WURTSBORO – What does migration sound like? What colors can you hear? The Mamakating Environmental Education Center invites you to explore these questions in one of many upcoming events. Join …
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WURTSBORO – What does migration sound like? What colors can you hear? The Mamakating Environmental Education Center invites you to explore these questions in one of many upcoming events. Join naturalist and botany scholar Audrey Bartow in a celebration of the birds of Lenapehoking.
Artist Residency: Sky Stitching by Audrey Bartow: Sundays 10am-12pm
naturalist and environmental artist Audrey Bartow will hold weekly bird listening sessions, open to MEEC visitors, where they’ll document bird observations by knitting their colors into an ever-changing tapestry. Visitors are encouraged to sit with the artist while they work, help to observe birds, and check back in as the project progresses. The work will document bird visitation at MEEC over the course of one year, culminating in a reception to unveil the tapestry and discuss findings. Community members are asked to help donate yarn and knitted items to be recycled so that the piece has a low environmental footprint.
Last Native Plant Sale: Sunday, October 4th, 11am - 2pm. Cash or Check only please.
Native perennials and shrubs for Fall planting! Get a head start on Spring!
Why Autumn is the best time to plant: Sunday, October 4th, 10am - 11am.
Learn the reasons why Autumn is the best time to plant native perennials and shrubs. We will answer questions like How Late Can I Plant? How deep? Should I mulch? How will my plants survive the winter? Discuss some of the fall blooming natives that support Monarchs, bumblebees, hummingbirds and other native pollinators.
Monthly D&D Game at MEEC: Last Sunday of Every month.
Play as a forest protector in the magical Everwood, a forest that is much more than it seems. Though a small patch of land between two towns, you're likely to get lost and end up in strange places if you're not careful. There are fae, poachers, and mysteries to discover for those willing to vow their service in protection to Everwood.
Each session is designed to work as a one-shot so players can drop in and out as needed. Beginners welcome. Games can run anywhere from 2-4 hours. If you miss this session to make your character, please reach out to Charlotte. 10 players MAX per game so make sure to register. Any questions reach out to the Game Master, Charlotte, at CharlotteLTracey@gmail.com. Admission: $5. Call to register, Wed - Sun: 845-644-5014.
Fall Festival: November 7th. 10am-3pm.
Celebrate the autumnal season and learn about our local ecosystem during this time of year. Plenty of different events, vendors, and food! Admission: $5.
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