A magical place hosting workshops and events plus artist pop-ups, usually featuring flowers and foliage grown right here at Faraway, on beautiful Filucy Bay.
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The Barn Marché in 2022, when it was still mid-renovation.
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What is the Barn Marché?
The Barn Marché (pronounced “mahr-SHAY”) is our 100+ year old restored barn!
We think it’s the perfect place for hosting workshops & classes and special events including artisan pop-up shops, plus occasional vintage and holiday markets. We are forever finding ways to feature our own organic flowers, herbs, and foliage in our projects and we’ll continue that tradition in upcoming workshops and products. Of course it’s all grown right here at Historic Faraway on beautiful Filucy Bay in Longbranch, Washington on the Key Peninsula.
(Why we call our barn the “ Barn Marché ” can be found by clicking on the pink More About Faraway button below.)
Hi, I’m Brook.
I’m the gal who had this crazy idea to start Faraway Flower Farm at the same time we were restoring a dilapidated barn (and about a dozen other buildings) here at Faraway in Longbranch on the remote and wildly-beautiful Key Peninsula.
My idea was to create a space for workshops & events, where dreamers & doers could gather to learn & create, or to shop or celebrate.
Thank goodness my husband had visions as well, but his were all about how to go about restoring Faraway, and in the process making every single thing he tackled even better than it was originally.
We started working on the property the day we bought it in August 2016, and 8 years later, our To Do list here is still a long one but we have come far.
Welcome to the Barn Marché, where memories are made, and where we will always eat off the good china.
(Photo taken by Rylea Foehl in 2020 when the barn was mid-reno.)
The same doorway that I am standing in in the photo above, back in 2017.
Where is Longbranch?
I plan to explain this mysterious region of the South Sound (that so few people seem to know about) when the flower field has been put to bed for the winter and I have more time to type. Until then, some interesting information can be found by clicking on the Key Peninsula Museum’s Longbranch page.
Barn Marché BLOG
(Keep watching this space… I’ll start blogging soon….I promise!)
Just a glimpse into late September - early October as the days wind down
And we have to say goodbye to most of the fruit, vegetables and flowers.
I try to preserve things when possible, as you will see in a few of these photos.
