Stony Kill Foundation offers public programs for all interests, ages, and experience levels to take advantage of all Stony Kill Farm has to offer. These programs span a wide range of topics and disciplines that allow our community to explore agricultural, environmental, and historical topics.
Dutchess County Sheep and Wool Growers Tours
Saturday, November 22 | 10am to 4pm
at the SKF Livestock Barn and Barn Classroom
Stop by the farm to learn about our heritage Tunis sheep flock from the Stony Ground 4H Shepherds. Be sure to check out the fiber art displays and demos in our barn classroom. And for our knitters and crocheters, we’ll have skeins of Tunis yarn for sale.
Holiday Barn Tours
TBD – Check back for dates and registration
Join us for a staff-guided tour of our historic barn and heritage livestock! Stony Kill’s staff will share details about raising our livestock, teach about our heritage breeds, and introduce guests to everyone’s favorite barn animals. Learn about the barn from our Stony Kill experts, enjoy hot cocoa, and end with a festive farm craft to make Stony Kill a part of your holiday.
First Day Hike 2026
January 1, 2026 | 11am
Sierra Trail at Stony Kill Farm off Red Schoolhouse Road
Join us for our annual First Day Hike guided by SKF Outdoor Educator Margaret. Registration will be open in December. Please check back.
Please review our cancellation policy prior to registration.
We are scheduling more programs often, so be sure to check back for more, or sign up for our E-Newsletter and follow our social media pages for future updates!
We are always interested in new ideas for workshops and presenter recommendations. Share any requests and proposals for future workshops to programdirector@stonykill.org