Kingfield Neighborhood Association

Kingfield’s New Community Coordinator

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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

Unveiling the Power of Produce (PoP) Program at the Kingfield Farmers Market

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This fall, the Kingfield Farmers Market debuts their newest venture, the Power of Produce (PoP) Club, funded by the Kingfield Neighborhood Association. This dynamic pilot program aims to engage and inspire children aged 4–12, opening up a world of food exploration and promoting healthier eating habits.

PoP Club participants receive a weekly $2 token to use on an array of fresh fruits, vegetables, and even food-producing plants. By placing the purchasing power in their hands, the program encourages wise food choices while fostering a deeper connection between our community and the local food system. Alongside the token-based system, the Market is crafting an engaging lineup of activities that include food tastings, kids’ activities and a farmers market scavenger hunt!

Join us September 17 at the Kingfield Farmers Market, as we celebrate the launch of the PoP Club with a special POP-off event sponsored by the Lyndale Neighborhood Association intended to highlight local businesses in our area. Together, we’ll cultivate a healthier future for our children, our community, and our local farmers.

Kingfield PorchFest 2023: We Did it again!

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Nice job, Kingfield, for really showing up and celebrating the whole of Kingfield neighborhood! 1000’s of people walked and biked the streets listening to an amazing medley of musical styles by performed by 100’s of local musicians. Thanks for coming, thanks for playing, and thanks for celebrating the best of what Kingfield truly is: neighbors showing up for each other! View more photos and videos of the evening on the Facebook Event page!

 

 

Show your love of PorchFest and support the Kingfield Neighborhood Association by ordering a 2023 Kingfield PorchFest t-shirt or trucker cap! Visit Love Your Neighborhood MPLS to order.

Kingfield PorchFest 2023: The Map!

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Kick off your summer with Kingfield Porchfest!

Thursday evening, June 15, from 6-9 PM on 38 unique porch-stages in the Kingfield neighborhood! All event happening between 36th & 46th Street and Lyndale and 35W. Wander your way past live music performed by over sixty groups, or check out the map and plot your path!

bit.ly/KingfieldPorchFestMap2023

Donations to support the event can be made by texting “porchfest” to 44-321. Or purchase PorchFest t-shirts and trucker caps to keep the music alive (all proceeds for merchandise sales benefit the Kingfield Neighborhood Association). To purchase merchandise visit: https://loveyourneighborhoodmpls.org/(Note: Femme shirts run very small…order accordingly!)

Signs of the south Nicollet Pollinator Pathway!

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Signs of Pollinator Pathway will be popping up through the neighborhood in early June so keep your eyes peeled for the happy bee signs!

We are planting over 50 garden stops for the Rusty Patched Bumblebee through the Lyndale, Kingfield, and Tangletown neighborhoods! Bees will know where to stop because each garden will have similar flowers blooming at the same time and these tiny native bees feed on “constancy” (kind of like a picky toddler who will only eat plain noodles for an entire two weeks, who then hates them and will only eat hotdogs!)

Thank you neighbors for sharing in this work with us to create a tasty neighborhood for pollinators!