From her iconic Self-Portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird (1940), which mimics religious iconography and features two of her pets, a monkey and black cat, entwined in her garden, to Flower of Life (1944), both on display, nature is as much a character in her autobiographical works as she is.
There will be displays, nature walks, kite-flying and kayak demonstrations, as well as music and crafts sales.
While it could be distressing for visitors (a little boy cried) who hadn't planned on witnessing such a vivid display of nature in action it is a rare opportunity to see the natural world, unscripted, in action.
It was the most vivid display of nature's ways that I've ever seen.
Has there ever been a better display of nature's fruits too?
For the gaudiest display of nature in the fall, however, you'll need to head higher into the mountains.
Town Hall, for instance, has a display of nature photographs, priced at $50 to $175, just across the hallway from the tax office and the assessor's office.
But never before had its 100m-strong population been witness to such a violent display of nature as Haiyan – a category-5 super typhoon, known locally as Yolanda.
It looks set to be an impressive skeleton and although it is likely to be some time before the material can be prepared for research and display, the nature of the material recovered so far suggests that it is in superb condition.
As counterintuitive as it might seem, YouTube and its ilk — arguably little more than the monkey mind of humanity on full display — are nature's new B.F.F. and more than likely, the inspiration for the next generation of natural historians, conservation leaders and biologists.
Also on display was Nature's Fly-Trap, a carnivor- ous plant whose leaves devour flies and mosquitoes; a collection of clay skulls sprouting green grass, a young lady demonstrating a reducing device, Flip-Up Flip-Down Sun Spectacles, designed to do away with the physical inconvenience of having to take sunglasses off, and Sun-Slatz, in which the dark lens is replaced by tiny Venetian blinds.
