Walk in the Woods
Walks in the Woods #11 - Lazy Gal with On Track Saluda! Led by Kenda from On Track Saluda and Kay Meet at the Saluda Library Parking Lot at 2pm! When: Sunday, October 4th 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Walks in the Woods #11 - Lazy Gal with On Track Saluda! Led by Kenda from On Track Saluda and Kay Meet at the Saluda Library Parking Lot at 2pm! When: Sunday, October 4th 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Free. Tuesday, September 8, 2-3:30pm. Saluda Library Speaker Series: The Ecology of Exposure - Rock Outcrop Plant Communities in the NC Mountains. Speaker Gary Kauffman, botanist and ecologist discuss the […]
Free. Tuesday, July 14, 2pm. "Warblers of the Western Carolina's" at Saluda Library. Presenter Kevin Burke talks about migratory birds. Known for their bright plumage, beautiful songs and interesting behaviors. Please RSVP at: https://conservingcarolina.org/calendar/ to reserve your seat.
Free. Tuesday, June 9, 2pm. Animals We Love to Hate at Saluda Library. Carlton Burke talks about the "Animals We Love to Hate" at the Saluda Library. This program will […]
Free. Saturday, May 23, 10am-12pm. Artist Reception for Julie Arrington at Saluda Library The public is invited to a special reception for Julie Arrington where light refreshments will be served. […]
Free, Wednesday, May 13, 3:30-5:30pm (drop-in) . Bedazzling Bonanza at Saluda Library. Create a rhinestone bookmark, coaster or magnet. You can also bring your own book and make it a […]
Free. May 12, 2pm, Speaker Series: Environmentally Friendly Landscaping, at Saluda Library. Speaker Steve Pettis, Henderson County Extension Agent, discusses environmentally friendly garden techniques that you can implement this spring […]
Free. April 14, 2-3:30pm, Saluda Library Speaker Series: Birds We Love, Saluda Library. Tom Tribble gives a presentation about birds of western North Carolina. Topics will include the value of […]
Free. March 10, 2-3:30pm, Saluda Library Speaker Series: The Backyard Chorus - Insect Songs Through the Seasons" Speaker Timothy G. Forrest explains why insects makes sounds, the most common sound-producing species in North Carolina, when they are most active, and more. Advance registration is requested due to limited seating. Register here: https://conservingcarolina.org
Free. February 10, 2pm, Saluda Library Speaker Series, Monarchs of Michaocan, Saluda Library. Heyward Douglass discusses the Monarch life cycle that allows the butterflies to fly north from Mexico through multiple life cycles until they reach southern Canada, then return to their wintering grounds in southern Mexico. RSVP is requested online at: https://conservingcarolina.org/