Fall Haiku Walk: Autumn Light at Yume
October 24 @ 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
In Person Yume Japanese Gardens
$30 Non-Member / $24 Member
“As autumn settles gently over Yume Japanese Gardens, each path, stone, and tree offer an invitation to pause and notice. During this guided Haiku Walk, participants will explore the gardens and quiet beauty of the season through mindful observation and the timeless practice of haiku. Together, we will discover how light, color, water, and silence reveal the subtle changes that make autumn one of the garden’s most reflective seasons and how a single moment in nature can become a poem.
No previous writing experience is needed. This experience is open to anyone with a sense of curiosity and a willingness to notice the beauty of the present.
Hosted by
Kenneth Pearson
Kenneth Pearson is the Founder of Live a Haiku Life, a speaker, author, and facilitator at Yume Japanese Gardens of Tucson. Through workshops, guided Haiku Walks, and reflective experiences, he helps people rediscover the extraordinary within ordinary moments. His work is rooted in the belief that haiku is more than poetry. It is a way of seeing that awakens presence, deepens awareness, and inspires a more intentional way of living through what he calls The Presence Practice.”