Board elections are underway! We have 9 people you can vote for to represent you on the KFNA neighborhood board. See some of the ideas each candidate has and what they love about Kingfield here.
Voting open until June 2. Vote here.
Attend the Neighborhood Annual Meeting
Mark your calendar for May 14 at 6:30 PM for the Kingfield Neighborhood Association’s Annual Meeting at MLK Park.
You’ll hear from speakers including: Ward 8 City Council candidates Josh Bassais and Soren Stevenson, Lauren Hughes from Fresh Eye Gallery, Mara Wack from Neighborhood Roots, and Eric Roper the creator of the Ghost of a Chance podcast.
Apply to be on the Board of Directors here. We’d love for you to join!
RSVP to the Facebook event here.
KFNA’s 2024 Annual Meeting
The Kingfield Neighborhood Association announces our 2024 Annual Meeting:
Kingfield Annual Meeting – May 8
KFNA’s annual meeting will feature board elections, presentations, organizational updates and more
Wednesday, May 8, 7–8:30 PM
MLK Park
kingfield.org/kfna-annual-meeting/
The purpose of this meeting is to elect 7 of the 13 volunteer directors to the non-profit board that oversees the operations of the Kingfield Neighborhood Association. The meeting provides an overview of the past year’s accomplishments, and an election by paper balloting of nominated people, both residents and up to three business representatives. Board members serve a term of two years.
Empty Bowls 2024 Planning Kicks Off
The 13th Annual Kingfield Empty Bowls event will take place on “Soup-er Bowl” Sunday, February 11, 2024. Once again, we welcome our community to come together to fight hunger and homelessness in our area while sharing a delicious meal and lively conversation.
- We look forward to working again with our restaurant community who have been very generous in their support donating soup, bread, dessert and coffee.
- On the bowls side of the equation: We NEED bowls. We are seeking potters, connections to potters, and educators at a school with pottery students, or even poetry collectors.
The first planning meeting for the 2024 event is Wednesday, October 4, at 6:30 PM at Judson Memorial Baptist church (41st and Harriet Ave. S.). If you want to donate or participate, simply reach out to me at .
–Lori Olson, Kingfield Empty Bowls Chair
Kingfield’s New Community Coordinator
Ceugant Scolaidhe (pronounced Kai-gant Scully, he/his/him) is a Minneapolis native who grew up in the Hiawatha Neighborhood. He spent a decade working at local restaurants and for the last 16 years has committed his career to community service, including anti-violence work, HIV/AIDS support and prevention, and managing a statewide network of domestic violence/sexual assault non-profit partnerships. Ceugant now lives in the Standish neighborhood with his partner Tommy and his dog-daughter, Sophie Dachshund.
Ceugant started working with KFNA in August, and you can reach him at