Nature Together Lantern Walk

The winter solstice marks the beginning of the winter season in the Northern Hemisphere, and the longest night of the year. The solstice is significant to many cultures, religions, and traditions, for many different reasons.

For the Nature Together community, it has become a special evening for our students, friends and families to gather as we welcome the peaceful quiet that the darker, colder months of the year can bring.

Winter solstice falls on December 21st, but we are celebrating early on the 1st to avoid holiday trips and to accommodate more people. It's also a fun way to kick off the holiday season!

DETAILS

• We will meet outside the Mukilteo community garden located at 7609 44th Ave W, Mukilteo. Parking is available.
• We will head into the woods PROMPTLY at 4:00pm so please arrive ahead of time.
• This event is entirely outside so please dress appropriately for the weather....layer up!
• The walk through the woods is an in and out loop and will be dark on the way out. It is a natural path and NOT suitable for strollers.
• Please leave pets at home.
• Bring a flashlight or a homemade lantern (see ideas below) with a battery operated light. No candles, please.