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Oktoberfest Tyler StyleThursday, September 25, 6:00 – 8:00 pm

Get in the spirit of Oktoberfest with the perfect combination of specialty beers from Pinocchio’s BeerGarden To Go, which features an extensive collection of craft beers, a selection of gourmet pizza and the live bluegrass music of Ridley Creek.Suitable for adults 21 and older; pre-registration required by callingJoanne Landau at 610-566-9134, ext. 215; limited capacity; firstcome, first served; $20 members, $25 non-members; rain or shine

Pumpkin Days CelebrationSaturday and Sunday, October 18 and 19, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Celebrate theseason withour traditionalautumn festival. Thesefun-filled familydays are full ofactivities, liveentertainment,delicious foodand, of course,pumpkins!Pick out yourprized pumpkin,assemble a scarecrow to take home, jump in the moonbounce or race through an inflatable obstacle course,make crafts, play games and see Tyler’s glorious fall colors on a hay wagon tour.No pre-registration required. Member admission is $4 for adults,$2 for children ages 3 to 15; non-member admission is $11 foradults, $7 for children ages 3 to 15; kids under 3 are free.

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Tyler After Dark AdventuresFridays, September 19, 26 and October 3, 7:00 – 9:00 pm

Enjoy an evening at Tyler Arboretum with yourfamily. Join Tyler naturalists as we explore thewoods and meadows to listen for owls and searchfor bats and other nocturnal creatures! Enjoy roasting marshmallows over a campfire for s’moresand making your own icecream. Be sure to wearclosed-toed shoes and bringbug spray if desired. Suitablefor ages 3 and older.

Pre-registration required; $3 per person. Space is limited – register soon!

Family Owl ProwlFriday, November 14, 6:30 – 8:00 pm

Just for Tyler members, this is a rare opportunity tohear, and hopefully see, some of the owls that callthe Arboretum home. The evening begins with ashort indoor program to learn about these nocturnalbirds of prey followed by a short hike while tryingto call in some owls. When we get back inside,young scientists will have the opportunity to dissectowl pellets to learn what owls eat. Hot drinks andsnacks offer a delicious end to the evening. Wearfootwear appropriate for uneven trails and bring a flashlight.This program is suitable for children ages 6 and older.

Pre-registration required; $3 per person. Space is limited – register soon!

Members Only Events

Gardening andHorticultureGardening for ButterfliesSaturday, September 20, 9:30 –11:00 am

Butterflies are important pollinatorsin our local ecosystems but populationsare feeling pressure as their habitatsbecome small and scattered. Privatehome landscapes can provide criticalhabitats for butterflies and their hungry caterpillars. Join landscapedesigner Hannah LaCasse to learnwhich plants are best to attract andkeep beautiful butterflies in youryard. An informational presentationhighlighting threats to butterflies andkeys to their survival will be followedby the development of a plantingdesign catered to butterflies that issure to enhance color and flutterersaround your home.Pre-registration required; $20 members, $25 non-members

Late Season VegetableGardeningSaturday, September 27, 10:00 – 11:30 am

Vegetable gardening doesn't have tobe over just because the weather gets colder! In this workshop, TylerVegetable Gardener GabrielleLeBlanc will show you tricks for

extending the growing season whilealso preparing your vegetable gardenfor a great spring. Learn about coldweather crops that can grow intowinter and how low tunnels can helpextend your season. The workshopwill also cover ways to care for perennials in the off season, covercrop planting and other best practicesfor end-of-season garden care.Pre-registration required; $20 members, $25non-members

Small Trees for Residential Landscapes Saturday, September 27, 1:00 – 2:30 pm

Today's home landscapes are oftensmaller, and busy lifestyles mean lesstime for property maintenance. JoinMorris Arboretum horticulturistLouise Clarke as she discusses smalltrees suited for residential properties–those that typically grow less thanforty feet tall. Learn about placement,light and moisture requirements, soilconditions, planting techniques andother pertinent tips to help you makethe best choice for your property.Trees discussed will be a mix of nativeand non-native varieties. An outsidewalk will highlight some of the recommended trees grown at Tyler(weather permitting).

Pre-registration required; $20 members, $25 non-members

Botanical ArtsFall Photo Walk – Tiny WorldsSunday, September 21, 10:00 am – 1:00 pm

Let's focus on the small things, fromthe tiniest of insects to the minutedetails on leaves and seed heads.Naturalist photographer Chris Lawlerwill lead a moderately-paced walk foran extremely close-up look at themyriad of tiny worlds existing withinthe Arboretum. With emphasis oncomposition and subject matter, you'llbe certain to capture plenty of imagesthat will 'wow' your friends and family.Perfect for all levels of photographers andcameras; macro lenses and settings encouraged.


Leaf Casting WorkshopSunday, September 28, 1:00 – 3:00 pm

Join Mary Tilger to capture theorganic beauty of nature in a durablepiece of art. You will create a cementcasting of a moderate sized leaf usingreal foliage as a concrete mold. Whenfilled with water, the cast leaf attractsbirds and other wildlife to your garden!You can attach a hook on the backand use it as a wall hanging or justplace on a table as art. All materialsprovided; wear old clothes and bring apair of sturdy rubber kitchen gloves. Class is limited to 6 participants.


Fall Photo Walk – Colors & LandscapesSaturday, October 25, 3:00 – 6:00 pm

Colors abound at Tyler in the autumn,as the woodlands and meadows tradetheir verdancy for the rich andvibrant pallets of fall. Join naturalistphotographer Chris Lawler for aleisurely stroll in the late afternoonsunshine, when the natural lightbrings out the best in our scenic landscapes. Learn and share tips andtechniques for capturing stunningimages you can share and displaywith pride. This photo walk is open to all levels of photographers...camera phones welcome!


Cornucopia with a Twist Saturday, November 22, 10:00 am – 12:30 pm

Grace your Thanksgiving table with a cornucopia you construct yourselfusing branches, decorative wire andother natural materials. Floral designerLeona Swiacki will provide guidanceand instruction to also help you fill your creation with a seasonalarrangement of flowers, fruits andberries. This table arrangement willadd beauty to enjoy as you celebratenature's bounty with your family andfriends. All materials are provided. Pleasebring floral shears, wire cutters and a boxto carry your design home in.Pre-registration required; $35 members, $40 non-members

Natural StudiesFall Bird Walks Every Wednesday, 8:15 – 10:15 am

Join Tyler’s experienced birders in thesearch for fall migrants heading souththrough the Arboretum. Birders of alllevels are welcomed.No pre-registration required; free with admission

Weekday Wildflower WalksEvery Wednesday, 11:00 am – 1:00 pm

Wildflowers are an essential and beautiful part of woodland and meadow ecologies. Head out to thetrails with wildflower experts RichardBrenner and Dick Cloud and experience autumn at Tyler. No pre-registration required; free with admission

Historic Buildings ToursSundays, September 7, October 5, November 2, 1:00, 2:00 and 3:00 pm

Get a behind-the-scenes tour and learn about the daily lives of the eightgenerations of family members wholived on Tyler’s property for 150 years.Since 1738, Lachford Hall representsover two centuries of residence by theMinshall-Painter-Tyler family. ThePainter Library, built by the Painterbrothers in 1863, houses their fascinatingcollection of 19th century scientificequipment, books and specimens.No pre-registration required; free with admission

Night HikesSaturday, September 13, 7:00 – 9:00 pmSaturdays, October 11 and November 8, 6:00 – 8:00 pm

Experience the magic of Tyler’s naturalareas after dark. Guides Dick Cloudand Rachel Ndeto will share points ofspecial interest and seasonal highlightswhile leading a brisk hike. This walk isfor adults and teens. Bring a flashlight andwear shoes suitable for uneven terrain thatmay include moderate to steep trails.


Natural Lands RestorationSundays, September 14, October 12,November 9, 9:30 am – 12:00 pm

Invasive plants can behave like thethugs of the natural world, forcing outnatives and dominating the landscape.Help protect Tyler’s native ecosystemand remove these alien thugs from ourmeadows and woodlands. Meet DickCloud at the Visitor Center. Wear appropriate work clothes, sturdy shoes orboots and bring work gloves if you have them.

No pre-registration required; FREE for everyone

Sunday Wildflower WalksSundays, September 14, October 12,November 9, 1:30 – 3:30 pm

Fall is a wonderful time for wildflowers!Join Dick Cloud for a pleasant afternoonsearch for late season bloomers inTyler’s meadows and woodlands. No pre-registration required; free with admission

Birding Trip: Cape MayTuesday and Wednesday, September 16 and 17,departing at 7:00 am and returning by 6:00 pm

Sue Lucas and other birders will leadthis favorite trip to Cape May. You'llexplore the shorelines, marshes andother habitats to observe the manybirds that stop by this wonderful spoton the way to their winter destinations.This two-day trip includes transportation,lodging, breakfast, lunch on Wednesday anda boat ride. Tuesday dinner is Dutch-treat.Bring field guides, binoculars and a brownbag lunch for Tuesday.

Pre-registration required; $210 double or $235 single for members, $250 double or $265 single for non-members

Beekeeping Basics - Part IISaturday, September 20, 11:00 am – 1:00 pm (Rain Date: Saturday, October 4)

Beekeeping for the new year begins inthe fall. In the second part to this introduction to beekeeping, apiaristPaul Strommer will help interestedbeginners determine what they need toknow, order and prepare in the fall andwinter to be ready when the weatherbreaks in April. He will also providehands-on instruction about fall hivemaintenance, how to track the colony’sprogress through the season and prepare the hive for the winter. Thisprogram is a valuable introduction foranyone interested in beginning theirown hive in 2015 and is open to allparticipants. All equipment provided.Participants will interact directly with thebees, so please take any necessary precautions.


Birding 101Sunday, September 28, 10:00 – 11:30 am

Join experienced birder Sue Lucas foran introductory exploration of Tyler’sbirds and best birding habitats. This program will be a fun chance to learnhow to identify our local birds by sightand sound and a great start to countlessbirding trips to come. This program isparticularly geared toward beginners. Bringbird guides and binoculars if you have them,or borrow them from us. Appropriate foradults and children ages 7 and up.


Nature Trip: Peat Bogs, SandDunes & WildflowersThursday, October 9, 7:45 am – 6:00 pm

Join Richard Brenner on a delightfulday’s venture to see many ecologicaltreasures of Southern New Jersey. Thefirst stop is Atsion State Park wherewe’ll likely see the endangered PineBarrens gentian, nodding ladies tressesand interesting carnivorous plants.We’ll pass through the Pine Barrens onthe way to our next stop at a naturalcoastal sand dunes ecosystem onBrigantine Island. Finally, we’ll tour the largest remaining peat bog oceanshoreline in New Jersey, locatedbetween Peck’s Beach and AbseconIsland. There we will observe the

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animal/plant communities duringthe early fall bird migration period.Transportation, snacks and beverages areprovided; bring a bag lunch. Wear comfortable walking shoes, ideally onesthat can get wet on the bogs. Insect sprayand tick repellent are advised. Feel free tobring binoculars for birding.


What Tree Is This?Tree Identification WalkSaturday, October 25, 1:30 – 3:00 pm (Rain Date: Sunday, October 26)

Join John Wenderoth and Ted Caveyto learn how to recognize trees basedon fall characteristics. This pleasant andeducational stroll through Tyler willfocus on why and when different treeschange colors, how to use color as anidentification tool and other less-utilizedforms of identification such as leaf texture and canopy shape.No pre-registration required; free with admission

Health andWellnessTrail RamblesSundays, 1:15 – 3:00 pm

Join Lois Brooks for comfortably-paced walks on Tyler’s trails that will get you out and moving, whileenjoying the dynamic fall season inour woodlands and fields. Wear shoessuitable for uneven terrain.

4 September 21 – Visit Tyler’s rareserpentine barren and walk alongDismal Run on this exploration ofthe Pink Hill and Minshall Trails.

4 October 26 – Hike the moderatehills of the Dismal Run andMinshall Trails through meadows,woodlands, along Dismal Run andpast ruins of the Minshall-Painterfarms.

4 November 16 – The Painter Trailprovides a quality hike with twostream crossings and lovely hilltopviews of the Arboretum.

No pre-registration required; free with admission

Garden Fresh Food EnergeticsWednesday, September 24, 6:00 – 7:00 pm

Ever curious why we crave root vegetables, like carrots and potatoes,in the winter and fresh fruits, likewatermelon and berries, in the summer?It’s not just calories, fat or protein thatmakes up the foods we eat. Connectwith the rhythms of nature andexplore the energetics, or the “livingwisdom” of food, including thosedirectly from Tyler’s VegetableGarden. Health coach and functionalmedicine practitioner Liz Abel willuse the garden as a guide to illustratethe energetic and healing propertiesof seasonal produce. This session will behosted outside in the Vegetable Garden,weather permitting.


Yoga in the ArboretumSession 1: Tuesdays, September 30 –November 4, 6:00 – 7:00 pmSession 2: Tuesdays, November 11 –December 16, 6:00 – 7:00 pm

Experience the joy of practicing yogain a magnificent setting. During thesetwo six-week sessions, classical yogainstructor Beth Mulholland will provide students an opportunity toseek inner serenity while surroundedby natural beauty. Intended for beginnerand intermediate level students, thisclass emphasizes smooth, flowingpostures and the benefits of focusedbreathing to achieve harmony. ForSession 1, classes will take place outdoorsand move inside if weather necessitates.For Session 2, classes will be held indoorsbut will be positioned to enjoy Tyler’sscenery. Please dress appropriately andbring water and a mat.

Pre-registration required; Series of six classes:$78 members, $96 non-members; Individualclass: $15 members, $18 non-members

Off the Yoga Mat and Into the World WorkshopsWednesdays, 6:00 – 7:00 pm

This program series is designed to helpbring the blissful feeling that you findon your yoga mat into your everydaylife. Join Tyler’s yoga instructor BethMulholland to discuss various topicsthat encourage a yoga lifestyle. Pleasebring your yoga mat as some yoga/meditation

practices may be incorporated into varioustopics/discussions. Appropriate for beginner and intermediate students.

4 October 1: Setting Intentions – Join a discussion about how to create the life you wish to livethrough setting clear intentionsand implementing practices thatwill bring an increased awarenessand serenity into your life.

4 November 5: Yoga and Meditation atHome – The benefits of a regularyoga practice are discussed and tipson starting and maintaining ahome practice shared.


Stroller Barre® in the ArboretumFridays, September 26 – October 31, 11:00 am – 12:00 pm

Enjoy a workout with your baby in abeautiful environment. Stroller Barre®

is a unique blend of ballet, Pilates, barre,yoga and stroller-based exercisesdesigned to help moms build strengthand muscle tone and improve posture.Stroller Barre® focuses on strengtheningand creating an ideal length/tensionrelationship in all the postural muscles,creating a taller, leaner-looking mommy!These six-week sessions can be modifiedfor any fitness level. Moms must be atleast six weeks postpartum to participate.During class, we’ll keep the stroller-agechildren engaged and entertainedthrough songs and fun activities!Classes are held outdoors; please dressaccordingly and bring a yoga mat or towel.

Pre-registration required; Series of six classes:$78 members, $96 non-members; Individualclass: $15 members, $18 non-members

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Youth ProgramsToddlers in NatureWednesdays, 9:15 – 10:15 am & 10:30 – 11:30 am

Toddlers in Nature programs are for toddlers and their favorite adult. All activities are developmentally appropriate.Toddlers are all about exploring theirsense of wonder and each class willinclude a story, theme exploration andtime in nature.

Pre-registration required; $7 members, $11 non-members (Fee is for the child only)

September 17 – Are You a Spider?Don’t be afraid...join us to learn aboutthis incredible creepy crawler. If youare a spider, find out what makes youso amazing!

October 1 – Baby Bat’s LullabyLet’s learn about this mysterious andmarvelous flying mammal. Spend aday (and a night) with baby bat.

October 15 – Seeds, Sprouts,Pumpkin PieIt is pumpkin season! Come learnabout the life cycle of a pumpkinplant. Use all your senses to explorethis super squash.

October 29 – Leaf JumpersHow many shapes and colors can yousee in autumn leaves? Jump in andfind out! Be ready to jump, dance andthrow leaves as we celebrate the bestof fall.

November 12 – Little Owl’s Night The sun sets, the moon rises, LittleOwl and his friends wake up. Join usto learn about animals that love thenight. Who, whooo loves the night?

Teeny Tiny TrackersMondays, 10:00 – 11:00 am

Teeny Tiny Trackers programs are for 3-year-olds and their favorite adult. Eachclass includes a story, activity or craft andoutside time to explore.


September 8 – Butterfliesand MothsLet’s visit the Butterfly House and thefields to learn all about these beautifulinsects and where they go in winter.

September 15 – Bye, Bye BirdieMany of our summer bird friends areleaving us now. Find out why andwhere they are headed. We’ll havebinoculars to search the Arboretumand find some of them.

October 13 – Falling for LeavesWe’ll go on a leaf-collecting spree andpaint designs of some of our favorites.

October 27 – Spooky Critters It's nearly time for Halloween! We'llsearch the Arboretum for creepythings and make a trick-or-treat craft.

November 3 – Listen! Listen!In this class, we will use our ears tohear all the sounds of nature and playa “noisy” game.

November 17 – Owls and Turkeys Where do these birds live, how are they different and why it is sohard to find them? Learn all aboutthese feathered friends and make a fun craft.

Let’s Go Play!Tuesdays, 10:00 – 11:00 am

Let’s Go Play programs are designed for 3-year-olds and their favorite adult. UsingTyler as a natural playground, we willexplore different ways to play in the outdoor world. Each class will include astory/lesson and an outdoor play activity.In addition, we will talk about ways thatour outdoor play can be continued at home.


September 23 – Let’s Be AthletesPlay some exciting outdoor games! Wewill use things we find in nature aspart of our play.

October 7 – Let’s Be BirdwatchersSee what the birds are doing to getready for winter! We will also createour own birdfeeders to take home.

October 21 – Let’s Be ExplorersGo on a scavenger hunt! What signs offall can we see at Tyler Arboretum?

November 4 – Let’s Be HikersCome and enjoy discovering Tyler’strails. Together we will take a hike andsee what we can find.

November 18 – Let’s Be HistoriansTake a step back in time and learn aboutthe Lenape Indians. Discover how theylived and what games they played for fun.

Picnics in NatureThursdays, 10:00 – 11:00 am

Picnics in Nature programs are designedfor ages 3-5 years and their favorite adult.Our thematic picnics will be filled withfood, fun and facts about our naturalworld! Tasting foods is optional, but a funsensory experience; if allergies are concerns,please make a note when registering.


September 18 – Autumn Is HereAutumn is a celebration with amazingsmells and tasty treats. Join us at Ms.Molly’s favorite tree house for somefavorite fall foods and a story aboutthe signs that say autumn is here!

Ages 18 – 36 months

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October 2 – Pumpkin CircleIt is almost pumpkin picking time.Let’s have a picnic near our VegetableGarden and see what our fall harvestwill bring at Tyler.

October 30 – There is a Fly inMy Soup! Join us at the Crooked Goblin Shack(weather permitting) with all the ghoulsand goblins. Fear not! While we tastesome delicious treats, we will learnabout the fly in my soup.

Garden SproutsTuesdays, 1:00 – 2:30 pm

Garden Sprouts programs are designed tointroduce preschoolers and their favoriteadult to the world of plants and gardens.Programs include a story, a craft and anoutdoor walk to complement hands-on funwith plants.


September 9 – Pick Your SnackEat like a bunny in our Children’sGarden and have a snack on us. Makeyour own salsa and watercolor veggieprints to take home.

September 23 – Corn CrazyCome and have a “popping” good timelearning all about corn! We will take aclose-up look at the many types ofcorn available, make a “corny” projectand share a corn snack.

October 7 – Veggie CreaturesDiscover the many shapes and colorsof vegetables and use them to createsome fun and creepy creatures. Enjoya fall veggie snack.

October 21 – Pumpkin PartyLearn about big and little pumpkins, playa seed guessing game, decorate a Jack-o-Lantern and eat a pumpkin seed snack.

November 11 – Apple CelebrationFall is the best time for apples andguess what? They come from trees! Doan apple taste test, make apple printsand no-cook apple sauce.

Tiny TrackersThursdays, 1:00 – 2:30 pm

Tiny Trackers programs are for preschoolersand their favorite adult. Each programincludes a lesson, an outdoor walk and acraft to take home.


September 11 – Mighty Monarchs These graceful butterflies are actuallyreally tough. They do something noneof the other butterflies do!

September 25 – Hop, Skip anda Jump How do animals get around? All kindsof ways! Come hop like a rabbit, skiplike a fox and jump like a deer.

October 9 – Lots of LeavesFall is full of beautiful shapes and colors. How many different kinds can you find?

October 23 – Nocturnal Neighbors Who is having fun while you aresleeping? Let's meet some creaturesof the night.

November 6 – Native NatureHundreds of years ago, the Lenapelived on this land. Everything theyneeded came from nature. Could you live that way?

November 20 – Treasures from TrashWatch old bottle caps turn into ornaments and learn how to keep our Earth healthy.

Family ProgramsGrab the kids and come have fun togetherat Tyler. Interactive programs let youlearn, create or explore nature and plants.Fee is for each child and each adult.

Bug SafariSunday, September 21, 1:00 – 2:30 pm

Kids and adults become apprenticeentomologists as we hunt for insectsand other creepy crawlies. Learn howto sweep with nets to find prayingmantises and other field insects in themeadow maze. Turn over fallen leavesand logs to look for soil dwellers likebeetles and pillbugs. Examine flowersto find pollinators looking for nectarand pollen. This is a fun, interactivecatch and release adventure to find,examine and learn about the manybugs at the Arboretum. Nets and bugboxes will be provided. Suitable for childrenages 3 and older.


Fall Migration Bird WalkSaturday, October 4, 10:00 – 11:30 am

Fall is a wonderful time for birding.As the weather cools, many summerresidents fly south for the winter and many migrating birds stop byTyler for a rest on their travels. Joinexperienced birder Sue Lucas on aquest for these fall travelers during aspecial migration focused bird walk.This program is particularly gearedtoward beginners. Bring bird guides andbinoculars if you have them, or borrowthem from us. Appropriate for childrenages 7 and up.

Pre-registration required; $6 members,$12 non-members

Spook-tacular Adventure Saturday, October 25, 10:00 – 11:30 am

Catch some of nature’s Halloweenspirit as we explore Tyler in search of spiders and creepy crawly insects.Learn about a tree that has ghost-shaped leaves. Get creative with afestive fall art project. The adventureconcludes with a spooky snack.Suitable for children ages 3 and older.

Pre-registration required; $6 members,$12 non-members

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Ages 4 – 5

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Calendar of Programs & EventsTyler

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September

Sun. Sept. 7 Historic Buildings Tours*Mon. Sept. 8 Teeny Tiny Trackers: Butterflies and MothsTues. Sept. 9 Garden Sprouts: Pick Your SnackWed. Sept. 10 Volunteer Open HouseThurs. Sept. 11 Tiny Trackers: Mighty Monarchs Sat. Sept. 13 Night HikeSun. Sept. 14 Natural Lands RestorationMon. Sept. 15 Teeny Tiny Trackers: Bye, Bye BirdieTues. and Wed. Birding Trip: Sept. 16 & 17 Cape MayWed. Sept. 17 Toddlers in Nature: Are You a Spider?Thurs. Sept. 18 Picnics in Nature: Autumn Is Here Fri. Sept. 19 Members Only Event – Tyler After

Dark AdventuresSat. Sept. 20 Gardening for ButterfliesSat. Sept. 20 Beekeeping Basics – Part IISun. Sept. 21 Fall Photo Walk – Tiny WorldsSun. Sept. 21 Family Program: Bug SafariSun. Sept. 21 Trail Ramble: Pink Hill and Minshall TrailsTues. Sept. 23 Let's Go Play: Let's Be AthletesTues. Sept. 23 Garden Sprouts: Corn CrazyWed. Sept. 24 Garden Fresh Food EnergeticsThurs. Sept. 25 Tiny Trackers: Hop, Skip and a JumpThurs. Sept. 25 Oktoberfest Tyler StyleFri. Sept. 26 Stroller Barre®

Fri. Sept. 26 Members Only Event – Tyler After Dark Adventures

Sat. Sept. 27 Late Season Vegetable GardeningSat. Sept. 27 Small Trees for Residential Landscapes Sun. Sept. 28 Birding 101Sun. Sept. 28 Leaf Casting WorkshopTues. Sept. 30 Yoga in the Arboretum

October

Wed. Oct. 1 Toddlers in Nature: Baby Bat’s LullabyWed. Oct. 1 Off the Yoga Mat and Into the World

Workshop: Setting IntentionsThurs. Oct. 2 Picnics in Nature: Pumpkin CircleFri. Oct. 3 Stroller Barre®

Fri. Oct. 3 Members Only Event – Tyler After Dark Adventures

Sat. Oct. 4 Family Program: Fall Migration Bird WalkSun. Oct. 5 Historic Buildings Tours*Tues. Oct. 7 Garden Sprouts: Veggie CreaturesTues. Oct. 7 Let's Go Play: Let's Be BirdwatchersTues. Oct. 7 Yoga in the ArboretumThurs. Oct. 9 Nature Trip: Peat Bogs, Sand

Dunes & WildflowersThurs. Oct. 9 Tiny Trackers: Lots of Leaves Fri. Oct. 10 Stroller Barre®

Sat. Oct. 11 Night HikeSun. Oct. 12 Natural Lands RestorationMon. Oct. 13 Teeny Tiny Trackers: Falling For LeavesTues. Oct. 14 Yoga in the ArboretumWed. Oct. 15 Toddlers in Nature: Seeds, Sprouts,

Pumpkin PieFri. Oct. 17 Stroller Barre®

Sat. Oct. 18 Pumpkin DaysSun. Oct. 19 Pumpkin DaysTues. Oct. 21 Let's Go Play: Let's Be ExplorersTues. Oct. 21 Garden Sprouts: Pumpkin PartyTues. Oct. 21 Yoga in the ArboretumThurs. Oct. 23 Tiny Trackers: Nocturnal Neighbors Fri. Oct. 24 Stroller Barre®

Sat. Oct. 25 Family Program: Spook-tacular AdventureSat. Oct. 25 What Tree Is This? – Tree Identification Walk*

Sat. Oct. 25 Fall Photo Walk – Colors & LandscapesSun. Oct. 26 Trail Ramble: Dismal Run and Minshall TrailsMon. Oct. 27 Teeny Tiny Trackers: Spooky Critters Tues. Oct. 28 Yoga in the ArboretumWed. Oct. 29 Toddlers in Nature: Leaf JumpersThurs. Oct. 30 Picnics in Nature: There is a Fly in

My Soup! Fri. Oct. 31 Stroller Barre®

November

Sun. Nov. 2 Historic Buildings Tours*Mon. Nov. 3 Teeny Tiny Trackers: Listen! Listen!Tues. Nov. 4 Let's Go Play: Let's Be HikersTues. Nov. 4 Yoga in the ArboretumWed. Nov. 5 Off the Yoga Mat and Into the World

Workshop: Yoga & Meditation at HomeThurs. Nov. 6 Tiny Trackers: Native Nature Sat. Nov. 8 Volunteer Fall Trails DaySat. Nov. 8 Night HikeSun. Nov. 9 Natural Lands RestorationTues. Nov. 11 Garden Sprouts: Apple CelebrationTues. Nov. 11 Yoga in the ArboretumWed. Nov. 12 Toddlers in Nature: Little Owl’s Night Fri. Nov. 14 Members Only Event – Family Owl ProwlSun. Nov. 16 Trail Ramble: Painter TrailMon. Nov. 17 Teeny Tiny Trackers: Owls and TurkeysTues. Nov. 18 Let's Go Play: Let's Be HistoriansTues. Nov 18 Yoga in the ArboretumThurs. Nov. 20 Tiny Trackers: Treasures From Trash Sat. Nov. 22 Cornucopia with a TwistTues. Nov. 25 Yoga in the Arboretum

* Programs that are Free for Members

Fall Bird Walks: Every Wednesday, 8:15 – 10:15 am

Weekday Wildflower Walks: Every Wednesday, 11:00 am – 1:00 pm

Sunday Wildflower Walks: Sept. 14, Oct. 12 and Nov. 9, 1:30 – 3:30 pm

These walks are ALWAYS FREE

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For the most up-to-date information about programs and events at Tyler, check out our online calendar at www.TylerArboretum.org/calendar.

Home School ProgramsBring your home school group to the Arboretum. Our plants, meadows and streams offer numeroushands-on learning opportunities. In addition to ourprograms developed for traditional schools, we candevelop customized programs to meet your needs. Visit www.TylerArboretum.org, or contact 610-566-9134, ext 202 for information and registration.

Eco Birthday PartiesBring your budding naturalist for a memorable celebration at the Arboretum. Surrounded by sightsand sounds of nature, your child’s special day will be one of exploration, discovery and fun. Visit www.TylerArboretum.org, or contact 610-566-9134, ext 202 for information and registration.

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Pre-registration is required for all programs unless otherwise indicated. A full refund will be given if the Arboretum must cancel orreschedule a program due to inadequate enrollment, instructor illness or inclement weather. We will make every reasonable attempt to notify you by telephone if a program is canceled.

A $3.00 administrative fee will be charged for any cancellation you initiate. A full refund, less the administrative fee, will be given with aminimum notice of two weeks. A 50% refund will be given with a minimum notice of one week. NO REFUNDS will be given with less thanone week’s notice.

There are four ways to register: (1) Mail: Tyler Arboretum, 515 Painter Road, Media, PA 19063-4424 (3) Fax: (610) 891-1490, Attn: Registrar

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