Kingfield Neighborhood Association

Nicollet Pop-Off #2: Sustainably Small @40th with the Kingfield Farmers Market

Come celebrate National Farmer’s Market week at the Kingfield Farmers’ Market; find us in the parking lot of MLK Park!
This second Nicollet pop-off event of the summer features a variety of fun events including:

  • marketplace yoga (8:30-9:30 AM);
  • live music by a Kingfield PorchFest local duo, Sweet Armadillo;
  • a cooking demo from locally acclaimed Young Man Chef;
  • a kid’s scavenger hunt with fun prizes;
  • and a chance to share your hopes and challenges with KFNA about Nicollet Avenue‘s culture, traffic, and new opportunities due to the eventual moving of Kmart!

Simultaneously get your shopping for the week done and support local vendors! All activities are free.

Questions? Contact  or call 612-824-9402. 

KFNA July Board Meeting

This monthly meeting of the nonprofit neighborhood Kingfield Board of Directors will take place on Zoom to accommodate  attendance by guests and to review and establish a COVID meeting and event policy for the organization. Community Forum begins each meeting; feel free to come and introduce yourselves or raise a question or neighborhood concern. We do request that you notify ">Executive Director Sarah Linnes-Robinson so we can better monitor issues and speaking times.

20th Annual Ice Cream Social @ MLK Park

School’s OUT!

Start summer right! Join fellow neighbors for a delightful evening with music, face painting, crafts and rides for kids. Sebastian Joe‘s ice cream (our very own Kingfield commissary!) will be served free of charge; donations welcomed!

MLK Donation Garden Weekly Workshops & Workdays

Every Tuesday 5:30-6:30 / north end of Park Building at the raised beds

Now almost a decade old, the mission of the MLK Donation Garden is to connect neighbors and grow food for our community. Neighbors and Master Gardeners gather every Tuesday to tend the vegetable gardens on the northern side of the Recreation Center and discuss a weekly topic. The food we grow is donated to The Aliveness Project (located at 3808 Nicollet), but the knowledge you go home with is yours to keep!