Join us for a brief ceremony celebrating the 100th Treasure Tree and this milestone achievement by the Treasure Tree program. We will be recognizing a majestic SILVER MAPLE located in the parking lot of the Davidson United Methodist Church at 233 S. Main Street. There will be remarks and light refreshments. Thank you to TRANE
Join WOW as we explore the world of butterflies. We will learn about their life cycles, host plants, how to identify them, and why they are so important. We will be on and off the trail, so wear sturdy footwear. Bring all your questions for a creative and explorative morning with (hopefully) live encounters with
Beaty Park is Davidson's newest park and we continue to work to strengthen and improve this amazing natural space. As fall comes and the weather gets cooler, we are hosting a service day at Beaty Park. We want to do an invasive plant species removal, debris clean-up and help the Davidson Garden Club as they
Join DLC for our September WILDERNESS CALLING offering. Come learn about Monarch butterfly fall migration by hiking through our very own Fisher Farm Park dedicated wildflower meadow and our very own Fisher Farm Park and Abersham Park dedicated milkweed fields. Monarch butterflies have the longest insect migration in the world! Each fall they fly in
Come experience the 19th Annual Run For Green...a 5K, 10K and half marathon celebrating the gorgeous Davidson community and the work that Davidson Lands Conservancy does to protect it's open spaces, tree canopy, animal habitats and trails and greenways. This course is a showcase of all of these incredible assets. We could not be more
The Cain Center for the Arts is proud to present the Ben Sollee Trio. Over the last two decades, Kentuckian Ben Sollee has distinguished himself as multi-faceted creative, blurring the lines between music, tech, and environmentalism and experiential design. As a cellist, songwriter, and storyteller he has toured the globe, sometimes by bicycle, performing his