Daniel Stowe Conservancy

Vino in The Village
2025-09-26 18:00 - 21:00 (America/New_York) | Trailhead
September 26 | Select 6 or 7 p.m. – 9 p.m. | $35
The Trailhead Store in The Village at Stowe
Raise a glass to an unforgettable evening as we bring wine country to Belmont’s backyard at Vino in the Village. Set against the peaceful trails and waterside sunsets of The Village at Stowe, this golden-hour experience is the perfect chance to sip, stroll and unwind in nature.
Your ticket includes access to three tasting stations featuring nine carefully selected varietals, nestled into the early fall landscape. Taste and mingle as the evening turns amber over our charming garden courtyard or shimmering ponds.
For the perfect pairing, stop in our Trailhead Store to purchase charcuterie through our Vino Bundle: a box of hand-selected bites lovingly arranged and a glass of our house wine, together for just $15.
While you’re here, take time to explore The Village at Stowe—home to our Trailhead Store, the Farmhouse Garden Center, a newly-reopened Dog Park and tons of unique scenic outdoor spaces designed for relaxation.
What could be better than enjoying fine wine, good company and a breathtaking sunset at Stowe?
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CANCELED: The Village Harvest: A Fall Fest at Farmhouse
2025-09-27 11:00 - 18:00 | Trailhead
Due to hazardous inclement weather, we’ve made the difficult decision to cancel September 27’s Village Harvest Fall Fest. The safety of our vendors and guests comes first! If you have pre-purchased any workshop tickets, you will receive an email with further information.
Saturday, September 27 | | 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. | Free (excluding select workshops)

CANCELED: Pickin' on the Porch
2025-09-27 14:00 - 16:00 | Trailhead
Join us for a fun-filled afternoon at the Trailhead Store! Our Pickin’ on the Porch music series brings talented local musical artists out to the Trailhead Store porch for some free fun every Saturday from 2-4 p.m. (Weather permitting). Pickin’ on the Porch features:

Rotating musical artists
Beverages like lattes, cold beer, wine and soda
S’mores and other tasty treats

Upcoming Line Up:
August 30 – Ephraim Sommers
September 6 – Tom Budz
September 13 – Wagon Load A Trouble
September 20 – My Better Half
September 27 – Canceled due to hazardous weather
October 4 – Jesse James DeConto
October 11 – McKinney Gap
October 18 – Ephraim Sommers
October 25 – Munn + Nunn

Pickin’ on the Porch and access to the Trailhead Store is free!

Trails + Treats: Book Signing and Guided Walk
2025-09-28 14:00 - 16:00 | Trailhead
Sunday, September 28 | 2-4 p.m. | The Trailhead Store | Free!*
Join authors Palmer McIntyre and Hollis Oberlies for a meet and greet in the great outdoors! Have an open talk about hiking and locations in their book Trails & Treats: A Hiker and Runner’s Guide to Great Trails and Good Eats in North Carolina. Discover hidden gems in the Charlotte area and beyond, get ideas for day trips and connect with fellow outdoor enthusiasts!
Start with a snack and grab a coffee, chai or your favorite beverage from The Trailhead Store as you talk and mingle. Books will be on sale for signing by the authors!
After the signing, take a guided walk along our trails to experience the beauty of nature firsthand. Learning about native plants, local ecology and the enrichment “mini adventures” can bring to your daily life.
Trails & Treats is a colorful guidebook which features 30 trails and 70+ local eateries across the mountains, Triad and Charlotte regions, plus healthy snacks and recipes to keep you fueled on your adventures!
This talk, signing and hike is free of charge, with additional purchase options for beverages and books available in the Trailhead Store. *Free pre-registration below is appreciated.
Free Pre-Registration

Learning for Littles Story Time - October 1
2025-10-01 09:00 - 09:45 | Trailhead
Stowe invites you and your toddlers to join our outdoor nature-themed learning experience, including a read-aloud story, puppets and an activity for children ages 0-4 and their caregivers. These learning experiences will be held 9-9:45 a.m. twice a month August-November at The Trailhead Store picnic area.
No registration is required; just stop by The Trailhead Store picnic area and grab a seat!
For more information, please contact Education Manager Rosemary Kinch.
Dates:

September 3 + 17
October 1 + 22
November 5 + 19

Jeepers Creepers 5k + 10k
2025-10-04 08:00 - 11:00
Saturday, October 4 | 8 a.m. | The Trailhead Store | Pricing varies

What better time to play dress up than at the second annual Jeepers Creepers 5k and 10k at Daniel Stowe Conservancy! Bust out those Halloween costumes early, sweat a little bit and have a great time!
Jeepers Creeper participants will get to race in the costume race at the Garden (costumes not mandatory but highly encouraged). Runners and walkers can then enjoy free admission to the Garden to enjoy our fall exhibit: Scarecrow Hollow!
Beautiful, flowy trails and a festive atmosphere will make this race the perfect kick off to fall and spooky season! There may even be a few special prizes for those who really get in the mood and go all out!
After the race, while you cool down and cheer on all the participants, enjoy firepits, smores’, live music, cold beverages and seasonal competitions at the Trailhead Store.
Custom awards will be given to the top three overall male and female finishers and the top three male and female finishers 14 and under thru 60 and better in five-year age increments for both the 10K and 5K.
10K finishers will receive a finisher medal (while supplies last).
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Pickin' on the Porch
2025-10-04 14:00 - 16:00, 2025-10-11 14:00 - 16:00, 2025-10-18 14:00 - 16:00, 2025-10-25 14:00 - 16:00 | Trailhead
Join us for a fun-filled afternoon at the Trailhead Store! Our Pickin’ on the Porch music series brings talented local musical artists out to the Trailhead Store porch for some free fun every Saturday from 2-4 p.m. (Weather permitting). Pickin’ on the Porch features:

Rotating musical artists
Beverages like lattes, cold beer, wine and soda
S’mores and other tasty treats

Upcoming Line Up:
October 4 – JazzGroupProject
October 11 – McKinney Gap
October 18 – Ephraim Sommers
October 25 – Munn + Nunn
November 1 – The Brown Mountain Lightning Bugs
November 8 – LorrieAnn Dalley
November 15 – Ephraim Sommers
November 22 – Alma Russ

Pickin’ on the Porch and access to the Trailhead Store is free!

Coffee + Crafts: Pressed Flower Candlesticks + Open Craft Time
2025-10-05 09:00 - 10:30
Sunday, October 5 | 9-10:30 a.m. | The Trailhead Store | $25
Start your morning with creativity and connection at Coffee + Crafts, a recurring class held at Daniel Stowe Conservancy. Each session features a new hands-on craft project, guided by instructors, with all materials provided—no prior experience needed.
Enjoy a freshly brewed cup of coffee, latte or tea from The Trailhead Store as you craft, relax and mingle with fellow participants in a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. It’s the perfect way to spark your creativity and begin your day on a bright, inspired note.
Classes will take place in The Village at Stowe – group meetup will occur at The Trailhead Store each time and disperse to class location from there.
October 5 Craft: Pressed Flower Candlesticks + Open Craft Time
Learn how to decorate candlesticks with pressed flowers for a beautiful, nature-inspired touch to your home décor. After the guided project, stick around for open craft time — bring your own project or explore new ideas in a relaxed, creative space.
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Moonlight Series: Full Moon Rituals and Celebrations
2025-10-07 19:00 - 20:30 | Visitor Pavilion
Tuesday, October 7 | 7-8:30 p.m. | The Gardens at Stowe | $25/members; $30/non-members
Gather under the glow of the full moon to explore the traditions, stories, and practices inspired by its light. Together, we’ll learn about cultural celebrations and simple rituals that honor the moon’s cycles, then take time to reflect and connect with nature in this shared experience beneath the night sky.
This program is recommended for ages 16 and up.

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About The Moonlight Series
Step into the magic of the Conservancy after dark with The Moonlight Series, a curated collection of evening programs that celebrate the beauty of nature under the moonlight. Each event invites guests to explore gardens, discover nocturnal wildlife, and enjoy special activities that bring the nighttime landscape to life.
Whether wandering among moonlit blooms, learning from expert presentations, or connecting with fellow nature enthusiasts, The Moonlight Series offers a serene and inspiring way to experience the outdoors after sunset.
Topics, themes and ticket prices will vary each date.
Please note that tickets are required to attend these events to maintain our capacity limits.

Spookeasy at Farmhouse
2025-10-10 17:00 - 20:00
Friday, October 10| 5-8 p.m. | Free to enter!
Join us Friday evenings in October (starting October 10) for Stowe’s first Spookeasy, a perfectly witchy cocktail pop-up at The Farmhouse Garden Center. Feast your eyes on fall decor, spooky vibes and fresh Farmhouse finds while you enjoy delicious specialty cocktails (like The Bad Apple, Midnight Margarita and more!). It’s the perfect fall Friday evening leading up to Halloween!
Special Events:

Trivia in the Spookeasy on Friday, October 17
Costume Contest on Halloween (Friday, October 31)

Menu:
👿 The Purple People Eater: Vodka, Lemonade, Blue Curacao, Grenadine, Eyeball
🍏 The Bad Apple: Gin, Apple Cider, Lemon, Simple Syrup, Sea Salt Caramel Rim
🌙 Midnight Margarita: Blanco Tequila, Lime, Pomegranate, Blueberry, Agave Syrup
👹 The Devil’s Share: Bourbon, OJ, Lime, Ginger, Maple Syrup
🌾 Haunted Hayride: Bourbon, Cranberry, Pomegranate, Apple Cider, Cinnamon
🍊 Blood Orange Sangria: Pinot Grigio, Spiced Rum, Blood Orange, Berries

Roots + Rhythm: A Farm-to-Table Dinner
2025-10-11 18:00 - 21:00
Sold out!
Saturday, October 11 | 6 p.m. | Levine Pavilion | Ticket prices below
Presented with support from Hearth & PatioSeasonal menu prepared by Carolina Farm Trust
Join us on Saturday, October 11 at 6 p.m. at the Levine Pavilion for a farm-to-fork dinner celebrating the season’s bounty. Enjoy live Americana and bluegrass music and the unveiling of a new Garden expansion.
Every ticket directly supports the Outdoor Kitchen and Crop Garden, the next step in connecting people to food and nature at Stowe.
Seasonal Menu:

Pan-seared Joyce Farms chicken topped with Catawba Farms wild mushroom cream sauce
Coffee-rubbed Peculiar Pig pork loin with pork jus
Red curry butternut squash salad with goat cheese, candied walnuts, dried cranberries and herbed lemon vinaigrette
Roasted mixed squash from Boy and Girl Farms
Harmony Ridge sweet potato mash with thyme and brown butter
Cajun roasted corn salad from Barbee Farms
Dinner rolls with tea and lemonade

Ticket Pricing:

General Admission: $65
Harvest Ticket: $100
VIP Table: $1,000

Leaves of Literature Book Club
2025-10-16 18:45 - 20:00
The third Thursday of each month | 6:45-8 p.m. | The Trailhead Store | Free

Dive into stories and the beauty of conversation at Leaves of Literature, Daniel Stowe Conservancy’s book club. Each month, we explore a thoughtfully selected book—often inspired by nature, conservation or the botanical world—and gather to share insights, discuss themes and connect with fellow readers in a welcoming, relaxed environment.
Whether you’re an avid reader or simply looking for a way to engage with stories and the outdoors, Leaves of Literature offers a cozy space to explore new ideas, exchange perspectives and enjoy meaningful conversation among friends and nature lovers alike.
The group will focus on reading a book a month from various genres – both fiction and nonfiction!

No pre-registration or previous participation is required; simply read the book of the month by the book club date and bring your curiosity, a blanket or lawn chair and the book!
November Pick: The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating by Elisabeth Tova Bailey
This 2010 nonfiction memoir is about the author’s experience being bedridden with a chronic illness. While confined to her bed, she finds solace and a sense of wonder by observing a wild snail that a friend brings her.The book details her fascination with the snail’s life, which becomes a source of comfort and a way to understand her own confined existence.

Spookeasy at Farmhouse + Trivia
2025-10-17 17:00 - 20:00
Friday, October 17| 5-8 p.m. | Free to enter!
Join us Friday evenings in October (starting October 10) for Stowe’s first Spookeasy, a perfectly witchy cocktail pop-up at The Farmhouse Garden Center. Feast your eyes on fall decor, spooky vibes and fresh Farmhouse finds while you enjoy delicious specialty cocktails (like The Bad Apple, Midnight Margarita and more!). It’s the perfect fall Friday evening leading up to Halloween!
On Friday, October 17, we’re also hosting trivia in the Spookeasy! Be sure to join for the chance to win tickets to Holidays at the Garden!

Menu:
👿 The Purple People Eater: Vodka, Lemonade, Blue Curacao, Grenadine, Eyeball
🍏 The Bad Apple: Gin, Apple Cider, Lemon, Simple Syrup, Sea Salt Caramel Rim
🌙 Midnight Margarita: Blanco Tequila, Lime, Pomegranate, Blueberry, Agave Syrup
👹 The Devil’s Share: Bourbon, OJ, Lime, Ginger, Maple Syrup
🌾 Haunted Hayride: Bourbon, Cranberry, Pomegranate, Apple Cider, Cinnamon
🍊 Blood Orange Sangria: Pinot Grigio, Spiced Rum, Blood Orange, Berries

Garden Photography Walk
2025-10-18 08:00 - 10:00 | Visitor Pavilion
Saturday, October 18 | 8-10 a.m. | Garden Pavilion | $15 member, $32 non-member
Are you ready to learn some new photography skills? From beginners to the seasoned pro come spend some time in nature with professional photographer Nelson Stegall at Daniel Stowe Conservancy.
Loosely related to Forest Bathing practices, these two-hour walks are focused on being outside in nature, slowing down and creating meaningful images.
The Slow Photography Movement was created to slow down, appreciate nature, capture quality over quantity and create unique perspectives with photography.
Equipment needed: Appropriate shoes and clothing for the weather, beverages, camera (cell phones are welcome), camera gear as needed, a tripod if desired, a backpack or bag for carrying necessary gear and a positive attitude.
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Free Guided Docent Tour
2025-10-18 11:00 - 12:00, 2025-10-25 11:00 - 12:00
Join us every Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Garden Pavilion this fall for a free guided docent tour!
One of our expert docent volunteers will lead you through a guided tour of the garden, covering Stowe’s history, habitats, plants, gardens and more.
This is a completely free tour and no pre-registration is necessary. Just meet us in the Garden Pavilion lobby at 11 a.m. on Saturdays!
Tour capacity is 20 people. Ages 5+ recommended.

Cars + Coffee: Trunk-or-Treat
2025-10-19 08:30 - 10:00 | Visitor Pavilion
Sunday, October 19 | 8:30-10 a.m. | Free!
All makes and models are welcome (and encouraged!) to meet up at the Garden Pavilion parking lot to show off their rides and chat with fellow enthusiasts. This is a family-friendly meet, and we encourage you to decorate your vehicle “trunk-or-treat” style and be ready for Halloween excitement from the littles as this is a lead-in to our Bootanical Halloween event. No pre-registration is required.

All participants who bring a vehicle will receive free passes to visit the Gardens at Stowe – hang around for Bootanical beginning at 10 a.m., or visit another day. Stop at the Trailhead Store on your way down to the meet and mention you’re here for Trunk-or-Treat to receive a discount on your beverage.

Location: Garden Pavilion Parking Lot
Event Contact: Erin Fisher, Membership Manager

Coffee + Crafts: Mini Decorative Brooms
2025-10-19 09:00 - 10:30
Sunday, October 19 | 9-10:30 a.m. | The Trailhead Store | $25
Start your morning with creativity and connection at Coffee + Crafts, a recurring class held at Daniel Stowe Conservancy. Each session features a new hands-on craft project, guided by instructors, with all materials provided—no prior experience needed.
Enjoy a freshly brewed cup of coffee, latte or tea from The Trailhead Store as you craft, relax and mingle with fellow participants in a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. It’s the perfect way to spark your creativity and begin your day on a bright, inspired note.
Classes will take place in The Village at Stowe – group meetup will occur at The Trailhead Store each time and disperse to class location from there.
October 19 Craft: Mini Decorative Brooms

Celebrate the cozy charm of fall by crafting your own mini decorative broom adorned with seasonal charms! These decorative keepsakes are perfect for bringing a touch of autumn warmth to your home.

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Bootanical
2025-10-19 10:00 - 15:00
Sunday, October 19 | 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. | The Gardens at Stowe
Join us for some Halloween fun that’s more delightful than frightful at Bootanical! This year, the new Prairie Castle Playground inspired a fairy tale-themed day of exploration in nature, so look closely: you might find some fairies, princesses and kings around The Gardens! We invite the whole family our for some seasonal fun activity stations, strolling our fan-favorite Scarecrow Hollow exhibit, bringing your sweet tooth for a scary-sweet Boo Bites Sweets Market inside our Great Hall and taking in the beauty of The Gardens in fall.
Members and children in costumes admitted FREE!
No pre-registration necessary.
Come early for Cars + Coffee Trunk-or-Treat from 8:30-10 a.m. and/or Mini Decorative Brooms Coffee + Crafts session from 9-10:30 a.m.

Dried Flower Gourd Workshop
2025-10-19 11:00 - 12:00
Sunday, October 19 | 11 a.m. – Noon | The Gardens at Stowe – Levine Pavilion | $15 (includes admission to The Gardens!)
Create your very own unique, handmade fall décor in this crafting workshop! Using medium-sized birdhouse gourds, beautiful autumnal dried flowers in a variety of shades, and guidance from a Stowe staff member, you’ll design a special nature-inspired gourd to take home. Use it as a festive table centerpiece, or a bit of fall flair on the patio! Perfect for brightening your porch, garden or any indoor space this season!
All supplies are included. No prior crafting experience is needed; just bring your creativity and eye for design!
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Harvest Market
2025-10-19 12:00 - 17:00
Sunday, October 19 | 12-5 p.m. | The Farmhouse Garden Center | Free
Celebrate autumn with seasonal food and gifts at our Harvest Market on Sunday, October 19 from 12–5 p.m. at the Farmhouse Garden Center! Browse local vendors and artisan goods surrounded by the serene nature at the Village at Stowe.

Make it a full day of fun by enjoying our spooky-sweet Bootanical festivities in the Garden, where kids can learn as they play, explore handmade hay-friends at our Scarecrow Hollow and take a snack break at the Boo Bites Sweets Market for goodies on the go!

No pre-registration or admission fee is required for the Harvest Market; Bootanical requires Garden admission or membership (but kids in costume can attend for free!)

Butterfly Shadowbox Workshop
2025-10-19 13:00 - 14:00
Sunday, October 19 | 1-2 p.m. | The Gardens at Stowe – Levine Pavilion | $40 (includes admission to The Gardens!)
Remember summer’s vibrancy and create your own one-of-a-kind piece of thoughtful, hand-crafted fall decor by preserving a dried butterfly sample from our Butterfly Bungalow! You’ll design a stunning framed display in this guided workshop: using 8″ x 8″ shadowboxes and decorative supplies, you’ll arrange beautiful, ethically sourced butterfly specimens to create a completely unique work of art, perfect for your home or as a gift!
All supplies are included (but if you’ve got a favorite bit of decorative paper, cloth, or dried flowers you’d like to include in your piece, we welcome them!) No prior crafting experience required, just bring your creativity and an eye for detail!
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Learning for Littles Story Time - October 22
2025-10-22 09:00 - 09:45 | Trailhead

Rooted in Knowledge: Lunch and Learn Series - Soil Health + Cover Crops
2025-10-23 12:00 - 13:00
Thursday, October 23 | Noon-1 p.m. | Garden Pavilion | Pricing varies; see below
Join us at Daniel Stowe Conservancy for Rooted in Knowledge: Lunch ’n Learn, a monthly series designed to nourish both your body and your mind. Over the lunch hour, enjoy engaging talks from Conservancy staff, guest experts and community partners as we explore topics that connect to our mission of preserving natural resources, celebrating the botanical world and inspiring environmental stewardship.
Topic: Soil Health + Cover Crops
Join us for an engaging talk with one of our Horticulturists on soil health and cover crops—the foundation of thriving gardens, healthy animals, and resilient ecosystems. Discover how cover crops can enrich your soil, prevent erosion, and set the stage for more productive plantings. This lecture will explore the core principles of soil health, the many benefits of using cover crops, and practical options you can implement in your own garden or landscape.
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Guests may choose from two ticket options:

Program-Only Ticket: includes admission to the presentation ($5 members, $7 non-members)
Program + Lunch Ticket*: includes admission to the presentation along with a salad, sandwich, or wrap with chips and a drink from Big Leaf Café ($15 members, $20 non-members)

*While we do our best, not all dietary needs can be accommodated. If you’d like more information about our food options before purchasing your ticket, please reach out to mlong@danielstoweconservancy.org.
Come hungry for food and knowledge – and leave rooted in new ideas.

Spookeasy at Farmhouse
2025-10-24 17:00 - 20:00
Friday, October 24| 5-8 p.m. | Free to enter!
Join us Friday evenings in October (starting October 10) for Stowe’s first Spookeasy, a perfectly witchy cocktail pop-up at The Farmhouse Garden Center. Feast your eyes on fall decor, spooky vibes and fresh Farmhouse finds while you enjoy delicious specialty cocktails (like The Bad Apple, Midnight Margarita and more!). It’s the perfect fall Friday evening leading up to Halloween!
Special Events:

Costume Contest on Halloween (Friday, October 31)

Menu:
👿 The Purple People Eater: Vodka, Lemonade, Blue Curacao, Grenadine, Eyeball
🍏 The Bad Apple: Gin, Apple Cider, Lemon, Simple Syrup, Sea Salt Caramel Rim
🌙 Midnight Margarita: Blanco Tequila, Lime, Pomegranate, Blueberry, Agave Syrup
👹 The Devil’s Share: Bourbon, OJ, Lime, Ginger, Maple Syrup
🌾 Haunted Hayride: Bourbon, Cranberry, Pomegranate, Apple Cider, Cinnamon
🍊 Blood Orange Sangria: Pinot Grigio, Spiced Rum, Blood Orange, Berries

Moonlight Series: Campfire Spooky Stories
2025-10-24 18:30 - 20:00 | Trailhead
Friday, October 24 | 6:30-8 p.m. | The Trailhead Store | $15/members; $20/non-members
Settle in by the fire as night falls and enjoy an evening of spine-tingling tales and eerie folklore. Surrounded by the crackle of the flames and the dark woods beyond, we’ll share classic spooky stories that capture the spirit of the season. Perfect for a crisp night under the stars!

Some stories may have a horror component and may not be suitable for younger ages.

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About The Moonlight Series
Step into the magic of the Conservancy after dark with The Moonlight Series, a curated collection of evening programs that celebrate the beauty of nature under the moonlight. Each event invites guests to explore gardens, discover nocturnal wildlife, and enjoy special activities that bring the nighttime landscape to life.
Whether wandering among moonlit blooms, learning from expert presentations, or connecting with fellow nature enthusiasts, The Moonlight Series offers a serene and inspiring way to experience the outdoors after sunset.
Topics, themes and ticket prices will vary each date.
Please note that tickets are required to attend these events to maintain our capacity limits.

Forest Bathing
2025-10-25 09:00 - 12:00
Join us on this three-hour journey to unplug, slow down and reconnect with yourself and the natural world around you. Forest Bathing (also known as the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku) invites you to explore the natural world using your five senses. This is not a hike or naturalist walk; it’s a meditative, guided wander in nature. And there’s a growing body of scientific knowledge that demonstrates the benefits of spending time in nature like this, as a wellness practice and as an effective way to manage stress.
Benefits include:

Boosting your immune system through inhaling phytoncides, essential oils emitted by trees, plus other beneficial microscopic particles that are stirred up as you walk
Reducing blood pressure, respiration and heart rate
Reducing stress, improving mood, increasing energy and improving sleep
Increased capacity for empathy and kindness for self and others
Increased ability to think strategically (“Executive Thinking”)
· Increased ability to think more creatively (“Original Thoughts”)

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Guide, Angie Stegall is an ANFT Certified Forest Therapy Guide, Certified Martha Beck Wayfinder Life Coach and a Certified Sparketype ™ Advisor. She’s an Executive LIFE Coach who works with Founders, business owners and other executive-level leaders. Angie is also the author of five books, including “Notes from Nature” and “Make Some Room.”
Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothes and shoes for walking on uneven surfaces along dirt or gravel covered trails and for sitting down on grass, pine needles, or bare dirt. Bring a hat, sunglasses, layers or rain gear. Please check the weather as we forest bathe in sun, rain, wind or snow. Sunscreen and/or bug spray might be appropriate, too. Bring your own water and snacks if needed and a small backpack to carry these personal items. Your guide will have small sit pads available for you to use or you can bring your own yoga mat, towel or blanket.
Forest Bathing Testimonials:
“I’m sleeping better. Prior to the Forest Bathing experience, I had not been sleeping well. Since the experience, I have had some of the best sleep that I can remember.”
“The time our guide Angie took to center us before we went into the forest. I loved the outward facing circle exercise. It helped me clear my mind and practice listening and looking before we began “bathing”. Also, she answered my questions before I asked: about pace, distance between participants, and no talking throughout.”
“I was energized and thrilled to have such an atypical morning. This fueled me for the remainder of the day, and helped me fall asleep quickly, and a bit earlier than usual.”
Program Details:

Cost:

$65 for Garden Members
$80 for non-Garden Members

Location: The Trailhead Store
