Enjoy a ~1 hour outdoor, all-level yoga class taught by certified yoga instructor and Director of Education, Lauren Theis. Students are welcome to join us after class for a tea tasting led by International Tea Masters Association Sommeliere, Pamela Kenworthy, or enjoy your own hike on the easy trails of Fairview Farm Wildlife Preserve! Bring your own mat, or there will be a limited amount of mats to borrow. We will meet at the Brick Cottage at 10 am. Pay what you can/wish, all are welcome! Advanced registration is welcome but not required; contact Lauren for more information at ltheis@raritanheadwaters.org

Participate in our climate station monitoring program by attending our training to learn more about the impacts of climate change within our watershed. Volunteer to become a climate station monitor by helping RHA maintain our EnviroDIY Mayfly stations that collect data (water depth, conductivity, and water temperature) every 15 minutes. At the training, you’ll learn how the stations work, sign up for maintaining a station, meet your team members, and pick up a climate station kit.  Learn more here. Be prepared, what gear should I bring to the training? hat, sunglasses, sunblock, bug spray, comfortable boots/ shoes to hike in, snacks/ bottle of water, waders if you have them (we will also bring some for you to borrow).

Tabletop gamers of all experience levels are invited to join this special event featuring a live competitive event, gameplay tutorials for new players, Q&A with experienced players, and a raffle for assorted prizes. Hosted by 'Skill Team', with support from other experienced gamers from within the Warhammer community, a group of dedicated tabletop gamers and hobbyists that aim to share passion with others and help grow a supportive community of players.

As Spring unfolds, the land reveals much to witness and celebrate. On this nature walk, take time to read the land for signs of the changing seasons: bursting buds, birdsong, buzzing bees, and spring ephemerals—the inconspicuous early bloomers that serve as vital sources of nectar and pollen for native insects. We'll keep an eye out for these fascinating plants while enjoying all the other highlights of this season of awakening. Program Preparation Adults and children 10+ are welcome to attend. Please dress for the weather and bring water. This class is entirely outdoors. Participants should expect to be traveling about 2-3 miles on pavement, gravel, or flat trails for the full duration of the class. Meet in front of the Farm Barn Orientation Center for check-in. We recommend arriving 10-15 minutes before the start of class. We cannot accommodate late arrivals and the class will depart on time.