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Summer 2010

Summer Solstice Celebration

Saturday June 19, 2 - 4 pm

Come celebrate the abundance of life in our woodland and in our community. On this longest day, join us in celebrating the triumph of the light. We'll start with a meditative walk in the woods, have a rousing drumming circle with Dave Curry and enjoy a potluck supper. A time to demonstrate your creativity by bringing your specialty for the potluck! Learn more about Dave Curry's drumming circle.

Crystal Spring 2010 Brochure

The schedule of programs and events for 2010 is now available. Go to the Events and Programs sections to view listings online or view/download the brochure.

Equinox and Solstice Celebrations

See the schedule of all 2010 Earth Festivals

Summer Children's Adventures

July 26 - July 30

See details.

Program for Home Schooled Children

Tuesday mornings, 9:30 - 11 am

See details.

Religious Lands Conservancy in the news!

RLC is featured in the Religion and Environment report from the Medill News Service, Washington DC. View report

Streams Newsletter

The Summer 2010 issue of Streams, the Crystal Spring newsletter, is available. View Streams online.

CSA Garden News

The 2010 season of the Community Supported Garden is under way. Learn more about this community supported agriculture relationship or how to become a shareholder.

Around Crystal Spring Last Year

From spring clearing to summer's bounty to a luminous Winter Solstice, see what's been happening at Crystal Spring.

We welcomed the songbirds and discovered what the worms had been up to. We helped to create habitat for seedlings and bluebirds.  See Spring Equinox photos. In February we learned the art of wildlife tracking with guides from White Pine Tracking in Cape Neddick, Maine. See photos of one tracking experience. For Biodiversity Day at Crystal Spring, we walked the woodland, observing and recording more than 100 plants, animals and habitats. See photos. The local Food Fest was a great success from guest speaker Didi Emmons to the annual salad toss. See Photos

              

             Updated June 2010

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