October. 25th
Full Moon Dinner
Dinner and Gallery Opening Hosted at Habitable Spaces & Nexus Gallery
For this month’s Full Moon Dinner, we have something special planned!
October 25th, starting at 5pm, we will be hosting a live interview panel with a few local artists from Nature As A Muse, moderated by San Antonio-based artist and UT San Antonio professor, Chris Sauter. This panel will feature Anita Horton, Alexander Kamelhair, Olga Aviles, Colleen Sommers, and Jacob Spacek. Check out their work and feel free to come with questions.
Later in the evening will be a multi-course dinner, catered by local chef duo, Diane & Chicha Fales. The dinner is $50 per person and all proceeds go to support Nexus Gallery, Habitable Spaces, and the Kingsbury Town Hall Park initiative.
August. 28th-November 14th
Nature as A Muse
Nature As A Muse will showcase a wide array talented artists who are inspired by the beautiful and tragic evolution of their environment.
Our Upcoming Projects for 2026
Work Around The Farm
Wood Milling
We are thrilled to get to work producing building material sourced from our own land using our new wood miller.
Farming Workshops
We will offer workshops throughout the year over animal care, the basics of sustainability, and permaculture.
Volunteer Opportunities
There is always plenty to do around the farm, especially with the new baby goats arriving and our new tools.
Events
14th annual Fall Harvest Festival
This November on Railway St, Kingsbury, TX.
Natural Building
Sculptural Garden Entry Gate
This Fall we aim to begin construction on our sculptural tiered garden gate at the front entrance of Habitable Spaces.
Building Workshops
We will have many opportunities for natural building workshops with the construction of our new entry gate to Habitable Spaces! We will be building with cob, adobe, super adobe, and ferrocement.
“Our Town” Grant Project
In September of 2025 we were awarded the Our Town Grant, courtesy of the National Endowment for the Arts. This Grant has allowed us to kick off the Kingsbury Commons Project, one of our largest collaborative public projects yet. The 2-year long project is comprised of 4 phases. All of the building aspects of the project will include volunteer workshops, so stay tuned for announcements for when and where they will be.
The Kingsbury Town Hall Park Project
In partnership with the City of Kingsbury, we will be working alongside the renovation of the Kingsbury City Hall to construct a public gathering space to host festivals and events, as well as provide disaster relief to provide emergency heating, cooling, and shelter. This development is set to include a water catchment system, sculptural public splashpad, irrigation system, community garden, and education center.
Perennial Food Forest
In collaboration with the creators of the Festival Beach Food Forest, we will be bringing an edible food garden to downtown Kingsbury.
Project Documentary
Former artist in residence, Jessica Gardner, will be filming throughout the duration of the project. The finale of the project will be the premiere of the feature-length documentary.
This project is supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts. To find out more about how National Endowment for the Arts grants impact individuals and communities, visit www.arts.gov.
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