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Weekend Preview: The Blue Hills Trailside Museum Fall Festival 2012

A 3 day weekend event for all ages.

 
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There are 2 white snow owls at the Trailside Museum. A female whose feathers are more grey than the almost all white male. Owls love airport runways. When the planes take off, mice run across the runway and the owls swoop down to catch them. Many get injured from the backlash of the airplanes.
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There are 2 white snow owls at the Trailside Museum. A female whose feathers are more grey than the almost all white male. Owls love airport runways. When the planes take off, mice run across the runway and the owls swoop down to catch them. Many get injured from the backlash of the airplanes. Credit Amy Nachbar
A Raven. Can you tell the difference between a Raven and a Black Crow? Credit Amy Nachbar
One of the volunteers with an owl. Credit Amy Nachbar
A view from the very top of Big Blue. Trails go from easy to difficult. Once you climb up to the top, you will see the gorgeous views of Boston and surrounding areas. Credit Amy Nachbar
You may want to tackle some of the hiking trails over the weekend. Credit Amy Nachbar
This is the Weather Observatory at the top of Big Blue. Credit Amy Nachbar
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This weekend, from Saturday, Oct. 6 through Monday, Oct. 8, the Blue Hills Trailside Museum will celebrate autumn with the Fall Festival of 2012.

The fall festival is a popular family event and families from Canton, Sharon, Milton and all over come to this three-day weekend event. You will learn how the local animals who live in the Blue Hills prepare for winter. The children will enjoy story telling along with live animal demonstrations.

Local residents will have the opportunity to make your own apple cider by crushing and pressing the apples. There's even a yard sale with all proceeds to support the museum.

All ages are welcome and no pre-registration is necessary. Admission: $2.00 for members adult and child and $4 for non-members.

Each day will offer a different program from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Contact bluehills@massaudubon.org for daily schedules.

Related Topics: Blue Hills Trailside Museum and Town of Sharon

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