Take part in examining the deeper aspects of Henry David Thoreau’s Walden and explore its significance for today’s rapidly changing world. Written over 150 years ago, this powerful statement about the environment, society, and the spiritual world still continues to challenge us today. Tom Potter, immediate past-president of the International Thoreau Society, will be guiding […]
Explore and discover the world outside with your little ones during this 60-minute, staff led program. Each month introduces a new topic through story time, exploration in nature, and hands-on activities. Sessions are designed for children and a grown up. Ages 3-5.
This unique annual event and race-fan favorite includes a morning of family-friendly festivities leading up to the “Greatest Spectacle in Tortoise Racing.” As you come in, meet 500 Festival Princesses and snap photos with a 500 Festival pace car and the giant milk jug, then head to the Bicentennial Pavilion for the pre-race festivities. Plus, […]
Discover the multitudes of native plants in Broad Ripple and Indiana at large. We will be exploring the parts of plants and how plants reproduce. We will create a log of plants we identify and cross reference them with potential usage by humans as well as the animals. We will also experiment with germination techniques. […]
Discover the multitudes of native plants in Broad Ripple and Indiana at large. We will be exploring the parts of plants and how plants reproduce. We will create a log of plants we identify and cross reference them with potential usage by humans as well as the animals. We will also experiment with germination techniques. […]
Explore the cultural and historical significance of White River State Park on a one-hour walking tour with Indiana Landmarks. Guides will share stories of the park’s history, from the time of Indianapolis’s settlement to the present day, tracing how the area evolved from a hub of transportation and industry to a center for recreation, culture, […]
The Hoosier Herpetological Society is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the education of its members and the conservation of all reptiles and amphibians. All programs are open to the public, families are welcome. Visit www.hoosierherpsoc.org for more information.
Forest Therapy is a guided outing that invites participants to slow down and experience natural spaces in new ways. Your guide will offer a range of invitations to support “bathing” in the sights, sounds, textures, and smells in this shared natural setting.
Experience a beautiful evening sunset on a 7-mile round-trip railbike ride along the historic Nickel Plate track through scenic Hamilton County. Pedal through the warm summer air and take in the stunning views as the sun sets. At the turnaround point, enjoy some time around a cozy fire and roast s'mores before heading back for […]
