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Help us celebrate (and save) bats Sat. Oct. 22nd
Thursday, 13 October 2016 12:09
We warmly invite you to join us for our event during Bat Week 2016, an annual celebration dedicated to sharing the importance of those flying, furry mammals we love-and need-so much. We're excited and you should be, too! On October 22nd, join us starting at 11:00 am for a program of activities that celebrates these valuable and enigmatic creatures. The program will begin with a brief presentation on the importance of bats in the environment; then build your own bat house to take home and finally help us improve bat habitat at the Wakefield for an hour of invasive removal so that we can plant native plants for bats!
This is your chance to learn about a fascinating animal, log some community service hours in a fun way, and really make a difference to your community and the environment.
Registration for this event is greatly appreciated. To register, call 617-333-0924x22.Join us for our Fairy Fest on October 22nd
Thursday, 29 September 2016 11:53
The woods are full of fairies! Come out to the Wakefield Estate to build a home for a fairy or elf on the grounds of our beautiful estate. Co-sponsor ArtSpace Milton will be on hand to help out with lots of fun nature art activities and face-painting. Refreshments will be served. Space is limited, so RSVPs requested! Suggested donation of $10 per family. rsvp:
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or by calling 617-333-0924.
*subject to weather, no rain date
Artspace Milton and the Mary M.B. Wakefield Charitable Trust will be hosting the Festival on October 22nd from 1:00 – 3:00 at the Wakefield Estate, 1465 Brush Hill Road in Milton.
September Garden Music Event Features Local Trio
Sunday, 18 September 2016 21:18
Lots of great finds in this year's Summer Archaeology Institute!!
Monday, 08 August 2016 09:40
This year's 2016 Summer Archaeology Institute participants found the location of 19th century barn foundation! Other awesome finds included this 1920 Indian head nickel and a very cool miniature fireman's hat! Thanks to Boston University Ph.D. candidates Sara Belkin and Paulo Medina for directing this years institute. 617-333-0924.
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