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.
First Day Hike 2026
Rescheduled for February 14, 2026 | 11am
Sierra Trail at Stony Kill Farm off Red Schoolhouse Road
Join Stony Kill Foundation’s seasoned naturalist Margaret on an interpretive hike along the Sierra trail! This 2 mile trail takes visitors along through mixed hardwood forest, wetlands, and open meadows. These ecosystems are some of the favorites of our native wildlife, including the Eastern Bluebird and Red Tailed Hawk. Learn from Margaret’s natural expertise as you hike to ring in the new year! Arrive a little early to get your 1st Day Hike swag.
Great Backyard Bird Count
Sunday, February 15th from 9 am to 10 am CANCELLED | all ages, minors must be accompanied by an adult | $5
Join Outdoor Educator, Cameron Laird, as she walks you through the farm to identify, count and submit the birds we see at Stony Kill to the Great Backyard Bird Count. Our count will help scientists better understand and protect birds around the world. This one hour walk will connect us to birds, to nature, and with each other. Join us and be part of this global event.
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