Micro Moon Walk with Naomi Cobb

Free to members or with admission to the sculpture garden.
Registration: Pre-registration is not required, but it helps us to plan if we know you are coming (email us at info@lyndensculpturegarden.org.)

The moon is nearly full on March 6, but it is also at its furthest distance from the earth. This smaller and dimmer looking moon is also known as Crow Moon: sound of crows heard often; or Sap Moon: soon the sap will be rising in the trees. Join naturalist Naomi Cobb on a walk of discovery beneath the light of this late winter moon. You never know what we will find in the moonlight at Lynden, but a bonfire and treats are promised.