“Forest Bathing: A Walk In The Trees” is an art gallery at the TPSCL that features a variety of forest and tree artworks. It is open from March 1-May 2, 2021.

“If the Roots Are Strong the Tree Will Grow” is a stained glass piece created by Shanna Wagner. It was created in 2020.

“Meadow Tree Sunshine” is a threat piece created by Rachel Gardner-Rue. It was created in 2018.

This nocturnal landscape is an oil panting by Alice C. Sabatini. It was created in the 20th century and is a gift of Judith and Frank Sabatini.

This ceramic bowl with a tree design was a gift of Edward Wilder. It was created in 1900, and is now part of TPSCL’s permanent collection.

“San Antonio” is an acrylic painting created by Norman Eppink. It consists of dead trees in a park near a town.

“Winter Trees” by William Carlos Williams is a poem about wise trees that rest in the cold. “After the Ice Storm” (left) is a photograph by Kevin Sink and “,Christmas 1980 from Paula and Bill’s Home” (right) is a pencil drawing by R. James Hunt.