Upcoming Events

May 20, 2027, will mark the 100-year anniversary of Charles Lindbergh’s Transatlantic Flight from Roosevelt Field, New York to Le Bourget Airport, Paris. Join us on Wednesday, November 18 for a presentation by Frank Ullman, member of the Sands Point Preserve Conservancy Board of Directors. This talk will focus on Lindbergh and the transatlantic flight, (more…)

Please join us for a special and meaningful occasion as we gather to plant a European Horse Chestnut tree sapling, symbolizing hope, resilience, remembrance, and the enduring power of the human spirit. The sapling is grown from the very same Tree that Anne Frank cherished while in hiding and mentioned several times in her Diary.  (more…)

Capture the essence of the season with botanical printing! Artists will forage natural materials from the Preserve’s grounds, then learn how to create 8 x 10 mono prints that honor nature’s beauty. Artist Lori Lee will lead a walk to collect materials, then guide guests through the process of using Gelli Plates to create beautiful (more…)

Help collect debris on the Preserve’s beautiful beach and be a part of the international initiative to clean up waterways around the globe! Each year the Ocean Conservancy engages people to clean up their local beaches and waterways and analyzes the debris so valuable data about waste can be assessed. According to the Ocean Conservancy, “plastic (more…)

Join a team of expert guides from the North Shore Audubon Society for small group tours through the Preserve’s diverse habitats in search of migrating bird species as well as those that thrive here through year-round. This walk is for adults only and is geared for birders of all levels and experience – including NO (more…)

Join Mike Evans on an immersive experience through the dark trails of the Preserve. On this guided hike, we invite you to slow down, awaken your senses, and discover the fascinating world that comes alive a night. Rather than a simple walk through the woods, we’ll explore the idea that darkness is part of the (more…)