What’s Inside: Summer Greetings! Watercolor Workshop A Walk With Richard John Stritch – Where Did all the Sculpture Go? Save the Date: COVID Community Memorial
What’s Inside: Winter Greetings! Sanctuary Online Store Life in a Snow Globe Snowy winter greetings from Three Sisters Sanctuary! We hope you are having a
What’s Inside: Seasons Greetings! Sanctuary Gift Admission Certificates The Perfect Winter Getaway Look to the Heavens! Jupiter and Saturn Appear Warm Seasons Greetings from Three
What’s Inside: Greetings! In the Gardens Gardening in the Sanctuary with Cesi Walk With Richard Meet the Artist November Greetings! As the Western Massachusetts autumn
What’s Inside: Greetings! In the Gardens Gardening in the Sanctuary with Cesi Walk With Richard Meet the Artist: Cortni Frecha From the Community October Greetings:
What’s Inside: Greetings! In the Gardens Gardening in the Sanctuary with Cesi A Walk With Richard: When Art & Nature Merge Meet the Artist: Robert
What’s Inside: Greetings! In the Gardens Gardening in the Sanctuary with Cesi A Walk With Richard: Magic in the Sanctuary Meet the Artist: Melissa Pandina
What’s Inside: Greetings Brief Intro COVID-19 Updates Events & Offerings Book Our Airbnb Call For Volunteers In the Gardens Gardening in the Sanctuary with Cesi
What’s Inside: Greetings We Are Open! GoFundMe Update Black Lives Matter Events & Happenings Call For Volunteers Meet Our Interns In the Gardens Gardening With
What’s Inside: Latest Sanctuary Update GoFundMe Check-In COVID-19 Closure Update Ongoing 4-Week Program with Linda Tumbarello – “Cultivating an Inner Sanctuary” In the gardens Meet
What’s Inside: We’re Back! A Note from the Creator 4-week Online Group “Cultivating an Inner Sanctuary” A Note on Events In the Garden In the
Mike Sampson arrived at 5:30 a.m. and started unloading his equipment. We spent the next hour discussing the blueprints of the Labyrinth and how we
As I turned 70, I thought about my deep desire to build a band wagon or to restore one for my own pleasure. My first
The land continues to talk to me, and my visions are now starting to feel like they can become a reality. At times I can
Now that there were three labyrinths in play, it forced me to look at the project through new eyes. Not only did I have the
It was as if mother nature, once again, already had a plan that I was not aware of, but somehow I kept connecting the dots. I had discovered, for the second time, a Dragon being built.
I’m embarking on creating a blog documenting the new labyrinths I’m building at Three Sisters Sanctuary in Goshen, Massachusetts. This project has been more than ten years in the making.