Floral Themed Knit & Crochet Along
Get ready to cast on something new! Join us for our first ever Knit Along running from April 1st - June 14th.
Programs
May 2026
Spring Foraging Walk for Adults & Teens
Learn how to identify, sustainably harvest, and prepare the wild foods of spring.
Cancelled- Family Campout
Join us for a fun-filled evening that includes a light dinner, night hike, treats around the campfire, night sky viewing, and a celebration of our nocturnal neighbors!
June 2026
Pollinator Garden Tour & Tea
Take a break from your busy schedule and spend an afternoon visiting our farmhouse gardens. Enjoy our pollinator and herb gardens brimming with native plantings and visiting bees and butterflies.
In the Kitchen: Breakfast for Dinner (Grades K-4)
We will build our kitchen skills as we create simple and delicious meals to share together.
Cancelled- Junior Staff: Animal Caretaker (Grades 6-12)
Love animals? Come learn the ins and outs of animal care.
Open Day at New Pond Farm — Celebrate the start of Dairy Month with Us!
Come learn more about New Pond Farm Education Center and all it has to offer – the stunning landscape, the fascinating history, the diverse habitats, the varied wildlife, the multitude of educational opportunities, and the warm and welcoming staff.
Pilates Fusion with Lauren Chiarello Mika
Restore your body, mind, and heart in this cozy, 50-minute Pilates Fusion class.
STEM Sundays (Grades K-4)
STEM Sundays are designed to inspire young minds and build foundational science skills
Take a Hike! (Grades 5-12)
An outdoor adventure group for middle and high schoolers.
Cancelled- Nature’s Calendar: Create Your Own Phenology Wheel (Adults & Teens)
A phenology wheel is a simple, visual tool used to observe, record, and reflect on the seasonal changes in the natural world. Join Master Gardener Susan Stein for a fun and collaborative workshop celebrating these changes and learn to create your own unique phenology wheel.
Nature Book Club – The Overstory
A collaboration between New Pond Farm, Mark Twain Library, and Redding Land Trust. Gather with curious neighbors at New Pond Farm and discuss the book The Overstory by Richard Powers.
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