Registration is required for all programs
(Unless noted otherwise)
Please register online or by calling 203-938-2117
The Voice of the Hudson:
Movie & Discussion
Thursday, January 30 NEW DATE!
7 – 8:30 p.m.
This program will take place at Mark Twain Library (439 Redding Road, Redding, CT 06896)
Microplastics are ubiquitous in the environment and can be found in marine and freshwater ecosystems, food, air, and drinking water.
Learn more about this important issue with consultant, educator, researcher, and explorer Tim Keyes as he shares the results of sampling done around the country, including here at New Pond Farm. Following the discussion, watch The Voice of the Hudson, a 50-minute documentary film about the monumental trip 8 high school students took down the length of the Hudson in 2023, from the Adirondacks to Manhattan, taking water samples along the way.
This private screening is:
Free, registration is requested
Co-sponsored with the Mark Twain Library
The Philadelphia Story, a Live Radio Play
“The course of true love…gathers no moss.”
Saturday, March 1
7 – 8:30 p.m.
Join Director Nancy Ponturo with her extraordinary cast of actors, and watch the hilarity unfold as Tracy Lord, CK Dexter Haven, and other memorable characters are brought to life in this classic 1940s romantic comedy.
Our thanks to actors Nancy Ponturo, Bob Ponturo, Don Striano, Julia Levo, Martin Robinson, Annie Evans, Molly Garbe Brown, and Fred Newman (also providing sound effects), and musician David Morgan for once again generously donating their time and talents for this joyful fundraiser. Please join us for the performance, libations, homemade desserts, and lively conversations with the actors.
Location: Georgetown Oratory (behind Sacred Heart Church) 30 Church Street, Redding.
This event is:
$60 per Member,
$70 per Non-member
Seating is limited so please make your reservations soon!
Bio Blitz
Saturday, April 26
7 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Join an enthusiastic group of scientists and staff as we work to inventory the biological diversity of our pond, marsh stream, and surrounding areas. Help us better understand the local flora and fauna that are found in each habitat and in the process gain skills and knowledge that will lead to a deeper connection with the natural world.
More details coming soon!
No Registration Required
Art Show and Preview Party
Special Preview:
Friday, June 6
6 – 8 p.m.
Visit the art show and mingle with artists and art lovers while enjoying a signature cocktail, local wines, brews, and festive bites.
Registration is required, details will be posted soon
Daily Gallery Hours
June 7 – 15
11 a.m. – 5 p.m.
More details coming soon!
This fantastic biennial event will showcase artwork by some of the region’s finest artists.
With paint and canvas, pencil and paper, wood, metal, or clay, their creativity will transform the enduring themes of nature and farm into beautiful works of art. A silent auction, art demonstrations, plein air painting, and activities for all ages will all be a part of this inspiring show. All art is for sale with proceeds to benefit our programs.
Free admission to the gallery, auction, demonstrations, lectures, and classes.
OPEN DAYS
Sunday, March 16
Saturday, April 26
Sunday, May 18
Saturday, June 7
10:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Interested in learning more about us?
Come to one of our scheduled Open Days to 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. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore the property, visit with the animals, sample delicious dairy products, and connect with members of our staff and Board.