Make Martin Luther King, Jr. day an opportunity to give back to your natural community. Help restore the forest and support native wildlife by preparing planting beds, removing invasive species, spreading seeds, and tidying up the preserve. We have projects for the whole family! Ages: 12+ Fee: Free Click here to register

Are you looking for some Zen?  Come spend time in the serenity of nature and reset after the holiday stress.  This meditational art form has numerous benefits, such as providing a calming effect, increasing mental retention, and improving one's mood! Participants will go home with a unique piece of art, drawing pen, and a blank

Join us for a fun presentation by Incrediblebats, where you will explore the fascinating world of bats and other creatures that usually get a bad rap. Get ready to see these “creepy” creatures in a whole new light as you meet snakes, tarantulas, rats, and more awesome animals! Just a heads up, everyone needs to

Dads, grandfathers, uncles and mentors - invite your sweetheart to this magical night at the H-F Sports Complex where you can enjoy games, snacks and dancing, of course. Be sure to take a break from the dance floor to purchase a keepsake photo from our professional photographer. Each child must be accompanied by an adult.

Calling all the moms, grandmothers, and aunts out there. It’s your turn to escort your prince charming to the H-F Sports Complex. Come dance the night away - complete with games, snacks, and professional photos available for purchase. Ages: 3-12 Fee: $34 R / $44 NR Click here to register

9, 9:30 & 10 am Explore the intriguing process and rich heritage of converting Maple sap into syrup during a stroll through the forest. The trail ends with an enlightening tree-tapping presentation, followed by a delectable pancake feast topped with authentic maple syrup. Advanced registration is required. Ages: All Fee: $9 R/$11 NR Click here

Pick-up and on-site shopping: Saturday, May 17 • 9 am-1 pm Irons Oaks Western Ave. Main Lot Native plants are vital to preserving biodiversity because they have specialized relationships with native wildlife. Start in your own backyard! Once established, they are low maintenance, can withstand harsh weather, don’t need fertilizer, and help with erosion and