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Join us for this year's Ridges Reads 3-part book club. We'll explore our connections to the natural world through mindfulness, scientific observation, and community. Scroll down to learn more about the series and its sessions. LEARN MORE & REGISTER Book Discussion Tuesday, January 14: Virtual via Zoom Thursday, January 16: In-Person at Cook-Albert Fuller Nature Center ​As part of The Nature of Kinship series, this year’s book pick is Losing Eden: Our Fundamental Need for the Natural World and Its Ability to Heal…

Snowshoes will be used if conditions allow; they can be rented for $5/pair. $10/public, $7/members, free/16 & younger.

Follow the enchanting glow of luminaries along a designated trail which ends at a campfire where you where you can warm up with  a cup of hot chocolate and enjoy the company of good people. Well-behaved dogs on leashes are allowed. Free and open to the public. The trail begins in the parking area by the Collins Learning Center, Crossroads, 2041 Michigan, Sturgeon Bay.

10:30am-12pm & 1:30-3pm hikes. Snowshoes will be used if conditions allow; they can be rented for $5/pair. $10/public, $7/members, free/16 & younger.

The Sun has become  quite active, so families have a good chance of seeing northern lights this year. With videos and demonstrations, kids (and learners of all ages) will learn how charged particles from the Sun create spectacular light shows in the sky: the Aurora Borealis. Free and open to the public. Meet in the lab of the Collins Learning Center, Crossroads, 2041 Michigan, Sturgeon Bay.