(Lakewood, CO) – Fleischer Family Farm (2005 South Zephyr Court, Lakewood, CO 80227), in conjunction with the Tenet podcast, will present the fifth annual Art + Ag event on Saturday, September 12, 2026, from 10 a.m.–4 p.m.
Founded in 2022 by Todd Pierson, Wes Brown, Paul Fleischer, and Chelsie Fleischer, Art+Ag brings families and community members together for a lively celebration where creativity takes root. Guests can step inside a working urban farm, discover innovative growing methods, explore sustainable eating practices, and connect with the local food system. Along the way, they can meet local artists and enjoy fresh, farm-grown food and flowers in a welcoming community setting.
Visitors will also have the chance to connect with artists whose work is inspired by the intimate relationship between art and agriculture, creating a dynamic environment where creativity and sustainability meet. Art+Ag encourages hands-on learning, immersive experiences, and meaningful connections for guests of all ages
“Art+Ag brings families and communities together in a place where creativity, learning, and sustainable farming come alive,” said Todd Pierson, co-founder of Art+Ag. “When people connect with the land, understand where their food comes from, and experience art firsthand, they begin to see how creativity and agriculture can enrich our lives, strengthen our communities, and shape a more sustainable future.”
This Year’s Art+Ag Market
The 2026 Art+Ag Market will showcase a vibrant mix of new and returning artists presenting work across a variety of mediums. Featured artists include David Chatfield, Dan Drossman, Laura Heck, Jenn Myers, Andy Olson, Damaris Santos, Thomason Arts, Ken Trujillo, and White Cat Silver Company, offering guests an opportunity to connect with the creators and explore the relationship between art and agriculture.
About The Fleischer Family Farm
The Fleischer Family Farm is a thriving urban farm in Lakewood, Colorado, where fresh food, environmental stewardship, and community come together. Without pesticides or synthetic chemicals, the family grows nutrient-rich produce and colorful flowers while also offering cage-free eggs, honey, and artisanal foods. A 2025 highlight was the farm’s 18-week Community Supported Agriculture program, which provided members with seasonal produce throughout the growing season. The farm also welcomes families through its weekly farmstand, educational classes, community events, and children’s summer camp, creating hands-on connections to sustainable agriculture and the land. Fleischer Family Farm
Media Contact:
Todd Pierson, 720-217-6296, todd@toddpierson.com, www.tenetpodcast.com
Paul Fleischer, 412-973-8041, fleischerfamilyfarm@gmail.com, www.fleischerfamilyfarm.com