GBLC is accepting photos for consideration for inclusion in our 1st GBLC Calendar. Due Date is Tuesday June 30th!
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2026
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Trail Connections are Powerful! All are invited to attend GBLC Annual Meeting and Guided Tree Walk. Saturday, June 13th at 2 PM / Start at the Mason Library Community Room / light refreshments. Registration requested, space is limited!
Have you ever held a tiny turtle or gazed into the eyes of a charming milk snake? No? Fear not! Tom Tyning is heading back to Lake Mansfield on Wednesday, July 15th at 10:30AM (rain date: Thurs 7/16) so that families can get up close and personal with creatures that we usually just get to glimpse.
A gentle moderate community practice.
Donation-based. Suggested $15 per classs
Bring a blanket. No experience necessary.
Accessible to all levels.
Instuctor: Senta Rafaela M.Ed. E-RYT, YACEP
More info on FB at Yoga on Lake Mansfield.
Join together to welcome summer!
Music provided by Senta Rafaela
$20 suggested donation / bring a blanket
Proceeds to benefit GBLC and Greenagers
A gentle moderate community practice.
Donation-based. Suggested $15 per classs
Bring a blanket. No experience necessary.
Accessible to all levels.
Instuctor: Senta Rafaela M.Ed. E-RYT, YACEP
More info on FB at Yoga on Lake Mansfield.
Join us for a silent group stroll along the Housatonic in the fresh air, before the heat of the day. Enjoy a slow, mindful walk lasting about an hour.
No registration necessary. Meet at Railroad Street Youth Project Trail entrance.
A gentle moderate community practice.
Donation-based. Suggested $15 per classs
Bring a blanket. No experience necessary.
Accessible to all levels.
Instuctor: Senta Rafaela M.Ed. E-RYT, YACEP
More info on FB at Yoga on Lake Mansfield.
Can you Lend a Hand? Volunteers are needed to tidy up the beach area after the busy summer rush!
Tasks will include litter collection, beach restoration.
Cooler temperatures are just right for getting trail and habitat work done!
You can be a part of a great team!
Tasks will include leaf and debris removal along the forest trails, as well as maintenance of native plantings as we prepare the area for