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Pine Hollow Arboretum highlights the diversity of the world’s forests on our 22 acre property, 365 days a year!
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Sandra Wilson, certified Mindfulness Outdoor/Forest Bathing Guide, will be leading an Imbolc Walk that will focus on an intentional, contemplative space for reflecting on the change of seasons. We will engage in guided meditation and solo reflection alongside a slow, mindful saunter in nature while we reflect on the sacred wisdom offered when we are attentive to the voice of nature in the season, of the change in ourselves and in our local landscape. The sharing of tea and counsel will end the session.
This walk will take place on Saturday, February 1st at 10am. Suggested donation of $10/person. Advanced registration is required.
A Sky That Sings is a picture book about a different way to experience nature. Mia is spending a sunny afternoon at the park bird-listening! Some people enjoy bird-watching, but as a blind person, Mia uses her other senses to identify different birds by their unique calls and songs. She calls it bird-listening. After a reading of the book, we’ll listen to some recorded bird conversations and try to figure out what the birds are saying—and learn to identify some common birdcalls.
This program is free to the public but there is a reccomended donation of $10/person. Space is limited. The program will take place inside the visitor center at the Pine Hollow Arboretum and is suitable for all ages.
Join us for a fun workshop for the whole family! We will be making seed balls just in time for early spring tossing! We will discuss all the interesting insects and bugs that find their way into the wildflower patches, talk about germination, flower pollination, ecosystem services, and other awesome things that happen in the natural world when we help Mother Nature by sewing seeds that make her job easier!
This will be a family friendly class, so we welcome adults and children! Every registration comes with a packet of native wildflower seeds that can create a 15-30 square foot wildflower patch, and you will go home with 6 wildflower seed balls! Come have fun! Tea, herbal tea, and coffee will be provided! We ask that you bring your own mugs, but we will have compostable cups available.
There are two sessions to choose from, the Morning Session 10:00am-12:00pm, and the Afternoon Session 1:00pm-3:00pm.
If you want to register only a child or children, we ask that no more than 2 adults accompany the child, and be sure to complete the registration form.
Recommended ages 4 to 104! This workshop is in partnership with Pine Hollow Arboretum and 20% of the proceeds will go to supporting them on their mission!
The Pine Hollow Arboretum is excited to introduce our Wildly Together Series with educator and author, Anita Sanchez. These 1-hour long programs are geared towards families. Click the Register button below for descriptions about each program. Please select all the programs you would like to attend and the number of people you are registering for. Suggested donation is $15/person per program.
Questions? Email pinehollowarb@gmail.com
