Stone Mountain Farm

05/16/2026

THE BELTANE FESTIVAL IS OLD OUT. ONLY THOSE WITH ADVANCE TICKETS WILL BE ABLE TO ENTER THE EVENT. THERE WILL BE NO TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR. APOLOGIES FOR ANY DISAPPOINTMENT.

05/14/2026

04/17/2026

A listing of events happening in the Mid-Hudson Valley.

04/13/2026

Love this land? We could use your help! 🌎

Everyday this week from 1–4pm, we’ll be gathering to clean up and beautify our little patch of earth after a long winter. We'll aim to wrap up the day with a visit to the barn to meet our baby goats 💚🐐💚

Meet us in Parking Lot A at 1pm. This is where the GPS will lead you when you type in Stone Mountain Farm. If you're running late, we shouldn't be hard to find 🙂

*We suggest bringing a pair of gloves, wearing long pants and rain boots or other solid footwear*

It takes a village to care for a place like this. Can't wait to see you there! And if you can't make it, we'd love if you could share this post 🤗

04/12/2026

Human kids, goat kids, everything winds up in their mouths eventually 🙃

04/09/2026

Please enjoy our happy, little springtime sprites 🌻💚🐐

04/07/2026

You know spring has sprung when the barn starts filling up with new life!

One of our Nigerian Dwarf girls, Aster (Better Wayz Felicity) brought three, perfect kids into the world over the weekend - two boys and a girl sired by our boy Jupiter (Rosasharn Swordfish Sailor).

These kids make a total of 5 born so far, and we have 4 more girls left to give birth 😄

If all goes according to plan, we'll be offering visits with the mommas and babies in the near future - stay tuned!!

03/29/2026

09/28/2025

Caretakers Society and The Ramapough Culture and Land Foundation invite all to the 3rd Annual Standing Stone Unity Gathering 2025! We are fundraising to help cover performers’ honoraria and keep the gate fees by donation. If all of our friends chip in whatever they can afford, our collective goal will be met.

At its heart, this gathering has come to be by nourishing a network of long-lasting relationships, a culture of gratitude, and feeling our connection to the land and water. The land is crying out for people to come together for reconciliation and to communicate in a good way with one another. There is a continuous need for ceremony through which ALL people can gather together as family, for us to cultivate mutual understanding and the true kinship of community.

Who are we?
The original people, friends and allies who live in/near the valley of the river known as Mahicannittuk, or Muh-he-kun-ne-tuk (“river that flows two ways” or “waters that are never still”).

Annual Gathering - All Are Welcome! Rain or Shine
September 27 & 28, 2025
Singers, Storytellers, Dancers
Creek Paddle & Walk for the Water
Drums
Annual Treaty Renewal, Wiping Away Tears Ceremony
Food & Craft Vendors
Children’s Games

Why is this important?
To honor, acknowledge and respect the original peoples of this land.

09/20/2025

Fall light through a colonial doorway at Stone Mountain Farm.