Eden Hall is a nearly 400-acre academic community showcasing sustainable solutions, where faculty, students, and the public learn hands-on to become future sustainability leaders. The farm models sustainable practices in energy, water, soil, food, agriculture, air quality, and climate.
Home to Chatham’s Falk College of Environment, Leadership & Management (ELM), Eden Hall is where undergraduate and graduate students work side-by-side with professors on research and practice initiatives that utilize the campus (and beyond) as a hands-on lab to complement their classroom learning.
Explore Research at Chatham : Checkerboard 2 - A Collaborative, Hands-on Learning Environment
Eden Hall Farm combines research, education, and production. Sustainable approaches to food—planning, growing, preparing, marketing, and eating—are the epicenter of Eden Hall. Students and faculty pursue projects that resonate with them and move sustainability forward.
Explore Food & Farm : Checkerboard 3 - A Place to Transform Our Approach to Food
Eden Hall inspires the larger region with sustainable practices and ideals through community-based workshops, arts and culture programming, naturally beautiful weddings and events, and acres of accessible woodlands and trails.
The Center for Regional Agriculture, Food, and Transformation (CRAFT) at Chatham University’s Eden Hall provides resources, learning opportunities, and technical assistance on food systems, regional food cultures, and sustainable economies to individuals, organizations, and businesses. CRAFT serves as a home for food systems information and data at the regional level, creating a network for research, education, and outreach on sustainable food.
Explore CRAFT : Checkerboard 5 - Center for Regional Agricultural, Food, and Transformation (CRAFT)
Nestled amidst woods, streams, and rolling fields, Eden Hall pairs a gorgeous, natural setting with a commitment to sustainability. Combining the rustic and the cutting edge, we set the stage for a celebration that will be as gentle to the earth as it is unforgettable for you and your guests. Set in the hills of Allegheny County, Eden Hall feels secluded but is conveniently close to hotel accommodations.
Explore Eden Hall Weddings : Checkerboard 6 - Weddings at Eden Hall Farm
For detailed directions to and a printable PDF map of Chatham's Eden Hall, please click the button below.
View Directions : Checkerboard 7 - Directions & Map
Explore Eden Hall Farm, our programs and research, and our sustainability initiatives with a guided 45-minute tour led by staff. Tours are subject to staff availability. Requests must be submitted at least two weeks in advance. Maximum group size of 50 visitors. To request a tour, please email elm@chatham.edu or call 412-365-1347.
Frequent shuttles connect Eden Hall to the Shadyside Campus.
View Eden Hall Shuttle Schedule (PDF) : Checkerboard 9 - Shuttle Information & Schedule
