September 1 - September 30

Open Access 10 AM - 6 PM

Experience the intersection of nature and creativity at this free, public event. Wander along forest trails lined with visual artwork and thoughtfully curated poems, each piece inviting you to pause, reflect, and see the natural world through a new lens.

September 19

9:30 AM - 12 PM

Join Woodbury Poet Laureate Emerita Sandy Carlson for an inspiring afternoon of poetry, reflection, and creativity. Following a brief introduction, you'll explore the forest trails, write at your own pace, and gather to share (if you wish). No previous poetry or writing experience is needed—just bring a notebook and your favorite pen or pencil!

To reserve your spot, please RSVP HERE.

Sandy Lee Carlson is a widely published poet, educator, and Poet Laureate Emerita of Woodbury. She founded the monthly open mic at Woodbury Public Library, and she organizes poetry events in Litchfield and New Haven counties. She edits and publishes poetry anthologies as managing partner of Orenaug Mountain Publishing and hosts the podcast People and Their Poems, featuring conversations with area poets about their work and the poems that have shaped people's lives. Sandy teaches high school English in Litchfield. A Master Gardener, she spends her free time removing introduced plants wherever she finds them clogging the landscape. Learn more at sandycarlson.net.

October 1 - November 30

Open Access 10 AM - 5 PM

Join us for an experience of quiet reflection and shared connection. This free, self-guided, trail-based program provides a unique opportunity for families and individuals of all ages to honor loved ones, embrace healing, and explore remembrance traditions across cultures. Visitors can also participate in meaningful, hands-on activities, including rock painting, a remembrance display, and a wind telephone.