Join like-minded nature novices in this hands-on birding tutorial. Click on the Tickets for more information or to register.
Maple syrup is not just for pancakes. In this cooking class, you’ll learn how maple syrup can be utilized to elevate and add interest to your culinary endeavors. We’ll touch on using maple syrup in salad dressing, as a glaze on meat, as a substitute for sugar in baking, in desserts, in beverages and more. Chocked with sample bites and infused with maple sugaring history and lore, you’ll depart with a deeper understanding of maple syrup. Member $18; nonmembers $27 (includes daily admission). |
Join naturalists Connie O’Connor and Sheila Riley for a talk and walk about woodcocks beginning at 7:15 pm. Adults and children (12 years and up) will take a brisk walk to the fields across Tealtown Road to stand very still and wait for the action to begin. First you will hear them, then you will see their flight against the darkening sky. Woodcocks are a secretive game bird and the best part of the “mud season.” Expect to be here for about an hour and a half total to learn about these fascinating birds. Preregistration is required. Members $5; nonmembers $10 (includes daily admission).
One Saturday a month for three sessions for children ages 1 and 2 years with their caregiver. Please click Tickets button for more information.
Observe the giving and receiving flow of nature, guided by the profound words attributed to the Chinese philosopher, Lao Tzu. Dress to be outside. Preregistration required.
While hiking and learning to identify flowers, we’ll unveil a relationship between ants, 100-year-old wildflowers and the trees above them. Click on the Tickets button for more information.
One Saturday a month for three sessions for children ages 1 and 2 years with their caregiver. Please click Tickets button for more information.
While hiking and learning to identify flowers, we’ll unveil a relationship between ants, 100-year-old wildflowers and the trees above them. Click on the Tickets button for more information.
While hiking and learning to identify flowers, we’ll unveil a relationship between ants, 100-year-old wildflowers and the trees above them. Click on the Tickets button for more information.
Join us and discover the joy of attracting hummingbirds, nature’s flying jewels! Please click on Tickets button for more information.