Zendik Farm

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Zendik Farm (Zendik Arts) is an intentional community. They create and sell books, videos, music CDs, t-shirts and a magazine. The farm is currently located on 200 acres that border the Monongahela National Forest in the mountains of West Virginia. It was originally located in California and has moved several times, first to the outskirts of Austin, Texas and then, briefly, to central Florida. From Florida, they moved to the outskirts of Asheville, North Carolina; then finally to Marlinton, West Virginia.

The original leader of the community was Wulf Zendik (1920-1999). The community follows its own psychological and philosophic beliefs, originally created by Wulf Zendik. After Wulf's death, Arol Zendik became the leader. Wulf and Arol's daughter Fawn is also an important decision maker for the farm.