Autumn's Night Forest
November 1, 2025 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Free event, donations appreciated
On this night after Halloween, we invite you to see the other side of darkness as we tilt toward winter — the November night forest is very much alive and awake. Unless you are tiny and tasty, it holds no monsters. It is inhabited by trundling porcupines, gliding squirrels, and daintily trotting foxes. Because we enter with senses tuned for daylight, observing these creatures is a rare gift. Together, we’ll do our best to share their experience and watch for signs of their presence.
The evening begins indoors with an introduction to safe, comfortable night walking, followed by a stroll through meadows and forest. We’ll close by gathering around a campfire with hot cider and stargazing.
What To Bring: Please bring a flashlight or headlamp if you have one, and extra layers for warmth!
