Programs for All Seasons

These programs are listed elsewhere, but are gathered here for easy tie-ins to holidays and seasons throughout the year.

(P) = Engaging Performances of Storytelling, Music and Dance
(W) = Participatory Workshops in the Arts and Sciences

Martin Luther King Day

• The Rainbow Garden: Celebrating Cultural Diversity (P)

• Earth Tales from Around the World (P)

• Italian Tales of Wisdom (P)

Earth Day

• Earth Tales from Around the World (P)

• Keepers of the Earth: Completing the Circles of Life (P)

• Tales from the Deep: Legends of the Living Waters (P)

• Keepers of the Animals: Healing All Our Relations (P)

• The Children Who Plant Trees (W)

• The Loon's Necklace: An Experience of the Common Loon (W)

Summer and the Growing Season

• Flying Turtles and Talking Bears: Animal Adventure Stories (P)

• Earth Gardens and the Seeds of Life (P)

• Touching the Sky Dome: Sun, Moon, Stars and Rain (P)

• Hoops, Tops and Rabbit Sticks: Native American Games (W)

• Minibeasts of the Stream: Live Insects! (W)

• Fiddleheads, Lamb’s Quarters, Nettles and Nuts: Wild Edible & Medicinal Plants (W)

• Native American Gardening: Planting Seeds of the Future (W)

Halloween

• Keepers of the Night: Moths and Monsters, Bats and Bones (P)

Solstice and the Giving Seasons

• Native American Thanksgivings: The Circle of Giving and Receiving (P)

• Celtic Earth Ways: A Journey Through Storytelling, Slides & Sharing (W)

• ’Tis a Gift to Be Simple: A Celebration of Giving and Receiving

Fall Foliage & Folklore Ramble

The leaves are ablaze with the beautiful colors of fall, and alive with many stories to tell. A foliage ramble enriches your leaf-peaking experience with a guided nature walk. Learn how and why the leaves change color. Experience a wealth of stories from Native American and Colonial history while exploring the wonders of the autumn forest, including bird watching and a look at wild edible, medicinal, and poisonous plants.

A half-day guided walk planned to be as rigorous or easy going as you desire. (Group size limit: 20 people.)