📅 Tuesday, December 29 | 11 a.m.–1 p.m.
Experience the quiet beauty of winter through observation, creativity, and curiosity during this guided Nature Journaling workshop. Together, we’ll explore techniques for capturing winter skies, fresh snow, animal tracks, and the ever-changing landscape of water and ice surrounding the Craig Bridge, Veterans’ Glass City Skyway, and the Glass City Marina docks.
Nature journaling combines words, sketches, and observations to help you slow down, notice the natural world, and deepen your connection to the season. Using guided prompts, participants will record questions, discoveries, and reflections in a provided journal. No artistic experience or drawing ability is required—this workshop is designed for all levels.
All materials, including a journal and water colors, will be provided. Bundle up, embrace the peaceful beauty of winter, and leave with the skills and inspiration to continue your nature journaling adventure all year long.
Event Highlights:
- Date: Tuesday, December 29
- Time: 11 a.m.–1 p.m.
- Location: National Museum of the Great Lakes
- Includes: Journal and materials
- Experience Level: Beginner-friendly, no experience necessary
- Cost: $5 for member, $10 for non-members
