Latest Events in Old Jefferson(July Updated)

In this 1.5 hour session, the Association of Nature and Forest Therapy trained guide Monica Wenzel will walk you through sensory invitations to help you slow down, awaken your senses, and reconnect with nature.Please bring a lawn chair or yoga mat and wear sturdy boots Location This event will take place in Fox Haven’s 3-acre organically-managed heritage apple orchard located about 1/4 a mile from the big red barn. To enter, walk up the mowed path behind the big red barn and around the fence on the righthand side. The gate entrance is on the right. What is Forest Bathing Forest bathing is a practice that supports health and wellness through guided immersion in forests and other environments to promote the well-being of both people and the land. It is inspired by Shinrin-yoku, the Japanese practice of “Forest Bathing.” where people spend time in forested areas to enhance health, wellness, and happiness. On Forest bathing walks, participants are guided through a clearly defined sequence of invitations to slow down, allow the senses to open, and experience the environment to deepen the reciprocal relationship between people and the forest. This supports the wholeness and well-being of both. Weather This event will be held in most weather conditions. If the event must be canceled due to inclimate weather we will notify you as soon as possible via email and refund all tickets.   Refund Policy · All class ticket sales are considered a donation to Fox Haven and help us to fulfill our mission. Full refunds (minus a 20% processing fee) will be given to any participant canceling at least 30 days prior to the scheduled class date. Due to the nature of full series commitments, no refunds will be processed once the series has started. · Enrollment cannot be transferred to another class. If you are within the 30-day cancellation period, it is best to request a refund and sign up for the desired replacement. Information Source: Fox Haven Farm & Learning Center | eventbrite

Discover the beauty of nature through art in this inspiring camp! Young artists will create works influenced by the natural world, exploring the ephemeral land art of Andy Goldsworthy and the vibrant florals of Georgia O’Keeffe. Participants will learn about ethical foraging and use herbs and flowers gathered from Fox Haven to create stunning cyanotypes. Activities include building sculptures from natural materials, painting landscapes, and sketching organic forms. Campers will also play games and stay cool playing in the creek. Through hands-on projects and outdoor adventures, participants will learn to see nature as both a muse and a medium, fostering creativity and a deeper connection to the environment. We will explore and create: Wax paper pressed flowers Cyanotype Bandanas Jeff Goldsworthy inspired nature sculptures Woodcut and leaf relief prints Flower Pounding Found object nature crowns , Each day will also feature exciting games, community-building activities, and exploration of the local creek to discover the plants and animals that call our area home. A typical day at camp will look something like this: 9:00 AM – Arrival, attendance, and morning circle to set intentions for the day 9:30 AM – Introduction to nature-inspired art: creating sketches from natural surroundings 10:30 AM – Snack and a nature-themed creative game 11:00 AM – Continue with sketching and begin crafting sculptures from natural materials found around the area 11:45 AM – Lunch 12:15 PM – Nand t projects 1:30 PM – Learn about cyanotypes and start creating prints using foraged plants 2:00 PM – Short hike to play in the creek 2:30 PM – Return to the farm and receive a sneak peek of tomorrow’s creative adventure This adventure is a practice in community building. We start, support, and finish everything together. No one wins or loses. It takes a village. Open to children between the ages of 6-12. We focus on ensuring small student-to-teacher ratios both for safety and for greater learning. Space will be limited. Fox Haven Summer Explorers runs August 4th-8th from 9 am-3 pm. Payment per Child: $350 for the whole week *Parents must provide a packed lunch, snack, bathing suit, extra set of clothes and water shoes for your child each day. Packing list: Clothing appropriate to the temperature and weather Full set of clothes to change into Water shoes or foot gear that can get wet Beach towel Sunscreen Lunch and snacks Large-capacity water bottle Backpack to carry everything in Please no electronic devices as we don’t want anything to get damaged during activities (cell phones are ok if requested by parents or guardians). To sign up for a payment plan of 4 installments of $87.50, please email alecks@foxhavenfarm.org Meet Lead Facilitator, Jamie Gerhold Artist, mother and nature enthusiast. Jamie has been a youth art teacher, coach and mentor for over 10 years. Her passion for educating and inspiring future generations to take ownership in environmental issues is the driving force behind her work. She has a 7 year old son and you can often find them in a creek looking for salamanders and crayfish. Jamie will be supported by 1 or more Fox Haven staff at all times. View Fox Haven’s staff page to explore our team! Refund Policy · All class ticket sales are considered a donation to Fox Haven and help us to fulfill our mission. Full refunds (minus a 20% processing fee) will be given to any participant canceling at least 30 days prior to the scheduled class date. Due to the nature of full series commitments, no refunds will be processed once the series has started. · Enrollment cannot be transferred to another class. If you are within the 30-day cancellation period, it is best to request a refund and sign up for the desired replacement. Information Source: Fox Haven Farm & Retreat Center | eventbrite

Discover the beauty of nature through art in this inspiring camp! Young artists will create works influenced by the natural world, exploring the ephemeral land art of Andy Goldsworthy and the vibrant florals of Georgia O’Keeffe. Participants will learn about ethical foraging and use herbs and flowers gathered from Fox Haven to create stunning cyanotypes. Activities include building sculptures from natural materials, painting landscapes, and sketching organic forms. Campers will also play games and stay cool playing in the creek. Through hands-on projects and outdoor adventures, participants will learn to see nature as both a muse and a medium, fostering creativity and a deeper connection to the environment. We will explore and create: Wax paper pressed flowers Cyanotype Bandanas Jeff Goldsworthy inspired nature sculptures Woodcut and leaf relief prints Flower Pounding Found object nature crowns , Each day will also feature exciting games, community-building activities, and exploration of the local creek to discover the plants and animals that call our area home. A typical day at camp will look something like this: 9:00 AM – Arrival, attendance, and morning circle to set intentions for the day 9:30 AM – Introduction to nature-inspired art: creating sketches from natural surroundings 10:30 AM – Snack and a nature-themed creative game 11:00 AM – Continue with sketching and begin crafting sculptures from natural materials found around the area 11:45 AM – Lunch 12:15 PM – Nand t projects 1:30 PM – Learn about cyanotypes and start creating prints using foraged plants 2:00 PM – Short hike to play in the creek 2:30 PM – Return to the farm and receive a sneak peek of tomorrow’s creative adventure This adventure is a practice in community building. We start, support, and finish everything together. No one wins or loses. It takes a village. Open to children between the ages of 6-12. We focus on ensuring small student-to-teacher ratios both for safety and for greater learning. Space will be limited. Fox Haven Summer Explorers runs August 4th-8th from 9 am-3 pm. Payment per Child: $350 for the whole week *Parents must provide a packed lunch, snack, bathing suit, extra set of clothes and water shoes for your child each day. Packing list: Clothing appropriate to the temperature and weather Full set of clothes to change into Water shoes or foot gear that can get wet Beach towel Sunscreen Lunch and snacks Large-capacity water bottle Backpack to carry everything in Please no electronic devices as we don’t want anything to get damaged during activities (cell phones are ok if requested by parents or guardians). To sign up for a payment plan of 4 installments of $87.50, please email alecks@foxhavenfarm.org Meet Lead Facilitator, Jamie Gerhold Artist, mother and nature enthusiast. Jamie has been a youth art teacher, coach and mentor for over 10 years. Her passion for educating and inspiring future generations to take ownership in environmental issues is the driving force behind her work. She has a 7 year old son and you can often find them in a creek looking for salamanders and crayfish. Jamie will be supported by 1 or more Fox Haven staff at all times. View Fox Haven’s staff page to explore our team! Refund Policy · All class ticket sales are considered a donation to Fox Haven and help us to fulfill our mission. Full refunds (minus a 20% processing fee) will be given to any participant canceling at least 30 days prior to the scheduled class date. Due to the nature of full series commitments, no refunds will be processed once the series has started. · Enrollment cannot be transferred to another class. If you are within the 30-day cancellation period, it is best to request a refund and sign up for the desired replacement. Information Source: Fox Haven Farm & Retreat Center | eventbrite

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Louisville Facilities Maintenance Expo will showcase products like security systems, LED lighting, flooring products, commercial roofing, building controls, HVAC products and contractors, Rental Equipment. Show attendees are Facility managers, Building Owners/Managers. Plant Engineers, Maintenance Personnel, Production Supervisors, Purchasing Managers, Buyers, Managers, Owners Safety Supervisors. Numerous exhibitors of Louisville Facilities Maintenance Expo will exhibit the latest and advanced products and services including commercial roofing products, compressors, concrete repair, software, concrete products, door and gate operation service, drainage systems, draperies, curtains, drywell mixtures, electrical products, electric alarm systems, electronic equipment, fastening and joining products, fire sprinklers, floor coverings, floor finishing, garage doors, gates, pneumatic products, insulation materials, lightning fixtures, metal cabinets and ceilings, modular buildings and offices, ornamental iron works, paint spraying, paving materials, plant maintenance products, power transmission and motion controls, pumps, valves, roofing materials, safety equipment, security systems, siding materials, tiles, hand tools, warehouse, waterproofing materials and windows, architectural metal works, asbestos inspections and management planning, atriums and sunrooms, awnings and canopies, bathroom accessories, cabinets and cabinet equipment, carpet and upholstery, ceiling and ceiling cleaning. Information Source: Expo Source | expotobi

We would like to welcome everyone to another BikeLife Sports Wheelie Racing  event at New York Safety Track. Join riders from all over the world as we demonstrate and celebrate our New American invented sport.  Purchase your admission today and join us in showing the world what the BikeLife brotherhood can do. Event Schedule Track Ride: 8:00am-12noon. Lunch Time: 12noon- 1:00pm. Wheelie Race: 1:00pm-2:30pm. Track Ride : 3:00pm-6:00pm. FAQs Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? Riders 16 years and up. Small children may not be left unattended at anytime. For questions, concerns, live support or corporate sponsorship please contact BikeLife Sports™ at bikelifesports@gmail.com. What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? You are welcome to arrive at the track before 7:00 am.    What can I bring into the event? All riders must have a helmet and State identification. Helmet rental is available. Alcohol is not permitted on the track. Illegal drugs are strictly prohibited from the track. Persons using perscription drugs that bear warnings against operating motor vehicles shall not use the race tracksurface, and are not allowed in any areas marked "authorized personnel only". Firearms and fireworks are strictly prohibited.  How can I contact the organizer with any questions? For questions, concerns, live support or corporate sponsorship please contact BikeLife Sports™ at bikelifesports@gmail.com. What's the refund policy? No refunds    Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event? Please present your printed ticket, OR have your ticket available to be shown on a smartphone at entry. Tickets will be scanned.   Can I update my registration information? For questions, concerns, live support or corporate sponsorship please contact BikeLife Sports™ at  bikelifesports@gmail.com.   Is my registration fee or ticket transferrable? Tickets can be transferred. Please contact BikeLife Sports™ at bikelifesports@gmail.com.   Is it ok if the name on my ticket or registration doesn't match the person who attends? Please notify the event organizer before September 20th 2020, should a name change be necessary for entry.  Please contact BikeLife Sports™ at bikelifesports@gmail.com.   How should I preprare for the event? Have your blocks up. Please inspect your vehicle and be sure that it is track and ride ready. We are not responsible for vehicle failure on the track.  - PURCHASE OF A TICKET AND ENTRY TO THE EVENT CONFIRMS AGREEMENT WITH EVENT RULES. - ALL RIDERS MUST SIGN A WAIVER BEFORE RIDING. Information Source: Bikelife Sports™ | eventbrite

IN-PERSON EVENT: May 29th 9:00 - 4:30pm *Registration deadline is May 15th or until full* The Convergence is a space for members of Maine's food, land, climate, and social justice efforts to gather, explore collaborations, and celebrate together. The event aims to: align networks around common priorities and connections; influence funders, legislators, and investors by supporting and centering the voices of impacted communities and people working on the ground; build common understanding around the intersectionality of racial, climate, economic, and food justice within Maine’s food system**; inspire, energize, and support participants to work together and implement actions catalyzed at the event (and beyond); and more! *Convergence Community People from across Maine, across sectors, across generations, and from various backgrounds who have interest in learning from and sharing varying perspectives to co-create a just and resilient food system in Maine. This includes those who are impacted by systemic inequities such as BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color), LGBTQIA+ community, people living in urban and rural areas with limited access to resources & transportation, people receiving food stamps and other benefits, disabled individuals and those with chronic illness, impacted farmers, fishermen and small businesses. **Maine Food System Maine’s food system consists of more than our food supply chain and markets. It is made up of efforts to protect our waters, land and soils and other climate change mitigation work; it includes transportation systems so people can access work, food stores, and healthcare centers; it encompasses systems that influence wages and efforts to pay all workers a thriving wage; it includes school systems and other food service institutions. Emergency food programs are part of Maine’s food system, as well as social support services such as EBT and housing assistance. Policy and investments, access to training and education that relate to all of the above also play a major role in the health of our Maine food system. Culture and the wellbeing of individuals and communities are crucial to a thriving food system and all parts of the Maine food web can be looked at with a lens that investigates how race, gender, age, and socioeconomics influences equity in the system. Accessibility: There will be some handicap accessible parking spaces near the Main Lodge and golf carts for those who park further away. Trails on the campus are ADA accessible! Bathrooms are on all floors of the Main Lodge. For those with sensory sensitivities and/or who are hearing impaired, please note that a sound system will be used by presenters. At times throughout the day, there will be people within close proximity to each other and the space may get loud. All spaces are heated, and layered clothing is encouraged for varying temperatures (and outside hangs!) There is lodging available on the evening of May 28th, more information on registation form. Food Allergies, Intolerances, and Preferences will be accommodated. The space will be a nut-free environment. Snacks and lunch will accommodate food allergies, intolerances and preferences. There will also be a nursing room, prayer room and a quiet and sensory break space. Food and Entertainment Lunch and snacks highlighting local foods are included in the event ticket. More information to follow. Schedule of Sessions : For full May 29th in-person workshop session descriptions please see mainefoodconvergence.org/convergence2025 and see our virtual session offerings! Morning Sessions (We will follow up about session choices) Collective Narratives that Support a Thriving Maine Food Solutions New England and Maine Food Convergence Project PFAS Advocacy in Maine and DC Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association Centering Sea in the Three Cs of Farm-to-School: Cafeteria, Classroom, & Community The Gulf of Maine Research Institute Breaking The Dam Barriers- How Industrial Animal Agriculture Obstructs Just & Sustainable Local Food Systems New Roots Institute Afternoon Sessions (We will follow up about session choices) Centering Student Voices in School Meals FoodCorps, Cumberland County Food Security Council, Portland Public Schools, South Portland Public Schools, Westbrook School Department Hot Potato! Curriculum about climate change and resilience in the face of changing growing conditions in Maine The Gulf of Maine Research Institute Serving Up Wellness: Mental Health in the Hospitality Industry Serving Up Support: Maine Pathways to Supply Chain Equity: A Local Food Switchboard Co-Design Session Local Food Switchboard Keynote Speaker: Niaz Dorry Niaz has been a community organizer for over 35 years working on environmental, social, and economic justice issues. The life-changing moment came in 1994 when she switched from organizing in communities fighting for environmental justice to organizing fishing communities. From the start, she recognized the similarities between family farmers’ fight for a more just and ecologically responsible land-based food system and that of community-based fishermen fighting to fix the broken sea-based food system. She has been serving as NAMA's coordinating director since 2008. One of the first things NAMA did after Niaz took the helm was to join the National Family Farm Coalition as its first non-farming member. The two organizations entered into an innovative shared-leadership model on May 1, 2018, putting Niaz in the new role of serving the work of both organizations and further cementing the relationship and interdependence between land and sea. A Note about our Sliding Scale System: This sliding scale model allows participants to choose a price to pay that meets their needs. We have a full tier, sliding scale based system which allows for applicants to self identity and choose the tier they feel is most accurate to them. note: please use the above table as a suggestion for choosing your ticket option. At this time we are able to offer limited funds for those that need financial coverage. Please check YES in the checkout questions if you are interested in requesting a stipend for time, travel expenses or child/elder care coverage. Sliding scale language adapted from Organic Growers School Contact Information mefoodevents@gmail.com Website and More Event Information: https://www.mainefoodconvergence.org/convergence2025 Information Source: Maine Food Convergence Project | eventbrite

Vision Board Workshop Come join us for a fun and creative workshop where you can visualize your dreams and goals! This in-person event will be held at the beautiful Lake Forest Yacht Club Inc . Get ready to manifest your desires by creating your very own vision board . Let's inspire each other and support one another in achieving our dreams. Don't miss out on this opportunity to focus on what truly matters to you. See you there! Information Source: eventbrite

Come learn about herb gardening and go home with Calendula and Temperate Tulsi seedlings. We’ll cover basic care of the plants, harvesting, and ideas for working with your harvest. We’ll also do a tea tasting and tour parts of the garden to discuss herb gardening basics. Meet your Teacher Charis has studied herbalism, foraging, and gardening under amazing teachers at Fox Haven Farm, Retreat & Learning Center, she is the newest addition to our farm team! She is thankful for all the women, from a variety of traditions, who cultivated relationships with the plant world and preserved this knowledge and path for future generations. She spends an inordinate amount of time checking on seedlings, searching for new books at the library, and exploring gardens and wild places. Information Source: Fox Haven Farm & Learning Center | eventbrite

Explore the beautiful surroundings of Fox Haven, learn about different flowers, and discover the art of making delicious syrups. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to connect with nature and indulge in the sweet flavors of homemade syrup to take home. Best suited for ages 6 & up Meet Your Teacher Ashley Hoffman, a lifelong resident of Frederick County, integrates her deep connection to the region into her role at Fox Haven. Advocating for accessibility in herbalism, Ashley leads garden tours and classes to foster positive connections between individuals, their health, and the environment. Currently enrolled in the clinical mental health graduate program at Hood College, Ashley explores the intersection of mental well-being and nature. Beyond these pursuits, Ashley’s artistic touch enhances Fox Haven’s promotions, infusing creativity into our work. Her contributions underscore a sincere dedication to nurturing a community where wellness, nature, and creativity harmoniously come together. Information Source: Fox Haven Farm, Retreat & Learning Center | eventbrite

May 17th’s Young Republican Lincoln Day Dinner will be a celebration of all the progress made for Republicans in Ashtabula County and Ohio! Enjoy delicous food, Ashtabula County wine, hear from Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose and see County Coroner Pam Lancaster win the Patriot of the Year award. If you do not wish to buy on Eventbrite, you can RSVP by emailing david@davidthomasforohio.com or mailing a check to ACYR- 8695 Troutman Road Orwell, Ohio 44076. Join your Ashtabula County Young Republicans in our Annual Lincoln Day Dinner, this year held on May 17th! Come enjoy an open buffet and bar, while catching up with friends and meeting your local and state officials. Our 2025 Patriot of the Year is Ashtabula County Coroner Pam Lancaster. The evening will begin at 4:30pm doors opening with dinner commencing at 5:15pm at the Jefferson Fairgrounds Expo Building (127 N Elm St Jefferson, Ohio) Suggested Donation: $40 Individual/$75 Couple $20 Young Republicans Sponsorship Opportunities- name in program, recognition, preferred seating: Host Sponsor: $500 (Reserved Table- 8 Tickets) attendance to the VIP reception prior Contributing Sponsor: $250 (Reserved Half Table- 4 Tickets) Supporting Sponsor: $150 (2 Tickets) *We are also taking America First (Chinese) Auction items and live auction items* Questions or to RSVP, please contact David Thomas at david@davidthomasforohio.com or 440-812-9022 Information Source: Ashtabula County Young Republicans | eventbrite

The Healing Circle is a sacred space crafted for BIPOC folks to gather and explore the healing power of nature and community. Within this small processing space, participants are invited to engage in self-reflection, guided by the supportive influence of nature and mindfulness. Through creative self-reflective activities, meditative practices, and group discussions, participants uncover the profound wisdom found within nature and among community. Amanda Benjamin is a clinical social worker who specializes in creating healing spaces for black and brown folks. Since 2016, she has committed herself to supporting black and brown youth and activists, guided by the principles of gentleness, intentionality, and honesty. She believes in the healing power of nature and community and is dedicated to black liberation, both personally and collectively. Her approach to healing work is mindfulness-based, client-centered and liberation-focused. She has worked extensively in school settings and in private practice as a therapist, and she thrives in cultivating authentic, interconnected group dynamics. She finds it to be a true honor to hold space and support others in navigating their own healing journeys. Information Source: Fox Haven Farm & Learning Center | eventbrite

The Healing Circle is a sacred space crafted for BIPOC folks to gather and explore the healing power of nature and community. Within this small processing space, participants are invited to engage in self-reflection, guided by the supportive influence of nature and mindfulness. Through creative self-reflective activities, meditative practices, and group discussions, participants uncover the profound wisdom found within nature and among community. Amanda Benjamin is a clinical social worker who specializes in creating healing spaces for black and brown folks. Since 2016, she has committed herself to supporting black and brown youth and activists, guided by the principles of gentleness, intentionality, and honesty. She believes in the healing power of nature and community and is dedicated to black liberation, both personally and collectively. Her approach to healing work is mindfulness-based, client-centered and liberation-focused. She has worked extensively in school settings and in private practice as a therapist, and she thrives in cultivating authentic, interconnected group dynamics. She finds it to be a true honor to hold space and support others in navigating their own healing journeys. Information Source: Fox Haven Farm & Learning Center | eventbrite

Led by Dave Oster, Associate Naturalist Mahlon Dickerson Reservation in Jefferson Township is the largest and "wildest" park in the Morris County Park system.   On this trip we'll walk the Ogden Trail in the northwest corner of the park.    Ogden Trail follows an old railroad bed through a variety of habitat including wooded slopes, wet woods, limestone outcroppings, ponds and marsh. The varied habitat supports a rich array of breeding birds including Wood Duck, Least and Acadian Flycatcher, Louisiana and Northern Waterthrush, and Hooded, Worm-eating and Cerulean Warblers.  A variety of other flycatcher, thrush and vireo species should be present as well.     Ogden Trail is generally flat and wide, providing an easy walk.   Time permitting we'll check out Saffin Pond, just south of the parking area, for additional species.  Please bring your own binoculars or spotting scope if desired. There will be no equipment available to borrow. Registration required. Walk-ins will not be permitted to participate. Cost: $20 members, $25 nonmembers. Ticket sales end on 6/6 at 4:00 PM. Interested in becoming a member? Please click on the following link to learn more or join: Become a Member today! CANCELLATION: NJ Audubon’s programs require a minimum number of registrants to run. If we cancel, due to lack of participation, severe weather, or unforeseen circumstances, all participants will be notified as soon as possible and are eligible for a full refund. Participants may cancel without penalty if greater than 48 hours in advance. Sorry, no refund for cancellations less than 48 hours in advance unless due to health emergencies; however registrations can be transferred to another program in the future. Information Source: New Jersey Audubon - Scherman Hoffman Wildlife Sanctuary | eventbrite

Please join us in painting this 3 D Wood Round, June 7th @ 1PM at Stable Rock Winery in Jefferson, WI . Set Apart Art Studio will lead you step by step and all supplies will be provided. No experience is required. Wood Round is roughly 12 inches. You can paint the 3D pieces how you wish and we will attach them with adhesive. Bring a friend, come early, and order some yummy food and drinks. Cost: $35.00 Information Source: Set Apart Art Studio | eventbrite

Honor & Healing: A Wellness Workshop for Women in the Helping Professions is a transformative half-day experience designed to nourish the minds, bodies, and spirits of those who give so much to others. Whether you’re a nurse, teacher, therapist, social worker, first responder, or caregiver, this workshop honors the emotional toll that comes with holding space for others—often at the expense of your own well-being. Through evidence-based tools and heart-centered practices, we’ll explore the pillars of mindfulness , mental fitness , work-life balance , and emotional intelligence for trauma recovery . You’ll walk away with: Practical strategies for managing stress and preventing burnout Tools for nervous system regulation and emotional clarity Techniques to create healthier boundaries and sustainable support systems A renewed sense of purpose, resilience, and calm This event is more than self-care—it’s a recalibration of the self. Because healing professionals need healing too. Facilitated by trauma-informed educator and national speaker Lisa Lacy, creator of the C.A.L.M. Method (Conscious Awareness & Liberation Model), this workshop is designed to offer deep restoration and practical empowerment. You'll experience community, connection, and tools you can immediately apply to your personal and professional life. Join us at the historic Jackson County Courthouse in Jefferson, GA, and give yourself the space to exhale, reflect, and reconnect—with yourself. Information Source: Lisa Lacy | eventbrite

Occurring over the Summer Solstice weekemd, the camp features all things nature, creativity, community and joy! Workshops are led by members of the seed group. In addition to the workshops described below, we will also ahve shared potluck meals and evening campfires. See more about the event on our website . We have worked to keep the registration fee low at $50.00 per person for all three days of events. (Children under 14 are free!) If you can only make it for one day, the registration fee is $25. Community and spirituality should be accessible to everyone! We will be hosting a silent auction to benefit The Awen Center that weekend also. If you'd like to contribute something to the auction, please bring it along. Past auctions items included artwork, esoteric books, jewelry, books, etc. Information Source: The Awen Center | eventbrite

On the first evening of summer, join us for an unforgettable science party with The Science Guys of Baltimore. This high-energy, interactive show features over a dozen jaw-dropping experiments— including bubbling potions, colorful chemical reactions, and safe, small-scale explosions that will light up the night with wonder. After the show, kids will get hands-on and create their very own bouncy ball to take home. Celebrate the solstice with science, laughter, and a whole lot of fun! Pack a picnic to enjoy on the land, and don’t forget a blanket or lawn chairs so you can sit back and enjoy the show! It’s the perfect way to celebrate the end of the school year and the start of summer. Information Source: Fox Haven Farm & Learning Center | eventbrite

IF YOUR CHILD ATTENDS PUBLIC SCHOOL IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY CALL US TO SAVE A SEAT FOR YOUR CHILD. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PAY ONLINE TO SAVE A SEAT FOR CLASS. $100 deposit is non refundable. **If parents do not want to walk upstairs on the day of class to sign paperwork, the student can bring the paper downstairs to the parent. TEEN DRIVER TRAINING PACKAGE: $340 Indian Land/ York County areas cost is $440 Eight hours classroom instruction- Lunch is provided Six hours of behind the wheel instruction (pick-up and drop-off at residence in our service area). Driving sessions will be scheduled during the eight hour class if applicable. If the student had not held their permit over 5 months we will not make their driving session schedule during class. We will not complete all the 6 hours of driving before their 181st day. Certificate of completion will be provided to the student. Third Party Skills Test (Driving Test) will be provided after the last driving session. Paperwork to obtain driver's license will be provided to the student. Parents/Legal Guardians will take their student to the DMV to turn in their paperwork. ADULT DRIVER TRAINING PACKAGE: $250 Eight hours classroom instruction- Lunch is provided Three hours of behind the wheel instruction (pick-up and drop-off at residence in our service area). Driving sessions will be scheduled during the eight hour class if applicable. If the student had not held their permit over 5 months we will not make their driving session schedule during class. We will not complete all the 3 hours of driving before their 181st day. Certificate of completion will be provided to the student. Third Party Skills Test (Driving Test) will be provided after the last driving session. Paperwork to obtain driver's license will be provided to the student. Parents/Legal Guardians will take their student to the DMV to turn in their paperwork. You can make payments on your teen or adult driver training packages! Students who take the knowledge (permit) or skills (road) test with us is subject to a random recall. This is the DMV’s way to audit us. For random recalls the student will take the road test in their personal car. Students will not be allowed to use the driving school car for random recalls. Information Source: Amanda Roberts | eventbrite

WIT Retreat When: June 20 - June 22nd, 2025 Where: Mar-Lu_ridge Camp & Retreat Center Come be part of a weekend of connection, planning and playing. Any WIT member (current and past) who has a lot of energy and passion around WIT is welcome, as are all WIT Leaders, current and past. All food will be provided from Friday dinner through lunch on Sunday. NOTE: we will be preparing meals ourselves as part of the fun:) Information Source: smw6890@gmail.com | eventbrite

This class explores clay paste resist and natural indigo dyeing. Learn to mix clay paste and a variety of application techniques, such as screen printing, block printing, painting, and more, along with the chemistry of natural indigo and how to care for a natural fructose indigo vat. We will also discuss making clay from your local soil and work with locally foraged clay paste resist.   Meet Your Teacher Kristin Arzt is a natural dyer, educator, gardener, and designer born and raised in Frederick, Maryland. Kristin believes that by exploring the collision of textiles, plants, and sustainability, she can help make the study of natural dyes accessible to everyone through education and enthusiasm. Information Source: Fox Haven Farm, Retreat & Learning Center | eventbrite

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IF YOUR CHILD ATTENDS PUBLIC SCHOOL IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY CALL US TO SAVE A SEAT FOR YOUR CHILD. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO PAY ONLINE TO SAVE A SEAT FOR CLASS. $100 deposit is non refundable. **If parents do not want to walk upstairs on the day of class to sign paperwork, the student can bring the paper downstairs to the parent. TEEN DRIVER TRAINING PACKAGE: $340 Indian Land/ York County areas cost is $440 Eight hours classroom instruction- Lunch is provided Six hours of behind the wheel instruction (pick-up and drop-off at residence in our service area). Driving sessions will be scheduled during the eight hour class if applicable. If the student had not held their permit over 5 months we will not make their driving session schedule during class. We will not complete all the 6 hours of driving before their 181st day. Certificate of completion will be provided to the student. Third Party Skills Test (Driving Test) will be provided after the last driving session. Paperwork to obtain driver's license will be provided to the student. Parents/Legal Guardians will take their student to the DMV to turn in their paperwork. ADULT DRIVER TRAINING PACKAGE: $250 Eight hours classroom instruction- Lunch is provided Three hours of behind the wheel instruction (pick-up and drop-off at residence in our service area). Driving sessions will be scheduled during the eight hour class if applicable. If the student had not held their permit over 5 months we will not make their driving session schedule during class. We will not complete all the 3 hours of driving before their 181st day. Certificate of completion will be provided to the student. Third Party Skills Test (Driving Test) will be provided after the last driving session. Paperwork to obtain driver's license will be provided to the student. Parents/Legal Guardians will take their student to the DMV to turn in their paperwork. You can make payments on your teen or adult driver training packages! Students who take the knowledge (permit) or skills (road) test with us is subject to a random recall. This is the DMV’s way to audit us. For random recalls the student will take the road test in their personal car. Students will not be allowed to use the driving school car for random recalls. Information Source: Amanda Roberts | eventbrite

Discover the magic of wild fermentation as you forage and craft probiotic-rich beverages infused with the flavors of the season. This hands-on workshop begins with a guided foraging walk, where you’ll gather fresh herbs and botanicals, deepening your connection to the land while selecting ingredients for your unique creation. Then, we’ll dive into the art of wild fermentation, exploring how to transform herbs, spices, fruits, and other foraged goods into naturally carbonated, probiotic-rich drinks. You’ll gain hands-on experience with simple fermentation techniques, learning how to harness wild yeasts and beneficial bacteria to craft refreshing, gut-friendly beverages. Refund Policy · All class ticket sales are considered a donation to Fox Haven and help us to fulfill our mission. Full refunds (minus a 20% processing fee) will be given to any participant canceling at least 30 days prior to the scheduled class date. Due to the nature of full series commitments, no refunds will be processed once the series has started. · Enrollment cannot be transferred to another class. If you are within the 30-day cancellation period, it is best to request a refund and sign up for the desired replacement. Information Source: Fox Haven Farm & Retreat Center | eventbrite

Learn about making your own natural dye using seasonally abundant herbs! This class will inspire you to upcycle and recapture waste for a fun natural project you can show off! Natalie will show you how to prepare a dye bath, dye cloth, and make your own design using all-natural ingredients. After the dye demo, you can paint your own bandana with whatever inspires you, and take it home! Natalie Love is a lover of learning and living things! After completing an internship at Fox Haven Learning Center in 2020, she is joyfully sharing her enthusiasm by stepping into the role of supportive facilitator and teacher. In her upcoming classes, Natalie will share her love and lessons of the natural world of herbalism, plant dyeing, fiber art, toolmaking, and tea preparation. Information Source: Fox Haven Farm & Retreat Center | eventbrite