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Honor Earth Day with the Glen Ellyn Park District and the Glen Ellyn Public Library at a storytime in the park. Listen to stories and participate in activities that focus on caring for the Earth. In case of inclement weather, the program will take place at the library in the North and South Meeting Rooms....
Create some repurposed crafts using coffee filters and a variety of recycled materials.
Come celebrate Earth Day with the Elmwood Park Garden Club and us! We'll read some stories, sing and dance, and at the end, each child will get to take home a plant, courtesy of the Elmwood Park Garden Club. All Ages/Family. Registration required.
Join us for Earth Day Work Day, the perfect opportunity for service hours or simply giving back to the community in the spirit of Earth Day. We are cleaning up the Maine Park woodland, pond, and prairie. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Due to group size limitations, each person attending the work day...
Come celebrate Earth Day at the Franklin Park Public Library! Youβll be able to plant your very own plant as well as other fun activities. Open to ages 4-12. Registration is required.
Join us as we make several crafts to celebrate Earth Day! We will make upcycled mini plant pots, seed bombs, and spinning earth mobiles! While supplies last.
This fun task offers young children a chance to explore their tactile sense of touch through different textures and create their own earth to celebrate Earth Day!
The first Arbor Day took place on April 10, 1872 it was the brainchild of Julius Sterling Morton, a Nebraska journalist and politician. Throughout his long and productive career, Morton worked to improve agricultural techniques, but his most important legacy is Arbor Day. β9:30AM | Refreshments 10-11AM | Program The 40th Arbor Day Celebration is open to...
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