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Welcome to the pine hollow arboretum

Pine Hollow Arboretum highlights the diversity of the world’s forests on our 22 acre property, 365 days a year!

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HENRY BLATNER TOUR

In the Spring of 2025, the Historic Albany Foundation and the Pine Hollow Arboretum (PHA) welcomed Mary Valentis, daughter of Blatner and Larry Wilson, partner at MCWB to have a conversation about Albany Architect, Henry Blatner. PHA is working on designating the 3 homes on Pine Hollow Rd., including it's own visitor center, to be nominated on the National Register of Historic Places as the Henry Blatner Historic District. 

To learn more about this architect, watch the video below.

Summer at the Pine Hollow Arboretum

Drone footage courtesy of Hoffman Car Wash. 

Arboretum News and Events

 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 $5/person per program. 

Questions? Email pinehollowarb@gmail.com

These programs have been made possible by the Bethlehem Garden Club.

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 Thanks to our amazing sponsors, McSharry & Associates Realty, we are excited to introduce the MushLove Series with Luke Sarrantonio as part of the Pine Hollow Arboretum's Program Lineup for 2025. These programs are FREE to the public and advanced registration is required. Luke will be joining us 3x's this season to talk all things ecology and mushrooms. Below you will find Luke's biography and a description of the 3 programs. All programs will take place at the Pine Hollow Arboretum. For more information and to register, click the button below.

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 For a 2nd year in a row, the Pine Hollow Arboretum (PHA) is excited to introduce our Monarch Monday's program to the Capital Region! This FREE program has something for all ages, as PHA staff educates the public about this endangered butterfly. This year, PHA will have an outdoor enclosure near our children's area, so the public can check-in on the Monarch's life cycle all season long.

 

Explore the world of Monarchs (& other butterflies and insects), their life cycle, role they play in our ecosystem, migratory patterns and importance of gardening for pollinators! Talk with experts and educators in the field of lepidoptery, horticulture and arboriculture. These programs are suitable for all ages. We ask that you please register, but it is not required. Parking is limited, so please consider carpooling.

Click the Register button for more information about these programs.

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 Join us for a Mindfulness Walk to celebrate Autumn Equinox - the time of harvest, sacrifice, and survival. We are at the threshold of the return of darker, quieter time in life. The day and night are at equal length symbolizing balance and harmony. We will saunter through the Arboretum and notice the start of leaves changing color, and other changes in nature. We may notice squirrels scurrying to gather nuts and pinecones, storing them for safe keeping. The growing season is wrapping up and school is starting, this is also a time of new beginnings. If you have difficulty adjusting to the onset of shorter days, come join us and discover rituals to practice during the darker seasons to bring more joy into your life.  

$15/per person. Sliding scale options available. 

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 Join us on Sunday, October 5th at 1pm at the Pine Hollow Arboretum for our 1st ever Feathers & Fermentation Event! Enjoy a guided walk with the Hudson Mohawk Bird Club followed by a refreshing beverage with the Warbler Brewery inside the Pine Hollow Arboretum's historic mid-century house. 

Ticket price includes 1 beverage. Proceeds support the Pine Hollow Arboretum. 

Must be 21 years or older. Please bring you ID so staff can confirm. Registration is required.

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The Pine Hollow Arboretum is thrilled to welcome back Levi O'Brien this Fall. Attend one or both of these Saturday Programs! $30/person and advanced registration is required as these programs do sell-out.

About Levi:

Levi O’Brien is an arborist/garden consultant, an expert on all things tree and wood related and, above all, an educator. He is on faculty at the New York Botanical Garden, a Graduate student at SUNY ESF studying Forest Pathology, and a green-woodworker. He spends most of his time avidly pursuing knowledge about dendrology, horticulture, ecology, arboriculture, and wood history and use, in order to make it available to the public.

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Summer Appeal

The Pine Hollow Arboretum needs your support to keep our arboretum open and free to the community so we can continue our work of encouraging outdoor exploration and education. This Summer, we need support for a few high priority items to allow our organization to continue our mission of preserving and managing the 22-acre arboretum, a pocket of green space in an area with increasing development. 

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