Free healthy food samples @ 11 a.m. Talk is from noon to 2 pm. Free.
Other Joel Salatin events held in conjunction:
A Steward's Dinner, Jan. 28, 7-9 p.m.
Local Food to the Rescue, an All-Day Workshop, Jan. 29, 9 a.m.- 5 p.m.
Parents: Finish up your Christmas shopping, wrap presents or just enjoy a few quiet hours alone. Bring your children to the Activity Center where they will spend the day making, buying and wrapping Christmas presents for their families and friends. It will help if they have a list of people they want to give gifts to. We will also have a store with novelty items they can purchase anywhere from $1-$5. Pizza, drinks and dessert will be provided. Crafts are free. Bring money if you wish to purchase items. Volunteers needed. Info: Becky at 214-707-1557 or beckystillwell@sbcglobal.net.
This month we'll be working with Arlington Parks Dept. staff to remove privet and chipping up the huge brush pile that we've created from previous privet pulls. We'll also be working on our wildflower beds and picking up litter.
UPDATE: December work day cancelled.
Informal gathering featuring silent auction. $20.
Children of all ages are invited to make biodegradable bird treats ahead of time and bring them to the event to hang in the Garden’s Grove, providing food for wildlife and a little holiday cheer. Music, entertainment provided. Free.
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UPDATE: Event rescheduled for Dec. 14 due to inclement weather.
Using River Legacy's unique riparian forest as a backdrop, regional forester Courtney Blevins will teach participants about the structure, function and value of trees. Learn about the Texas Tree Trails program and its benefits of identifying trees, learning about historical trees and accessing trees and tree trails using the Texas Trees Trails Web site. This adult workshop is best suited for ages 10 and up. RSVP: 817-860-6752. Free. Donations accepted.
Lynn Armstrong, owner of Both Hands Studio, helps attendees create one-of-a-kind ceramic ornaments. $45.
Join this fun, relaxed and educational mixed-media workshop where you will draw inspiration on a walk through the fall garden and then dive into art techniques that will illustrate your dreams and goals. $60.
Join the Dallas Sierra Club for a service project. Then walk the beautiful trails just south of Dallas. Info: Ginger Bradley @ 469-223-7902.
Gardening is for the birds -- and lizards, squirrels and more. Your garden can become a buffet for wildlife. Learn how with director of horticulture Roger Sanderson. $15.