Story Walk in the Woodland
Cost of Admission: Free as an ongoing series.
Visit Mountain Top Arboretum for a Story Walk. Journey through the Woodland Walk and read the pages of Emily Hughes’ Wild posted along the paths. Supplies for a related craft will be available.
This program is part of the Story Time in the Shade series, a collaboration between Mountain Top Arboretum and Mountain Top Library.
Story Walk in the Woodland
Cost of Admission: Free as an ongoing series.
Visit Mountain Top Arboretum for a Story Walk. Journey through the Woodland Walk and read the pages of a story posted along the paths. Supplies for a related craft will be available.
This program is part of the Story Time in the Shade series, a collaboration between Mountain Top Arboretum and Mountain Top Library.
Story Walk in the Woodland
Cost of Admission: Free as an ongoing series.
Visit Mountain Top Arboretum for a Story Walk. Journey through the Woodland Walk and read the pages of a story posted along the paths. Supplies for a related craft will be available.
This program is part of the Story Time in the Shade series, a collaboration between Mountain Top Arboretum and Mountain Top Library.
Story Walk in the Woodland
Cost of Admission: Free as an ongoing series.
Visit Mountain Top Arboretum for a Story Walk. Journey through the Woodland Walk and read the pages of a story posted along the paths. Supplies for a related craft will be available.
This program is part of the Story Time in the Shade series, a collaboration between Mountain Top Arboretum and Mountain Top Library.
WAITLIST Beginner Mushroom Identification with Maria Pinto
Cost of Admission: Members free, suggested donation of $10 for non-members
This is an in-person event.
Come take a walk in the woods where we'll learn about the habits and jobs of the fungi we find! We'll discuss what mushrooms are, learn how to target hunts to find specific species, go over best practices for collection, work with dichotomous keys, and more! Come prepared to explore slowly and do some close looking.
Maria Pinto is a Boston-area writer, mycophile, and educator. She teaches for the literary nonprofit GrubStreet, is a contributor at the publication Thali Global, reads fiction for Harvard’s Peripheries Journal, and has been awarded fellowships by the Vermont Studio Center, The Writers' Room of Boston, The Mastheads, and Garret on the Green. She has given talks about mushrooms for the New York Mycological Society, the Central Texas Mycological Society, and the Wisconsin Mycological Society, among others. She’s currently at work on a book of nonfiction inspired by mushrooms.
Wild Yet Legible: Ecology-Based Landscapes for Public and Private Spaces with Larry Weaner
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