Jeanne Henriques

Welcome!

I’m Jeanne Henriques, a writer and photographer drawn to the stories that connect us. Life has taken me across the world—calling Australia, New Zealand, England, Vietnam, and Hong Kong home. Each place shaped how I see the world.

After raising four children and moving across continents, I’ve settled into a new chapter—one rooted in creativity, nature, and the simple joy of gathering. At Tahilla Farm, tucked into the hills of New Hampshire, I founded Tahilla Gatherings, welcoming kindred spirits for small workshops and retreats where creativity flows, stories unfold, and inspiration rises from the quiet rhythms of rural life.

Each gathering is a thread woven into something larger. Consider this your invitation to pause, explore, create, and carry something forward.

About Tahilla Farm

Tahilla Farm holds a story of its own.

The name Tahilla was given by three sisters who saw in this land a reflection of their beloved Tahilla (Tathuile) along Ireland’s Ring of Kerry—a reminder that sometimes places find us before we know we’re looking for them.

Set where the Wapack Range meets the New Hampshire sky, you’ll find Tahilla Farm stretches across 35 acres of woodland, meadows, and gardens, cared for in harmony with the land. The 1790 farmhouse was restored to preserve its historic character while blending past and present. Centuries-old stone walls frame the landscape, silent witnesses to those who came before us.

After many years of moving, my husband (Mr. H) and I have found a slower rhythm of life here. At the heart of it all, our English Springer Spaniel, Tani, happily keeps watch over the land.

Tahilla Farm is more than a home— it is a place where inspiration takes root and stories begin.

Welcome— I’m so glad you’re here!