Pathfinders of Perry County Kentucky

08/12/2026

06/10/2026

Join the Read Spotted Newt as Andrew Moore talks about his book The Beasts of the East. The event will be held Friday, June 12th, from 5:30 - 7:30 at the Bobby Davis Park & Museum.

See what The Wall Street Journal has to say about Beasts of the East! Then come check it out for yourself when Author Andrew Moore joins us in Hazard.

https://www.wsj.com/arts-culture/books/the-beasts-of-the-east-review-return-of-the-wild-east-86cbedbb?reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink

05/18/2026

Come get crafty with us!

THIS THURSDAY!!!! We are partnering with Pathfinders of Perry County Kentucky for Community Art Night! Just because the Derby is over doesn't mean there isn't more horsing racing to be had.

Join us for the FREE 'D.I.Y Hobby Horse' Community Art Night. All supplies are provided for you, we just need YOU to make your very own Hobby Horse 🐎

Starting at 6PM May 21st at the ArtStation. RSVP now at artstationky.org/camps/

05/11/2026

We are partnering with Pathfinders of Perry County Kentucky for our next Community Art Night! Just because the Derby is over doesn't mean there isn't more horsing racing to be had.

Join us for the FREE 'D.I.Y Hobby Horse' Community Art Night. All supplies are provided for you, we just need YOU to make your very own Hobby Horse 🐎

Starting at 6PM May 21st at the ArtStation. RSVP now at artstationky.org/camps/

04/13/2026

What a wonderful opportunity to learn about native plants and pollinators!

Cowan Community Action Group is pleased to launch a new Cowan Nature Series in partnership with naturalist Martina Hines, beginning with an engaging evening focused on native plants and pollinators in our Appalachian landscape.

This interactive presentation and discussion will explore:

What native plants are — and why they matter
Who our pollinators are and how they interact with plants
Fascinating examples of plant and insect relationships
Unique species found right here in our region
Simple ways to create pollinator-friendly spaces — even for beginners

Whether you’re an experienced gardener or someone who claims a “brown thumb,” this workshop offers practical ideas and inspiration for supporting pollinators and strengthening our local ecosystem.

Participants will also receive regionally native perennial plants to help jump-start their own pollinator-friendly spaces.

This workshop marks the beginning of an ongoing nature series with Martina Hines designed to connect people with the natural beauty, ecology, and stories of our region. Future programs will include seasonal native plant workshops, guided field experiences, and explorations of unique places such as Bad Branch and other remarkable landscapes in our area.

Join us for an evening of learning, conversation, and inspiration as we welcome spring and begin a new season of connecting with the natural world around us.

Please register at the link below:
https://cowancommunitycenter.dm.networkforgood.com/forms/native-plants-and-pollinators-series