



Once established, Celtica will be a non-mechanized working farm dedicated to the preservation of Celtic cultural heritage, animal husbandry, and land stewardship through education and practical experience.
Visitors will also learn about the history, languages, and customs of the Celts through interpretive exhibits where actor/historians in period dress directly engage with their audience.
For the sake of simplicity, we have divided the skills and knowledge which can be learned at Celtica into two parts: Agricultural and Land Management and Celtic Culture and Artisanal Crafts. The list that follows is by no means exhaustive, as additional areas of focus are likely to be added when they become available.
The Celtica project will take some time to attain full operational capability following inception and not all of the features described will be immediately available but will be added progressively over time.
Our early Celtic ancestors were far savvier than most people realize. They understood how to work in harmony with the land to produce the very best crops along with an abundance of natural materials for use in building, and the manufacture of clothing, tools, and utensils – without ruining the environment.
Many of the skills practiced by our early Celtic ancestors were an integral part of their culture. However, with the onset of industrialization, factory farming, and our increasing isolation from nature, many of these are on the verge of being lost for all time.
At Celtica, we will provide living museum exhibits to inform and educate, and offer visitors the opportunity to learn these valuable skills for themselves through practical experience.