Spring Equinox Wellness Workshop
Gather in community as we celebrate Mother Earth’s awakening and renewal with our Spring Equinox Celebration at Stevens-Coolidge House & Gardens with instructor Kayla Wetherbee. Participants will celebrate the Spring Equinox through: Intentional journaling exploring seeds of intention of this season Gentle flow through Breathwork and somatic movement, aligning mind,… Read More
Gardeners' Gathering
March 22, 2025 / 22 de marzo de 2025Northeastern University, Shillman HallFree and open to all / Gratis y abierto a todos Celebrate the start of the gardening season! The 49th Annual Gardeners’ Gathering brings Boston-area growers of all kinds together for a free day full of informative… Read More
Spring Equinox Sunset Hike at World's End
Join us at World’s End for a sunset hike in celebration of the Spring Equinox. As we recognize this change in seasons, this turning point in the year, we’ll take in the spectacular views of the setting sun and Boston skyline. We’ll engage in a quiet mindful moment to reflect… Read More
Spring Equinox Family Walk
Join mindfunlesss-in-nature guide Sandrine Harris on a slow and sweet discovery walk to celebrate the beginnings of the Spring season. Sandrine will guide you through kid-friendly and interactive practices that ignite the imagination as you move throughout the environments of our gardens. This experience is for all ages… Read More
Coastal Lecture: Changing Natures Clocks – The Signature of Climate Change in MA
Have you noticed earlier blooms, or later fall foliage in recent years? As our environment changes, the seasonal timing of natural events is changing also. Join us for a lecture with Brandies Professor of Ecology Colleen Hitchcock, to learn about this seasonal timing, known as phenology, and how scientists study… Read More
Culinary Herbs in the Garden
Culinary herbs like thyme, oregano, basil, mint, and cilantro are some of the easiest and most reliable plants to grow yourself, and can be an important part of your garden ecosystem. Learn the steps to successfully grow a variety of culinary herbs in your backyard, back porch, or window sill. Read More