We are still adding events to our 2024 schedule.

Stay tuned for more events as we add them. 


Distant Hill Events for 2024


“Education is the kindling of a flame, not the filling of a vessel.”  Socrates


View our 'Events Collection for 2024' on Eventbrite


Pumpkin Decorating at Distant Hill

Sunday, October 20, 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Join us on October 20th and help us decorate the StoryWalk® with adorable, compostable pumpkins and gourds that will bring an extra touch of autumn fun to Distant Hill Nature Trail.

 

Bring your own pumpkins, and we’ll supply the natural, eco-friendly materials like flowers, pinecones, and other plant treasures from Distant Hill property to craft unique fall decorations.

 

While we won’t be carving, you can get creative by attaching beautiful, biodegradable materials to gourds and pumpkins. (Young children will need an adult's help to make sure their designs last through Halloween.)

 

Don’t miss out on this seasonal activity that’s good for the earth and your Halloween spirit!

 

This family-friendly event is perfect for all ages!

FREE

Registration is Requested but not required

Accessibility info:

Our Pavilion is outdoors and accessible to wheelchairs and strollers. There is an accessible port-a-potty about 300 feet from the Pavilion.

Contact Hannah (hannah@distanthill.org) with questions.


Fall Garden Design Tour

Sunday, October 27, 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM

There was so much interest in the recent pop-up Fall Garden Design tours at our last Open Gardens Weekend that we decided to have another tour for those of you who couldn't make the earlier events. And we're giving you a bit more time to save the date to your calendar this time.

 

Join us for another free Fall Garden Design Tour in the Cultivated Gardens of Distant Hill Gardens, and learn about the many shrubs planted specifically for their exceptional fall color. 

Don't miss out - reserve your spot today!

FREE - Space is Limited to 20

Registration is Required


The Club Moss of Distant Hill

Sunday, November 10, 2024, 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Distant Hill Gardens and Nature Trail is a biologically diverse 155-acre property with an exceptional number of natural habitats, all supporting a wide assortment of native plants, including eight species of clubmoss.

 

Join Nate Marchessault of the Harris Center and Michael Nerrie of Distant Hill to take a closer look at the clubmoss species found at Distant Hill.

 

The workshop will feature collected specimens, followed by a short walk to see these plants in their natural habitats. After it's over, you'll be an expert on clubmoss ID!

 

FREE - Space is limited to 15

Registration is Required