Caretaker Farm
Caretaker Farm is one of the oldest organic and community supported farms in the country. Farm members purchase a share in the harvest and are closely involved in the raising … Read more
Berlin Road
The 35-acre Berlin Road property was purchased by the WRLF in 1997 to preserve access to the Williams Class of ’33 Trail to Berlin Mountain and the Town’s Bullock Trust … Read more
Making a traditional primitive bow for 8-11 year olds* with Art Evans
Monday Aug. 3 – Wednesday Aug. 5 In this year’s workshop we will build an eastern woodland Indian traditional bow and learn more about Native American culture. Hours: 9-4 daily … Read more
Discover and Create for 6-8 year olds * with Kathy Chesney
Monday July 13 – Friday July 17 Using a variety of materials from nature, such as clay dug from the stream, we will work on craft projects that are both … Read more
Habitat Exploration for 5-7 year olds * with Kathy Chesney
Monday June 29 – Thursday July 2 Each day will introduce a nature topic featuring the pond, meadow, stream and woodlands, and their swimming, walking, hopping, and flying inhabitants. Outdoor … Read more
Parent and Preschooler Nature Exploration with Kathy Chesney, Leslie Reed-Evans and staff
Monday June 29 – Thursday July 2 Gentle nature exploration at Sheep Hill will include discovery walks, outdoor play, craft activities and stories to engage children in nature. Hours: 10-11:30 … Read more
Spring Vacation Exploration at Sheep Hill
Join us at Sheep Hill during spring vacation, Tuesday April 21 – Friday April 24 from 9-12! This hands-on program for children in grades K-4 will give participants a chance … Read more
Late Spring Preschool Nature Exploration at Sheep Hill
Parents! bring your preschooler to Sheep Hill for outdoor nature exploration with Kathy Chesney. This four-week program will include outdoor exploration, stories, and crafts. (Time and day will be determined … Read more
Sheep to Shawl is back! Saturday May 2 11 AM to 3 PM
Sheep to Shawl Festival featuring sheep shearing, sheep herding, weaving, spinning, artisans and farmers all in celebration of spring and our New England cultural heritage. Food available. More details soon!