upcoming events with KLT
Part of our mission at Kittery Land Trust is to build community. To achieve this goal, we offer a variety of educational and enrichment programs to our community. These programs are free to ensure they're accessible for all. If you would like to join us in building our community, please consider becoming a member.
STORYWALK in collaboration with The Rice Public Library
When: Now through the Fall
Time: Dawn to Dusk
Where: Nooney Farm, 22 Stevenson Rd, Kittery
Cost: Free! All are welcome
The goal of the STORYWALK is to help build children’s interest in reading while encouraging healthy outdoor activities for both adults and children making it the perfect collaboration between Kittery Land Trust and The Rice Public Library! We hope you enjoy this self-guided experience found in the upland forest trail of Nooney Farm at 22 Stevenson Rd Kittery. Featuring the book "Tops and Bottoms" a funny Caldecott Honor–winning fairy-tale retelling by Janet Stevens. Parking is available between the barn and the road. Walk down between the agricultural fields and you will find the trail kiosk with map to the trail head. The trail is an accessible short trail perfect for little legs!
The StoryWalk Project was created by Anne Ferguson of Montpelier, VT and developed in collaboration with the Vermont Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition and the Kellogg Hubbard Library.
When: Now through the Fall
Time: Dawn to Dusk
Where: Nooney Farm, 22 Stevenson Rd, Kittery
Cost: Free! All are welcome
The goal of the STORYWALK is to help build children’s interest in reading while encouraging healthy outdoor activities for both adults and children making it the perfect collaboration between Kittery Land Trust and The Rice Public Library! We hope you enjoy this self-guided experience found in the upland forest trail of Nooney Farm at 22 Stevenson Rd Kittery. Featuring the book "Tops and Bottoms" a funny Caldecott Honor–winning fairy-tale retelling by Janet Stevens. Parking is available between the barn and the road. Walk down between the agricultural fields and you will find the trail kiosk with map to the trail head. The trail is an accessible short trail perfect for little legs!
The StoryWalk Project was created by Anne Ferguson of Montpelier, VT and developed in collaboration with the Vermont Bicycle & Pedestrian Coalition and the Kellogg Hubbard Library.
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Muddy Boots Club- Fall Session now open
Every Wednesday September 4th-October 2nd 9:30-10:30 Free preschool program for children 5 and under and their caregivers. Join KLT Staff at Nooney Farm for child-led exploration to uncover their curiosities about the natural world. We will explore the farm, the wetlands and the new trails in the upland forest. This is a rain or shine event please plan accordingly with comfortable shoes and clothing. Bring water, sunscreen, and snacks. Cost is free. Space is limited registration required. You can help us grow this program by contributing a suggested donation of $5/week or $20/ for all five weeks. |
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Pick your Own Bouquet
When: Every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Starting July 11th Time: 4-6:00PM Where: Nooney Farm, 22 Stevenson Rd, Kittery Cost: $1/Stem Bring your family and friends and enjoy a stroll through Nooney Farms beautiful flower fields. With over 100 varieties to choose from you are guaranteed to leave with a beautiful arrangement. All flower proceeds will directly support the Land Trust's mission of saving land and building community. |
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Harvest Dinner
For more information click here When: September 28th Time: 5-9:00 PM Where: Nooney Farm, 22 Stevenson Rd, Kittery ME |
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Seacoast Environmental Film Festival
Ticket details coming soon When: April 5th, 2025 Where: Kittery Community Center, 120 Rogers Rd, Kittery ME |
Stewardship Volunteer Workdays
Do you ever wonder who takes care of the almost 1000 acres of land that KLT has conserved? Well, it's an amazing group of dedicated stewardship volunteers! Interested in helping out on the trails but don't know what that might look like? Join our stewardship team and get hands on experience where you will learn about corridor clearing, trail drainage, tool safety, signage, habitat restoration and more! These workdays are open to anyone who would like to learn about trail maintenance and invasive mitigation - no experience necessary! For more details or to sign up email Deputy Director Dot Avery [email protected]
If these days and times don't work for you but you would still like to help out, consider Adopting a Trail. Learn more here.
Saturday, September 7 9-11:00AM- Nooney Farm
Saturday, September 21 9-11:00- Seapoint Beach
Saturday, October 5 9-11:00 AM- Brave Boat Head Waters Preserve
Thursday, October 17 9-11:00 AM- Sisk
Saturday, November 2 9-11:00AM- Seapoint
Thursday, November 21 9-11:00AM- Sisk
Saturday, December 7th 9-11:00AM- Nooney Farm
Thursday, December 19th 9-11:00AM- Brave Boat Headwaters Preserve
Do you ever wonder who takes care of the almost 1000 acres of land that KLT has conserved? Well, it's an amazing group of dedicated stewardship volunteers! Interested in helping out on the trails but don't know what that might look like? Join our stewardship team and get hands on experience where you will learn about corridor clearing, trail drainage, tool safety, signage, habitat restoration and more! These workdays are open to anyone who would like to learn about trail maintenance and invasive mitigation - no experience necessary! For more details or to sign up email Deputy Director Dot Avery [email protected]
If these days and times don't work for you but you would still like to help out, consider Adopting a Trail. Learn more here.
Saturday, September 7 9-11:00AM- Nooney Farm
Saturday, September 21 9-11:00- Seapoint Beach
Saturday, October 5 9-11:00 AM- Brave Boat Head Waters Preserve
Thursday, October 17 9-11:00 AM- Sisk
Saturday, November 2 9-11:00AM- Seapoint
Thursday, November 21 9-11:00AM- Sisk
Saturday, December 7th 9-11:00AM- Nooney Farm
Thursday, December 19th 9-11:00AM- Brave Boat Headwaters Preserve