2025 CHANGES​

Since 2023, GlennArt Farm has modified its business plan.  David and Carolyn have chosen to provide the public with experiences related to goats and native plants.  We no longer sell raw unpasteurized goat milk;  however we do provide opportunities to interact with our nigerian dwarf goats, goat yoga events and educational tours of native plants in our forest garden.  
Due to the burden of maintaining our presence on social media, we have cancelled Facebook, Instagram and other media choices.
We have chosen to provide information on this website only.  Being semi -retired gives us the time to enjoy people who find us on a personal level and develop our projects in peace.  I will try to update our GLOG monthly. 

Nigerian Dwarf Goats at GlennArt

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Introduction to our goats
   Meet FRANNY and  Herve, a couple.  Franny is now our oldest goat and the only female.  She has decided that Herve is her guy.  Both are quite small .  Franny loves a back scratch, Herve is owned by neighbors in Austin, is curious about people but not affectionate... yet
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 Roscoe and Zuko are twins and very devoted to each other, though Roscoe is big, he continues his gentle nature.  Meanwhile Zuko gets his horns caught in everything and waits for help  regularly.
Our Sami. Sami lost his brother this spring and is odd goat out, as he is the only one without horns.  He is loving, curious, and enjoys people more than goats.  He is also the alarm cry when things are not right in the pen. ​
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About GlennArt Farm

Nature, community and agriculture meet at GlennArt Farm. We pasture our goats near the Waller Street fire station, and the Root Riot Harambee community garden.  We are located in a picturesque section of the Austin neighborhood on Chicago’s far-West Side. GlennArt Farm offers a bit of free, healthy entertainment as both city and
suburban folks stop by our fence to greet the goats. Our business is a boost to the local economy. 

Visit with the cute, rambunctious nigerian dwarf goats in our Goat Chill or Yoga! 

You can always keep up-to-date by visiting our GLOG.

Thank you, Chicago, for being our neighbor!