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Pine Hollow Arboretum highlights the diversity of the world’s forests on our 22 acre property, 365 days a year!
Arboretum News and Events
Beltane Mindfulness / Forest Bathing Walk with Sandy Wilson
Thursday, May 1, 4:30 - 7 pm
Beltane or May Day festival marks the midway point between spring equinox and summer solstice. It is traditionally held on 1 May. Come celebrate spring at its peak as we prepare for summer with a saunter in nature at Pine Hollow Arboretum. This walk will acknowledge the ever changing cycles of nature as we embrace the warmth, returning of longer days, and the abundance of nature. We will enjoy finding new growth, budding trees, moss, fiddleheads, and more.
Preregistration required as space is limited, so register early. $10 suggested donation, any amount is welcome.
TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT, PLEASE EMAIL PINEHOLLOWARB@GMAIL.COM
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 at the Pine Hollow Arboretum on Wednesday, May 7th from 12pm to 2pm for an opportunity to learn about lyme disease prevention, risk and symptoms with a Stram Center provider. Learn about what you can do to protect you and your family outdoors this season.
Take a sneak peak the PHA’s newly reestablished Founder’s Garden Trail.
No registration required.
Join the Pine Hollow Arboretum and Capital Region PRISM for two different opportunities to learn about invasive species this Spring.
All programs will take place at the Pine Hollow Arboretum (34 Pine Hollow Rd. Slingerlands, NY 12159).
These programs are free to the public.
Thursday, May 29th at 1:30pm: Join PRISM staff as they discuss the world of invasives, the ecology of them and how to manage and identify.
Thursday, June 12 at 4pm: Grab your boots and long sleeves and pants, and join PHA & PRISM staff for a volunteer work session as we manage some invasive phragimities (reed grass) and others, to support the arboretum's growing horticultural collection.
Questions? Email pinehollowarb@gmail.com
Donations are always welcomed and appreciated.
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
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.
Join us at the Pine Hollow Arboretum on Saturday, June 7th from 1pm to 3pm as Levi O'Brien helps us learn how to identify trees, shrubs and other woody plants.
Levi 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.
Check out his social media pages @leviobrien_trees
Program space is limited and cost $20/person
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The Pine Hollow Arboretum's Biggest Fundraiser of the year, Beneath the Pines will occur on Thursday, May 22nd at the Albany Distilling Co. from 6pm to 9pm.
Click the button below to grab your tickets to this fundraiser.
*This event does sell out.