Why should the kids have all the fun? Join us for an adults-only pumpkin carving date night, complete with local brews and halloween tunes. All materials provided – please register by October 7th to secure your spot and your pumpkin. Registration is for two people.
Forest Bathing (also known as Shinrin-Yoku) is not a hike, fitness walk, or naturalist-led program – instead, it is a unique opportunity to slow down, awaken your senses, and connect with the natural world in nourishing and meaningful ways. Through a series of gentle invitations by an ANFT Certified guide, you’ll have the chance to deepen your relationship with the land and its inhabitants, as well as share in that experience with others.
In addition to feeling more grounded, calm, and peaceful, when practiced regularly, Forest Bathing has been shown to support overall well-being, including reduced stress, lower blood pressure, improved sleep, enhanced creativity and focus, and even a decrease in anxiety and depression. Many people also find that they begin to experience familiar parks and forests in new, surprising, and deeply personal ways.
Did you know that September 19th is International Observe the Moon Night? Stop by and celebrate with our friend Mark Benson, NASA Solar System Ambassador, for a telescopic view of the moon!
This program is free and open to the public – registration is optional but available so you can mark your calendars!
It’s autumn, the leaves are changing, we’re cooking over the fire, and we’re wondering -where did these delicious, marshmallowy treats come from, anyway? They're actually over 100 years old! We’re making our own s’mores today and learning the history of this campfire classic.
Young learners will be delighted with stories,
lessons, and crafts led by our education
volunteers. Each month is a different topic
Sep 18: Harvest
Oct 16: Fall Fun
Nov 20: BRRR!
