September Events

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These cooler nights are a telltale sign that summer is coming to a close but don't dare think that means we're going inside.  Look at all the outdoor camping, hiking, and events currently on the calendar to welcome Fall!

Kayaking on the Canal
When: Sat, September 10 at 10a
Where: Princeton, NJ
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Write + Release Full Moon Sister Circle
When: Sat, September 10 at 7:30p
Where: Perth Amboy Waterfront, NJ
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Monthly Goddess Hike (September)
When: Sun, September 25 at 8:45a
Where: Hillsborough Township, NJ
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And there's more to celebrate as we head into October, including The Final Campfire, so head to the Eventbrite Registration Dashboard to reserve your spot and catch us outside!!

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