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INTRODUCTION TO
Nature Journaling

It doesn’t matter where you live–in a city, the country, or a suburb–there is always something beautiful that surrounds you. You just have to begin to notice it! Nature journaling helps you slow down, let go of the never-ending tasks on your to-do list, focus on the natural beauty of the world, and find a peaceful place within (even for just a moment). Using words, drawings, numbers, pictures, and even colors, nature journals document your experiences. You don’t have to be an artist, a writer, or a gardener to journal about the natural world. Experience nature journaling for yourself! Join Stephey Baker, local artist and avid urban gardener for bumble bees, as she guides you step-by-step in creating a nature journal unique to you. Journaling in nature improves observation skills and memory, engages your five senses, decreases your blood pressure, and allows you to discover something new every day. Through this course, you can make a nature journal just for yourself, or share the beauty and wonder of nature with someone special by taking the class together with them.

Our Garden continues to follow CDC recommendations and state guidelines for preventing the spread of COVID-19. Properly worn masks are strongly encouraged for indoor class participants regardless of vaccination status. The Garden reserves the right to implement additional safety measures. Any updates will be communicated prior to class, if possible.

All programs are subject to change.

Register Member $145

Register Non-Member $167

Dates:
Monday, May 15, 2023 - Monday, May 22, 2023
Time:
10:00 am - 3:30 pm
Event Details

This class takes place over 2 Mondays:

  • May 15
  • May 22

All materials are provided.  Lunch is on your own.

Introduction to Nature Journaling with Stephey BakerAbout the Instructor

Stephey Baker is an artist specializing in pen and ink, watercolor, color theory, and graphic design for the professional artist community. Her lifelong connection to nature led her to botanical illustration, with a special interest in pollinating insects and the plants that nurture them. Stephey obtained her botanical illustration certificate at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden. She believes in cultivating a curious spirit and finds joy in teaching others how to easily connect to their artistic side. Stephey lives in Church Hill with her rescued cats and dogs and tends to an urban garden full of life. In her favorite dreams, she can talk to Bumble Bees. Learn more at markedbythemuse.com