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Needle-Felt a Picture

The Tacony LAB Community Arts Center 6918 Torresdale Avenue, Philadelphia

Learn how to needlefelt onto a piece of fabric and create your own scene/picture. Two Part ClassLearn how to needle-felt a picture. In this class you will be needle felting a scene onto a foundation fabric.We will have some examples of what you can do. It will be up to you what kind of scene you create.Taught by Emily HitchnerTwo Sessions, April 15th and 22nd from 6:00pm-8:00pmAttendance Policy: We understand that traffic and other delays happen, however we request you to be on time to our events. We have a 15 minute grace period. If we are not notified and

Earth Week Volunteering

When: April 17, 18, and 19 from 1 to 4:30 p.m. each day. Where: A tributary of Red Clay Creek in East Marlborough Township, Pa. Exact location will be emailed to you upon registration. Help us plant trees for clean water! We have an entire week of opportunities lined up — if you don’t see an opportunity below that fits your schedule, email Jessica Provinski for other options.  Layout Day  Wednesday, April 17, 2024 from 1 to 4:30 p.m. Help us place trees, stakes, and tubes in the appropriate spots to prepare for planting! Wear: Sturdy waterproof shoes and long pants. Bring (if possible):

Sanctuary Farm Fundraising Dinner at Miss Rachel’s Pantry on April 19th at 7pm

Miss Rachel's Pantry 1938 South Chadwick Street, Philadelphia

Please join Sanctuary Farm Phila on April 19th at 7pm at vegan hotspot Miss Rachel's Pantry for a very special dinner that will benefit our North Philadelphia urban farm nonprofit. Feast on five delicious, seasonally curated, plant-based courses while supporting Sanctuary Farm and all of our FREE programs, which include a produce stand, a therapeutic gardening program, summer camp and after school opportunities for children and teens, and a variety of cooking, gardening, and nutrition classes. Tickets include five courses, wine pairings, non-alcoholic beverages, and service. Learn more about our farm at www.sanctuaryfarmphila.org

$300

Earth Week Tree Planting

Wilson Farm Park 500 Lee Road, Wayne

Help Tredyffrin EAC members continue their Earth Week tradition of planting trees at Wilson Farm Park!Please join the Tredyffrin EAC for a morning of planting trees throughout Wilson Farm Park! We will meet in the north pavillion parking lot, near the all-abilities playground. Please bring gardening gloves and large shovels if you have them as well as your own water bottles.FYI: In the event of inclement weather, any changes/updates to this event will be communicated via the email provided during registration.Many thanks to project funders Chuck Cutshall and Bank of America!

The Wissahickon in April with Debbie Hoellein and Jim McClory

Walnut Lane Golf Club on Magdalena Street, Wenover Street and Magdalena Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19118, United States

Meet at Walnut Lane Golf Club Join Debbie and Jim as we hunt for spring ephemerals! Last year we saw spring beauties, mayapples, trout lilies, trillium, and possibly jack-in-the pulpit. Will we be that lucky this year? We’ll also check on what the frogs are doing at the frog pond. We may also visit some points of historical interest on our route. This hike is a little longer than some of our others, and we will plan to spend about 3 hours on the trails. There are some rocky ascents and descents on the route. Children 12 years of age

Wildflower Weekend

Mt. Cuba Center 3120 Barley Mill Rd., Hockessin

Experience a magnificent display of native spring blooms at the peak of their glory! Enjoy three days of live music, gardening activities, outdoor family programming, and more. Food selections and native plants available for purchase, while supplies last. View the schedule and learn more at mtcubacenter.org/wildflower. Included with garden admission and free for members, advanced tickets are not required. This program takes place in person at Mt. Cuba Center on Friday – Sunday 4/19, 4/20, 4/21 (Rain or Shine).

Included with garden admission and free for members, advanced tickets are not required.

Seasonal Highlights Tour: Native Woodland Walk

FOR ADULTS 18+ Join Senior Gardener Mallory Smyth for a tour of Tyler’s Native Woodland Walk! The Native Woodland Walk at Tyler highlights the beauty of the woodlands of Southeastern Pennsylvania and showcases some of our native species that thrive and enhance home gardens. In spring, this garden comes alive with spring ephemerals, flowering shrubs, and more. On this leisurely-paced tour, Mallory will highlight the garden’s seasonal wonders, talk about the plants she’s added, and discuss her vision for the future. We will be walking on uneven paths. Closed-toe shoes with ankle support and good tread are recommended. Check-in first at the Visitor

Watershed Wellness Walk at Blue Bell Hill with Margaret Kinnevy and Lisa Kleiman

Blue Bell Hill Park, 800 W Walnut Lane, Philadelphia, PA, 19144, United States

Meet at Blue Bell Hill Parking Lot If you visited the Blue Bell Hill in March, return with us in April to delight in the exuberance of spring. Evident in the woodlands will be the spring ephemeral flowers and vernal streams. Learn of the role they play in the ecosystem of the watershed. During our walk, we will be guided into slowness, stillness, and quietude to better receive what is happening in the life around us and within. Our path will take us on trails of varied terrain, connecting with nature through slow paced observation and sensory awareness intended to

Spring Ephemeral Wildflower Walk

Wissahickon Environmental Center 300 West Northwestern Avenue, Philadelphia

Join us for a hike through the nearby woods in search of spring ephemeral flowers—the plants that flower before the trees leaf-out.Join us for a hike through the nearby woods in search of spring ephemeral flowers—the plants that flower before the trees leaf-out. Many of these plants will "disappear" before summer. Learn some of the unique characteristics of beautiful, native plants.

Hansberry Garden & Nature Center Collective work hours

The Hansberry Garden & Nature Center 5150 Wayne Ave, Philadelphia

One of two weekly work sessions (the other is Sunday from 3-5 p.m.) for Hansberry Garden & Nature Center's Garden Collective. The Hansberry Garden and Nature Center builds community by offering organic gardening, educational programs, and fresh, wholesome produce to an underserved neighborhood.

Spring Happy Hour at Rutabaga Toy Library

Rutabaga Toy Library 3426 Conrad Street, Philadelphia

Meet, Mingle + Play with fellow Circular Philadelphia Members for a fun-cilled Spring Happy Hour at Rutabaga Toy Library!🌱🌼 Spring is springing! Come out of hibernation to join Circular Philadelphia and Rutabaga Toy Library for a fun-filled Spring Happy Hour!🌸🍹🧸This event is the perfect opportunity to:🤝 Connect with fellow members: Network and build relationships with like-minded individuals passionate about a circular economy while enjoying FREE snacks and drinks 😋!🔄 Discover Rutabaga Toy Library: Explore this member organization and learn about their mission to promote sustainable play experiences for children. 🪀😄 Unwind and have fun: Enjoy good conversation and refreshments, and

Spirit of Spring Fireside

Join us at Tyler Arboretum for our Spring Fireside event, a festive celebration in honor of Earth Day! Held in mid-April, just days before Earth Day, this outdoor gathering is perfect for nature lovers and families alike. Indulge in delicious offerings from food trucks, a cupcake truck, and enjoy a selection of beer and spirits. Dive into the spirit of spring with engaging nature education stations tailored for all ages. We’ll have a self-guided walk, story time, and other fun activities.  Come experience a fun evening in nature that the whole family can enjoy among the beauty of Tyler Arboretum’s

Bat Night & Release! An Evening About Bats in the Wissahickon

Houston Playground 900 Grakyn Lane, Philadelphia

Join staff from Pennsylvania Bat Rescue and Wissahickon Environmental for a presentation on bats and then a release of several rescued bats.Join staff from Pennsylvania Bat Rescue and Wissahickon Environmental Center for an evening about bats. Learn about bats from our region, how they benefit us, our ecosystems, and the current threats to their existence. Learn about the important efforts of the Pennsylvania Bat Rescue nonprofit as they work to conserve bats through education, treating injured bats, and rehabilitating bats suffering from White Nose Fungus.Meet a few species of bats!! Then join us in Houston Meadow as several rehabilitated bats

Classical Concert

Stoneleigh: A Natural Garden 1829 East County Line Road, Villanova

Join for an evening organ performance.