The Conservancy’s Learning Adventures for Children are held entirely outdoors, where the environment provides a safe, healthy setting for enriching experiences. Weekly classes for children ages 3 through 14 foster lifelong connections between art, wellness, and the natural environment. Along with favorite programs from years past, we have added several new programs, which will be taught (Event Information)
Develop your family’s wilderness survival skills in a trio of fun, hands-on classes led by Ranger Eric Powers and survival expert Adam Nestor. The Preserve’s beautiful woods and campsite provide the setting for a new series of three-hour sessions. Prepare to connect with the environment and get dirty on these family adventures as you learn (Event Information)
The Preserve is especially beautiful and breezy in the late afternoon, so we are offering Family Thursdays at 5 – 7 pm (Event Information)
The Conservancy developed a whole new format for Summer Camp 2020: six weeks of Learning Adventures for children age 3 – 10 combine virtual sessions at home with onsite exploration and fun projects at the Preserve. (Event Information)
Classes take place in children’s homes and backyards – and are extended through June 2020! Weekly online classes for children ages 3 through 10 foster lifelong connections between art, wellness, and the natural environment. (Event Information)
Welcome to the Sands Point Preserve! The Sands Point Preserve’s grounds are open for visitors on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25, 9 am – 5 pm, and a new summer schedule of visitor hours starts on Wednesday, May 27. The mansions, Welcome Center, Woodland Playground, and dog run will remain closed for the health and (Event Information)
While the Sands Point Preserve is closed, weekly Meditation classes are offered online via Zoom conferencing. (Event Information)
Join us for a live online storytelling event on Monday, April 27 at 11 am THE BOY & THE BOY KING by George H. Lewis and AD Lubow with illustrations by George H. Lewis (Event Information)
The Sands Point Preserve Conservancy presents a series of new online programs to celebrate Earth Day 2020. (Event Information)
Biologist Eric Powers leads us through the realm of bugs, including insects, arachnids, and myriapods. We’ll find out which ones make great pets and which ones don’t. Participants will get an up-close look at Eric’s fantastic bug collection during this interactive session – some may even get to hold several of these amazing creatures. Admission (Event Information)
