Sponsored by Drury Lane Theatre.
Connecting with nature is a wonderful way to feel good! (And who couldn’t use another reason to feel good?) Kids will see collaboration in action as families come together to learn about the prairie, plant, help with river clean-up and talk about how organizations like The Conservation Foundation teach us to care for our planet...
Free tree giveaways, ceremonial tree planting, magnolia tree raffle/silent auction, door prizes, environment fair, light refreshments.
Celebrate the grandeur of trees and why they’re vital to our community with plantings and walks. Drop-in.
Ray Graham Association is providing a series of free resource fairs for children and adults with disabilities and their families. Family support, life skills, community living, and recreation opportunities help people be happier and healthier. A variety of experts will be available to answer your questions and share resources. Join us on Saturdays, Apr. 29,...
Tour the farmhouse to learn how farm families worked together to get spring planting done and what went into planning the kitchen garden. Throughout the spring, you might also get to see the farmers work in fields and the gardens planting the year’s crops. Tours leave on the hour. Suggested admission donation of $5 per...
Celebratory traditions are created all over the world for a variety of purposes. Some are based on historical fact, while others are magical myths. Gather with farm friends to explore different cultural customs. Spring is the season of new beginnings. Make unique crafts, play one-of-a-kind games and enjoy the warmth of a blazing bonfire. Refreshments...
Vendors, music, food, drinks, face painting, games for kids, fun for the whole family.
Since 1985 the All-American Soap Box Derby has sanctioned rally racing. Since its inception the All-American rally program has grown into a very popular racing format. Rally racing affords families the opportunity to gain driving experience: to test ideas and concepts; to meet new people; to try new racing tracks; and most importantly, to have...
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