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January 2026
Kids Homesteading Weekend
Kids can experience age-appropriate special topics and activities about farming and homesteading. Parents do not need to be participating in the Homestead Conference to register. Children will be accompanied by staff to different areas of the Farmpark for activities. Learn about animal care and keeping, making ice cream, making a craft with sheep’s wool, gardening, beekeeping and more. Send children dressed each day for the weather and with sturdy shoes or boots. No open-toed shoes. Lunch is provided. Please bring…
Find out more »MLK Jr. Day
An action-packed school's out program for school-aged kids. 9 a.m.-3:45 p.m.
Find out more »Introduction to Cross-Country Skiing
An overview of Nordic skiing including various styles and accompanying equipment. 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Find out more »Medina’s Marvelous Mammals: Bobcats
Come and learn if bobcats live in Medina County and where they got their name at this free special event. The morning will begin inside for learning. Then, the group will go outside for a hike. No live animals will be at this program. Ages 7 and up recommend. 10-11:30 a.m.
Find out more »February 2026
Middle School Career Day at the Greater Cleveland Aquarium
An exciting, hands-on introduction to the fascinating jobs around an aquarium. Students will meet marine educators, aquarists, divers and animal care experts. They will also find out what it’s like to work with ocean animals on a daily basis. Students will explore different aquarium careers and imagine themselves in those careers. Middle school students will have the opportunity to feed stingrays, tour the animal food prep kitchen, interview members of the Aquarium dive team, and try out daily Aquarium staff…
Find out more »Homeschool Field Trip Day: Transportation
Through different interactive programs, students will learn about Cleveland’s history as a transportation hub. 3-5 year olds will learn about Bud, the Winton bulldog, and how different vehicles operate in different environments. 6-8 year olds will learn about the 1911 Hupmobile Model D Touring’s world tour and plan their own route with different modes of transportation. 9-12 year olds will dive deep into how car brands advertise their products and will have a chance to put their own skills to…
Find out more »Sap’s-a-Risin!
A free, family-friendly opportunity to visit Geauga Park District’s sugar house, sugarbush and lodge to learn maple sugaring methods that have evolved from Native American tradition to modern methods: Gather sap with a horse-drawn sap sled from 1 and 2 p.m. Experience the various methods used throughout history for tapping, gathering and boiling sap from maple trees See sap boiling in the sugar house and get a chance to taste some too Free maple stirs will be available in the…
Find out more »Intro to Summer Science Fair
A free event designed to stimulate ideas for a summer science fair project. Learn how to do the scientific method, how to analyze data from an experiment and hear from actual science fair judges. Discuss all things science fair and how to make the best project this year. 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Find out more »Maple Sugaring at Rocky River Reservation
Experience a decades-old tradition at Maple Grove Picnic Area and learn all about the process of maple sugaring. Begin with a self-guided hike through the sugarbush, walk through historical sugar-making stations, visit the sugarhouse, and sample the maple syrup on a mini pancake. Maple candy will be for sale 3/$1.00 (cash only) PARKING: Park at the Lagoon Picnic Area and follow the signs for a short walk to Maple Grove Picnic Area. Terrain: natural surface, mud, ice FOR GROUP GUIDED…
Find out more »May 2026
Revolutionary War Reenactment
Come to Fort Laurens, the site of Ohio’s only Revolutionary War fort, for their annual Revolutionary War reenactment. Watch a mock skirmish for American Independence with volunteer reenactors from the Brigade of the American Revolution. Learn about 18 th -century life from a variety of different demonstrations, including music, artillery, cooking, medicine, and discussions with Colonial and British soldier reenactors. Food, vendors, kids’ games, and many other family-friendly activities will also be available. Admission is $10 for adults and free…
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