Goat fans, yoga lovers, and the outdoorsy crew — treat yourself to an excursion at Returning Home Farm! The goats will roam the pasture while we enjoy a YogaNuvo Flow class led by certified, compassionate instructor, Myrna.

Welcome the colorful autumnal season of harvest and reflection with forest bathing, inspired by the Japanese practice of Shinrin-Yoku. On this walk your guide, Jenifer Rune, will lead you into slowing down, engaging your senses, and deepening your connection with nature. Through gentle invitations, you’ll be guided to explore the sights, sounds, and textures of the season, fostering relaxation and presence. The walk will conclude with a shared reflection and an herbal tea. No experience is needed—just a willingness to be present.

Join us for a guided walk on the trails with Scott Hill, Pennsylvania Master Naturalist, as we explore the theme One Critter's Trash is Another Critter's Treasure. This time of year, many plants and animals are casting things off. That doesn't mean they're worthless! There is usually someone else in the Web of Life ready to put it to use. We will look at natural repurposing.
Bring a friend and your best hiking shoes for a fun, informative outing.

Penn Forest joins Oakmont’s Annual Fall Fest, hosted by the Oakmont Chamber of Commerce, to celebrate the autumn season and our favorite holiday—Halloween! 🎃

This year’s Fall Fest will feature local vendors, DJ music, festive food, costume and pet costume contests, holiday inflatables, a pie-eating contest, games, a 50/50 basket auction, and so much more!

Join us for a sacred evening of remembrance, celebration, and connection as we honor the ancestors.

Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is an ancient Mexican tradition that honors the eternal bond between the living and the departed. It is a time to celebrate life, remember our loved ones, and give thanks for the paths they opened before us.

Held in the peaceful setting of sacred burial grounds - where spirit and Earth meet - this ceremony invites us to open our hearts and connect deeply with the unseen.

Join friends, family, and neighbors for a touching Winter Solstice celebration as we honor the legacy and memories of loved ones who are no longer with us. At sunset, we’ll walk along a path illuminated by 100 luminaries, share warm drinks, gather around an outdoor fire to welcome the longest night of the year, and take part in a heartfelt ceremony as we look ahead to the returning light.

Please check back at the end of October for more details and how you can RSVP.