We educate young people who know little about farming and ranching, so every visitor can relive the heritage and culture that founded the strength of America.
Support the Barn →Spring and fall sessions bring students onto a real working farm — with a summer session coming soon.
Explore field trips →Tours for schools, senior and assisted-living groups, church groups, and women's retreats.
Schedule a tour →The Pecan Museum of Texas, in the heart of Texas pecan country and home of the World's Largest Pecan.
Visit the museum →A country, casual, climate-controlled real barn for weddings, receptions, and gatherings.
See the spaces →Between the annual Texas Hold'Em Tournament, the late-October Pecan Festival, the monthly First Friday Feast, and Country Christmas in December, the barn stays busy year-round. See the live calendar for what's coming up next.
See the full calendarA working farm and heritage center built for students, families, and the groups who keep Texas traditions alive.
Field trips that show students where their food really comes from.
A welcoming place to relive Texas heritage and culture together.
Tours for senior and assisted-living groups, church groups, and women's retreats.
Supporters whose gifts fund the classroom and keep the mission going.
A genuine Texas barn for your celebration — country, casual, and unlike any ballroom. Every rental helps fund the classroom.
Book an EventThe land has been farmed since the 1850s and was donated by Wilfred & Betty Bartoskewitz, fifth-generation farmers, so young people who know little about farming and ranching can learn where their food comes from.