Join a summer tradition that brings us together in a shared vibration and opens us to a meditation on our place in the natural surroundings. Nature makes her own music: thunder, howling winds, bird songs, branches rattling, water gurgling, and so much more. All are welcome to join in the vibration. Drumming is optional- BYO […]
Whether you are curious to start or want to connect with others who practice herbalism, this workshop series is for you. Herbalism is the ancient practice of using plants to support health and well-being. Each session will begin with a brief round table discussion, then move into a practice with herbs led by Krysta Wasilewski. […]
We need volunteers to help support and sustain this organization. From planting gardens, pulling weeds, trimming trails, or helping with events – there are so many ways to lend a hand. Our Wednesday Work Day crew meets Wednesday mornings in the spring, summer and fall to work outdoors and support our prairie, woodland, and gardens. Work […]
We need volunteers to help support and sustain this organization. From planting gardens, pulling weeds, trimming trails, or helping with events – there are so many ways to lend a hand. Our Wednesday Work Day crew meets Wednesday mornings in the spring, summer and fall to work outdoors and support our prairie, woodland, and gardens. Work […]
Practice the art of noticing details while connecting with nature. This beginner-friendly birding series meets at Nature At The Confluence and other local sites. Binoculars are provided. Please register below to receive location details. If we could offer accommodations to support your visit, please contact info@natureattheconfluence.com or call 815-200-6910. The 2026 Bird Club Location Schedule includes […]
Learn from Ho-Chunk elder Gerald Savage about the history, past and present, of Native Americans in Illinois. Gerald’s formal native name is Ho-Chunk Ska Ga (White Winnebago). He is a tribal elder with the Ho-Chunk Nation. He will discuss the reintroduction of his family into Illinois, tribal customs and ways, the history of the tribe, […]
A book discussion group for those who are in love with, curious about, or concerned for our wild and natural world. We will gather quarterly on the second Tuesday to share thoughts about a chosen book, guided by facilitators from the South Beloit Public Library and Nature At The Confluence. A synopsis and discussion questions […]
We need volunteers to help support and sustain this organization. From planting gardens, pulling weeds, trimming trails, or helping with events – there are so many ways to lend a hand. Our Wednesday Work Day crew meets Wednesday mornings in the spring, summer and fall to work outdoors and support our prairie, woodland, and gardens. Work […]
Join a summer tradition that brings us together in a shared vibration and opens us to a meditation on our place in the natural surroundings. Nature makes her own music: thunder, howling winds, bird songs, branches rattling, water gurgling, and so much more. All are welcome to join in the vibration. Drumming is optional- BYO […]
As part of Beloit Heritage Days, two authors who are Beloit natives come together at Nature At The Confluence to share stories of growing up in Beloit, where the winding waters of the Rock River and Turtle Creek flow through the memories and experiences captured in their newest books. Karl Bell draws readers into a […]
We need volunteers to help support and sustain this organization. From planting gardens, pulling weeds, trimming trails, or helping with events – there are so many ways to lend a hand. Our Wednesday Work Day crew meets Wednesday mornings in the spring, summer and fall to work outdoors and support our prairie, woodland, and gardens. Work […]
Whether you are curious to start or want to connect with others who practice herbalism, this workshop series is for you. Herbalism is the ancient practice of using plants to support health and well-being. Each session will begin with a brief round table discussion, then move into a practice with herbs led by Krysta Wasilewski. […]
Come join in for this monthly series of community-led conservation conversations. Together, we will share knowledge, experience, and perspectives in working to restore and care for the land. Each month will be focused around a different conservation practice topic, selected by community interest. This series is hosted in partnership with Friends of Illinois Nature Preserves- […]
Children are invited to use their senses and investigate our wild world! For September, we will explore nature-inspired art with the guidance of local artist Jenny Mathews. Dress for the weather because we will take a nature walk, as well as enjoy story time and hands-on activities indoors. This program is best suited for children […]
Practice the art of noticing details while connecting with nature. This beginner-friendly birding series meets at Nature At The Confluence and other local sites. Binoculars are provided. Please register below to receive location details. If we could offer accommodations to support your visit, please contact info@natureattheconfluence.com or call 815-200-6910. The 2026 Bird Club Location Schedule includes […]
Through the somatic practices of Movement FundamentalsⓇ, explore the relationship between the human body and the Earth, approaching them as partners to revitalize your body, mind, and spirit. As below, so above. As with in, so with out. This outdoor workshop is for anyone longing to feel more grounded, restored, and connected to their body and […]
E(ART)H Land Art Step outside of the ordinary and consider our human relationship with the environment in new ways through an immersive art experience. This land art installation- a collection of sculptures created from organic and earthly materials- is created by both professional and emerging artists and will be an ephemeral exhibit along the trails. […]
We need volunteers to help support and sustain this organization. From planting gardens, pulling weeds, trimming trails, or helping with events – there are so many ways to lend a hand. Our Wednesday Work Day crew meets Wednesday mornings in the spring, summer and fall to work outdoors and support our prairie, woodland, and gardens. Work […]
Whether you are curious to start or want to connect with others who practice herbalism, this workshop series is for you. Herbalism is the ancient practice of using plants to support health and well-being. Each session will begin with a brief round table discussion, then move into a practice with herbs led by Krysta Wasilewski. […]
If this land could talk, what stories would it tell? Stories of people who cared for this land, revered it, dreamed of it, depended upon it, and shaped its landscape over thousands of years. In this special presentation, offered in honor of Indigenous Peoples Day, you’ll discover the people who called the Rock River and […]