Sheldrake Environmental Center

Frozen at Sheldrake

Calling all fans of Anna, Elsa, Sven, and Olaf! Remember the scene in Frozen that shows ice being harvested? The Sheldrake pond used to be used for this purpose, in the days before refrigeration. Join us for Frozen-themed fun this February, as we learn about ice harvesting and visit the old horse stalls. Then, help us paint a wintry scene using frozen watercolors, and warm up with toasty hot cocoa and cookies.

Frozen attire encouraged, but dressing for the weather is the priority.

Space is limited. Register in advance to secure your spot.

 

Family Forest Time in February

New year, new experience! Bring your family into the woods to notice nature, savor the outdoors, and connect with each other and community. Look for signs of animal tracks. Hear the sounds of the wind, the over-wintering birds, and the flowing (or not-flowing) water. Feel the rough bark, the crunch of leaves underfoot, and the cold air around you. We’ll play some fun games that deepen our connection with the forest, and we’ll wrap up with toasty refreshments.
Led by Cindy Olsen, Kripalu Mindful Outdoor Guide and Sheldrake Naturalist.
Date: Saturday, February 1

Time: 12:00-1:00 pm

Cost: $20 per family

Best Suited For: Ages 5 and up

Space is limited. Register in advance to secure your spot.