10/12/2026
Join us as we continue our year-long journey exploring the 13 Moons. Each month, we gather to celebrate a different moon and explore its seasonal symbolism across cultures.
This September, we honor the Hunter Moon—Historically marking the time for many cultures in the northern hemisphere to hunt game and stockpile meat before winter. Hunter moon signals the transition from the bright, active half of the year into the dark, quiet winter season.
At Heritage Pond, we’ll honor this season by:
—Making bow and arrows from Willow
—Creating Elk skull and antler artwork from drawing charcoal and chalk pastels
—Viewing antlers from deer and elk
—Trying some Elderberry tea
Come celebrate the gifts of this time in nature, connect with the land, and share in the beauty of this turning season.
We’d love to have you with us this Saturday!
Teachers: Amanda Welch and Meghan Ballard
Location: Heritage Pond Education Center located at 913 South Miller Drive La Grande
Cost: Class is free but there is now an option to make a donation to help keep our program free to those in need. $10 suggested donation per class.
Register here https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wild-school-ages-6-12-free-tickets-1999468676636?aff=oddtdtcreator
This program is supported with a grant from The Gray Family Foundation and La Grande Soroptimist International - SILG, and the Wildhorse Foundation