experience life on the farm through educational workshops, enjoy seasonal harvests, and directly support local food security and employment. The Farm Project aligns with the Nation’s vision for sustainable, community-driven agriculture.
Farm Stand Features
Learn at the Farm Workshops
Learn about Farming and Food Security
Sign up for a Learn at the Farm Workshop to:
- Learn in a peaceful farm setting
- Participate in hands-on projects
- Take home real-world skills
- Experience a living connection to the land
- Multi-day option can include over night stay at the Farm
When you join a Learn at the Farm Workshop you are contributing to the Snaw-Naw-As First Nation’s vision of food security, job-creation, and community wellness for the region as a whole.
Our offerings are grounded in sustainable farming, Indigenous land stewardship, and meaningful hospitality.
Winter Pantry Building Training Program
Learn about canning, dehydration, pickling, pantry math, and more. Go beyond the basics.
START DATES: FEB. 9, 16, 23 and MAR. 2
Sign Up to Receive our Weekly Garden Harvest Box
Fresh From Our Fields to Your Table
The Snaw-Naw-As Garden Harvest Box brings the harvest straight to your kitchen.
Each week, receive a curated selection of 6-8 fresh vegetables, grown with respect for the land and guided by Coast Salish values of balance and care.
Your harvest box will include large enough amounts of each item to create complete dishes and helpful recipe ideas.
With your weekly subscription, you’re not just buying food — you’re supporting a stronger, healthier community and sustaining meaningful local jobs.
Our Partnership with Sustainable Food Security (SFS)
This farm is developed and operated in partnership with Sustainable Food Security (SFS), a Canadian social enterprise that specializes in building community-driven food systems. SFS works alongside communities—not over them—to design, build, and operate food projects that actually function in real-world conditions.
