Kids looking to find out more information about their favorite furry friends in the world around them could do worse than spend the morning in this fun, informative class. Ages 4-7.

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This Brevard Little Theatre Production revisits Mark Twain's classic boyhood pals years after their childhood adventures. Written by Bernard Sabath and directed by Al Edick, The Boys in Autumn reveals Huck and Tom in a reflective mood as they look back on their lives...and share some surprising secrets.

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My Transylvania is a new regular feature, highlighting places and experiences that make the Land of Waterfalls so special. This month's spotlight is on a great waterfall that’s only slightly off the beaten track.

GRASSY CREEK FALLS

What is it?: An easy hike to a beautiful waterfall.

Starting Point: High Falls Parking Lot, DuPont State Recreational Forest

Directions: From the parking lot, head into the forest on Buck Forest Road. You’ll pass through the covered bridge and continue straight on Buck Forest Road (not taking the bend to the right, which is Conservation Road). Soon, you’ll cross Grassy Creek. Turn left on Lake Imaging Road. After a short distance, you’ll come to Grassy Creek Falls trail. Take another left. Then follow it to the top of the falls. There are a couple of unmarked, but easily recognizable trails that lead down to the base of the falls. 

What makes it special: Grassy Creek Falls is one of those places that’s actually hidden in plain sight. Overshadowed by popular Triple Falls and High Falls, it’s easier to get to than its more famous brethren. And because it’s not well known, you likely won’t have lots of company. If you’re the adventurous sort, descend to the base. You can then work your way back up a series of boulders to a nearly perfect swimming hole and a mini-version of Sliding Rock. As always, exercise extreme caution. Rocks and boulders can be slippery and granite doesn’t give.