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Clear out the winter doldrums and open a window into California’s botanical past as Kathy Korbholz shares images of wildflowers growing in Edgewood Natural Preserve. You will learn why Edgewood, a hidden gem within our neighborhood, remains a refuge for several threatened and endangered species. You will hear how to sign up for free, docent-led wildflower hikes or take your own walk with the help of the Friends of Edgewood weekly wildflower survey.

On the ocean side of King’s Mountain lies the internationally acclaimed Djerassi Resident Artists Program, created by one of Woodside’s most celebrated families. The mission of the Program is to support and enhance the creativity of artists by providing uninterrupted time for work, reflection, and collegial interaction in a setting of great natural beauty on which the program is situated. The photographs in Robert Buelteman’s second monograph, Eighteen Days in June, were first made during his 1995 commission by the Peninsula Open Space Trust to document the land and then his subsequent residency at the Artists Program in 1996. Since that time, Buelteman has enjoyed multiple residencies and led several workshops on ways of seeing as well as making photographs using alternate non-digital methods including
his celebrated cameraless photographs. Please join us for a deep look from the photographer’s point of view spanning nearly 30 years
at this exceptional Woodside institution. Books will be available for sale.