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Full Moon Rise Night Hike

Hike through the almost-spring woods as our sun sets and the March full Worm Moon rises. We’ll see what signs of spring and wildlife we can find and enjoy the end of our winter season. Meets at Overbrook Nature Center. Limited to 16 participants. Each attendee age 3+ must have a ticket. Members: $10/participantNon-Members: $12/participant All AgesFriday, March 147 – 8 pm   REGISTER      

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March 14, 2025 @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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39 Scofieldtown Rd
Stamford, CT United States

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Hike through the almost-spring woods as our sun sets and the March full Worm Moon rises. We’ll see what signs of spring and wildlife we can find and enjoy the end of our winter season.
Meets at Overbrook Nature Center. Limited to 16 participants. Each attendee age 3+ must have a ticket.
Members: $10/participantNon-Members: $12/participant
All AgesFriday, March 147 – 8 pm
 
REGISTER
 
 
 

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