Bethlehem Land Trust's
Mission is to:
To preserve & protect local farmland, fields, forests and wetlands through acquisition or easement to help make Bethlehem more climate resilient. To conserve the historic, natural and scenic resources of these properties. To help maintain the natural ecosystems for the wildlife including mammals, amphibians, birds and pollinators and insects, and to educate the public about them and why they are necessary for the health and wellbeing of all living creatures. And where feasible provide public access to these properties for their enjoyment by the community at large.
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Marc Wager Jazz Trio Postponed Due to Cold Weather. New Date TBD
2025 Concert Season
Saturday August 23rd - Mitch Katz and Marty & Chris Brennan
Thursday August 28th -Annie and The Natural Wonder Band
Marc Wager Jazz Trio
Postponed due to unseasonably cold weather. Look for a new date TBA
All concerts take place at the Barns on the Caroline Ferriday Preserve,
45 Main Street North, Bethlehem, CT
Concerts are 5:30-7:00pm
Bring your own refreshments and picnic
(In the event of rain or any inclement weather, please check the website for the
rescheduled concert)
Saturday August 23rd - Mitch Katz and Marty & Chris Brennan
Thursday August 28th -Annie and The Natural Wonder Band
Marc Wager Jazz Trio
Postponed due to unseasonably cold weather. Look for a new date TBA
All concerts take place at the Barns on the Caroline Ferriday Preserve,
45 Main Street North, Bethlehem, CT
Concerts are 5:30-7:00pm
Bring your own refreshments and picnic
(In the event of rain or any inclement weather, please check the website for the
rescheduled concert)
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THE BARNS AT THE CAROLINE FERRIDAY PRESERVE
The Auncient Oak tree has been milled. We have Red Oak boards for sale from the Auncient Oak that was estimated to be over 300 years old. If you are interested in purchasing some of the Auncient Oak wood, please contact Stuart at (475)259-6728. Click on this link to see the milling of the wood:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/q5cNVmKLGogyQJhp8
Join us!
Help us keep Bethlehem beautiful by making a monetary or land donation, volunteering,
or becoming a member. Are you interested in preserving our beautiful open space for the future? The Bethlehem Land Trust can use board members, lawyers, accountants, trail maintenance professionals, and fundraisers. Call Stuart Rabinowitz, President, at (475)259-6728 to learn more |
