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.
As spring arrives, The Garden at Newfields bursts into bloom with vibrant color and life during Spring Blooms presented by Wild Birds Unlimited. The season kicks off with Art in Bloom, a four-day celebration of art and nature inside the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Indoors, guests can enjoy lush displays of tropical plants and orchids, […]
Join us at Keep Indianapolis Beautiful to help protect and preserve an important natural resource of Indianapolis--Pleasant Run, a tributary of White River! We will be removing litter along the banks of the stream, where it often collects within vegetation. By picking up litter we will beautify our city while protecting our local ecosystems, including […]
All proceeds support the care and feeding of nearly 1,400 animals and 48,000 plants in the collection at the Indianapolis Zoo. This elegant, black-tie-optional event includes both live and silent auctions. Auction lots will include many non-wine items such as unique gift packages, magnificent dinners, luxury getaways, fine jewelry, original art, sports memorabilia, one-of-a-kind sculptures, […]
Learn to identify the insects in Broad Ripple Park and surrounding areas. Learn to determine which species of insects are most common, most dangerous, most beneficial to us. We will begin a notebook of the bugs we find and their habitats as well as learn ways to encourage beneficials to live in our own yards. […]
As spring arrives, The Garden at Newfields bursts into bloom with vibrant color and life during Spring Blooms presented by Wild Birds Unlimited. The season kicks off with Art in Bloom, a four-day celebration of art and nature inside the Indianapolis Museum of Art. Indoors, guests can enjoy lush displays of tropical plants and orchids, […]
Learn to identify the insects in Broad Ripple Park and surrounding areas. Learn to determine which species of insects are most common, most dangerous, most beneficial to us. We will begin a notebook of the bugs we find and their habitats as well as learn ways to encourage beneficials to live in our own yards.
Learn how to make your own clothing from cutting to completed construction. This class is for 8-16 years old. Machines are provided, but you are welcome to bring your own.
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.
