Visting Campus in July and August

Limited access | July & August | Click for details

Creating space and beauty in the world, together.

Green Acre is a resource for all in our community. We treasure the beauty that is in nature and what we can create together.

Creating a strong community, together.

We believe that we all have a role to play in our service to humanity.

A collective sense of purpose.

Individuals, families, and organizations come together at Green Acre to learn, share ideas, and become active protagonists in the betterment of society.

An immersive learning environment.

Friends from around the corner and around the globe, from all different backgrounds and experiences gather together at Green Acre to explore how we can become agents of positive change.

TODAY’S HOURS

Green Acre’s grounds are open with visits to ‘Abdu’l-Bahá’s room available by appointment. Please email greenacre@usbnc.org or call 207-439-7200 with any questions or to plan your future visit.

Events

Art, Art Exhibit, Featured

Mon 9/21 - Mon 9/21

Artist Call | Haven

An invitation to Artists A haven can be defined as a place of safety, shelter, and refuge, and/or renewal and inspiration. We invite you to use your artistic expression, whether...

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Featured, Service

Thu 12/31 - Thu 12/31

Service by Program

Are you interested in serving at Green Acre during one of our upcoming programs? We have opportunities for individuals (18+) to serve at several weekend and week-long programs this year....

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SERVICE

A Shared Purpose:
Serve with us

A collective sense of purpose:
Serve with us! Long-term and short- term opportunities are open. Local communities may also offer volunteer options to put their learning into action. Learn more.

LATEST STORY

Limited Access | July and August

During July and August, Green Acre will have limited access for visits to buildings on campus and to ‘Abdu’l-Bahá’s room. July 13 to July 21, 2026 While Green Acre’s grounds will open to visitors, our buildings will be closed, including ‘Abdu’l-Bahá’s room from...