Outdoor events in Sonoma and Napa counties, July 21-30

July 26

Santa Rosa: LandPaths’ summer reading program, Let’s Read Outside, will be held at Bayer Farm for families with children, especially those age 6 and under. A special craft or activity will be planned to go along with the story of the day. This is a bilingual event, with book readings in English and Spanish. Snacks from the garden will be provided, but families are welcome to bring their own. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes for this outdoor event. 10:30 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. Free. 1550 West Ave. For more information, go to neoncrm.com

July 27

Santa Rosa: Practice meditative exercises and posture sequences through breathwork at Spring Lake Regional Park in an outdoor yoga class designed for everybody and all levels. Bring your own mat, props, water and snacks. 9-10 a.m. $10 for Sonoma County residents and $12 for out-of-county attendees. Parking is $7 or free with a regional parks pass. Registration is required. 5585 Newanga Ave. For more information or to buy tickets, go to sonomacountyparks.org or contact Mich Swannucci at parksprograms@sonoma-county.org

July 28

Kenwood: Attend a forest bathing walk at Sugarloaf Ridge State Park and learn how to reduce stress and maximize health benefits. This event is part of the forest therapy series held by the park and led by certified Association of Nature and Forest Therapy practitioners. Wear comfortable shoes for this outdoor event. Bring snacks and water. 10 a.m.- 1 p.m. $20 or free with a prescription from a Sonoma County medical provider. 2605 Adobe Canyon Road. For more information or to by tickets, go to simpletix.com

Napa: The Napa County Historical Society will be hosting a tour of the Tulocay Cemetery, providing information about the cemetery landmarks and history. This tour is 90 minutes long. “Whisper” headsets and maps will be provided. Roads are paved but landscapes can be on an incline. Bring water. 11 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. $45 for general admission, $30 for Napa County Historic Society members. 411 Coombsville Road. For more information, go to napahistory.org