While we make every effort to ensure events are up-to-date, some may have been postponed or canceled due to precautions concerning the coronavirus. We recommend checking with the venue or organization before attending any of the following events.
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January 2021
Ice Age Adventure
Ice Age animals used special adaptations to help them survive. Use your imagination as you follow signs along the Inner Loop trail to take an interactive adventure with these animals.
Find out more »Winter Wildlife Tour
Take an outdoor tour to learn more about the resident wildlife ambassadors, rehab patients and what goes on behind the scenes. 10:30-11:30 a.m.
Find out more »Virtual Homework Connection
Homework getting you down? Need some help? Sign up for this free tutoring program for middle and high school students. 7-8:30 p.m.
Find out more »February 2021
Virtual Writing Workshop Series
An opportunity for writers of any level of experience to meet twice monthly in a supportive environment to work on individual writing skills and explore the creative process through discussion. 6:30-8 p.m.
Find out more »Kindergarten Academy
Join this educational series based on the Summit Education Initiative 16 for Success program. Each week they will focus on different skills to help your child get ready for Kindergarten. 2-2:30 p.m.
Find out more »Great Science Academy
Great Science Academy brings scholars in grades 6-9 together twice a month on Saturdays to explore science, technology, engineering and mathematics in a fun and hands-on environment.
Find out more »Protecting Your Health in Covid World
Join this virtual Zoom presentation. Dave Ferris, pharmD from Southwest General Health Center will lead an online game of BINGO as he discusses Covid treatments, vaccines, and how to protect your family health!
Find out more »Super Science Saturday: Baffling Blood
Have you ever thought about how amazing our blood is? With so many complexities and functions, the blood can certainly be baffling. 10:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
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It’s Winter – So Where Are the Bees?
Honey bees overwinter in social togetherness inside their hives, keeping each other warm. But most bees are solitary or at least have a solitary part of their life cycle – how do they survive all alone through the deep freeze of Ohio winters? How can we help them hibernate so they’ll emerge ready to pollinate our crops and gardens? Volunteer Pollinator Specialist, Bob Heath, will answer these questions and share how we can aid our solitary bees by providing the right overwintering habitat and materials. The…
Find out more »Youth Archery
Join us for an afternoon class full of recreational shooting. Learn about the equipment, proper shooting technique, and safety before spending some time working on your skills. All equipment provided.11:00 a.m. -12:30 p.m.
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