Come and join us for fun Glass Fusing project! You will be making a 6x6 project to display or hang in your home. We’ll walk you through each step, giving you tricks and tips on how to use our glass fusing materials and tools along the way.
2026 marks our 33rd Season of the City Lights & Stars Concert Series at Burritt on the Mountain 2026 Season Sponsor: Eric Essix | May 29th Concert Sponsor: Gates Open at 6:00 pm. Concert begins at 7:00 pm. Eric Essix has released 28 full-length albums over a period of more than 32 years, maintaining a steady flow of new music that continues to push the boundaries of contemporary jazz.
Shhhh! Secrets of the Forest: A Nature Mystery Camp June 1-5, 2026 Join us for a week of outdoor discovery and imaginative exploration. Set on Burritt’s beautiful grounds, this camp invites children to slow down, look closely, and connect with the natural world through a story-based mystery woven throughout the week. As campers explore Burritt’s trails, farm areas, and outdoor spaces, they will follow a nature-themed storyline that encourages them to observe animal tracks, habitats, and behaviors.
Step into the magic of Burritt on the Mountain as we gather for an enchanting afternoon of Fairy Cabin Building. Using sticks, leaves, moss, tiny stones, and other natural treasures found throughout the historic park, guests will create charming fairy-sized homes tucked at the base of our forest trees. Let your imagination wander, enjoy the peaceful beauty of the woods, and leave behind a little bit of mountain magic for the fairies to discover. Happening from 11:00-3:00.
Jurassic Explorers June 8-12, 2026 Can you tell whether this tail bone comes from a T. rex or a Stegosaurus? Where do fossils come from? Just how big is a Velociraptor? Curiosity is at its peak—and it’s the perfect time for Jurassic Explorers! Burritt invites your young paleontologist to a dinosaur-themed adventure packed with hands-on science and imaginative play. Campers will use microscopes to explore cells, dig for “dinosaur bones,” create an erupting volcano, investigate “dinosaur eggs,” and hike the trail in search of limestone “pancakes,” fossils, and other natural treasures.
