It’s National Volunteer Month! We’re so grateful for our volunteer landscape team. They came out in force yesterday to clear invasives from the woodlands and start spiffing up our "wild gardens." Native planting projects to come later this season!
#lovetregaron #volunteer #thanksvolunteers #urbangarden #wildgarden Photos by @jpackardphoto
A beautiful sunrise in Tregaron today! So many vibrant shades of green warmed by the morning sun.
#lovetregaron #spring #green #dc #gardendc #dcgarden #nature #urbangarden Photo by @jpackardphoto
Yesterday was Tregaron`s annual Easter Egg Hunt, and what a beautiful day it was! Leaving no leaf unturned, participants found over 3,500 eggs in our woodlands. Ah, spring.
#lovetregaron #easteregghunt #get outside #dc #kids #eggs #popville #EasterEggHunt #EggHunt #Easter2026 #EasterSunday #EasterFun #photooftheday #kidstagram #familyfun #spring Photo by @jpackardphoto
From our partner, @washingtonperformingarts: As spring begins to bloom, we highlight American environmental scientist/author Rachel Carson.
Through her research, Carson warned against the use of pesticides and advocated for conservation. Her work inspired modern composer Gabriela Lena Frank to create “The Edge of Everything: Elegy for Rachel Louise Carson” for narrator and string quartet, a work co-commissioned by Washington Performing Arts that makes its world premiere at Sixth & I on April 12. This new work, with its urgency and hope for a greener world, features Pacifica Quartet and narrator Nina Totenberg.
Details and tickets: https://www.washingtonperformingarts.org/event/pacifica-quartet/.
And mark your calendars for our free co-produced Meadow Concert at Tregaron on Sunday, May 3!
Tregaron Conservancy
Free event for families: Join us for storytime for pre-K through 2nd graders (siblings are welcomed) on Sunday, May 17 morning. Librarian Beth Fotheringill will read beautifully-illustrated, nature-themed stories.
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Join us on Sunday, May 3rd for an afternoon of live music rooted in jazz, rhythm, and soul. The program opens with Leigh Pilzer’s jazz trio, featuring saxophone, with Robert Redd on piano and
Tommy Ceil on bass, offering rich instrumentation and dynamic
improvisation. Vocalist Kendall follows, joined by special guest Charles White on keyboard, with a smooth and expressive blend of jazz and R&B.
Guests should enter via the pedestrian walkway at 3100 Macomb Street NW and proceed up the driveway to the event location. Street parking is available; there is no parking on site. Feel free to bring a blanket or small folding chair and picnic! Register here: www.washingtonperformingarts.org/event/tregaron-meadow-concert-26/ ... See MoreSee Less
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