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Paint & Picnic

Washington

A close up of a sign features a person in the back.
Foulweather Bluff Preserve All Internal Rights. The Nature Conservancy's first work volunteer party at Foulweather Bluff in Hansville, WA. Mike Hargrove. Photo by Cameron Karsten Photography. Volunteer. © Cameron Karsten

Overview

Event Overview

Escape the hustle of the city and join fellow nature lovers for a relaxing morning at the gorgeous Foulweather Bluff Preserve. We will take a gentle walk out to the bluff, soak in the stunning coastal views and let the Pacific Northwest scenery inspire our inner artists with some casual painting and sketching. Afterward, we’ll spread out the blankets for a picnic to relax, chat and share our creations. Whether you're an experienced artist or just want to try something new, come enjoy good company, fresh air and creative vibes!

  • Art supplies such as watercolors, paper, markers, etc. will be provided. Participants are welcome to bring their own art supplies.
  • Participants should plan to bring their own lunch, snacks and blanket or towel for sitting.

This is a Nature Engagement Leader event! Nature Engagement Leaders are volunteers trained to lead events on behalf of The Nature Conservancy. Your Nature Engagement Leader for this event is Angie!

If this event is full and you'd like to join the waitlist, please email wavolunteer@tnc.org with your information.

A large flock of birds fly over a marsh in foggy morning light.
Takeoff at Port Susan Bay Birds take flight off the marshes of The Nature Conservancy's 4,122-acre Port Susan Bay Preserve in Washington. Port Susan Bay holds some of the finest estuarine habitat in Pu © Bridget Besaw