Family Activities

Explore the stories that snow can help tell us. From showing clues from critters to crystal formation to melting, snow can tell us a lot about our environment.

We will have crafting materials to make valentines, love notes/letters to nature. Some light refreshments and warm beverages will be provided. You'll be welcome to keep them private, or we …

Join in on a decades long global citizen science project. All it takes is 15 minutes a day from February 13th through February 16th. Using the apps/websites Merlin and eBird, …

Join Red Oaks Forest School for their monthly art club at the Pinnacles! Free and open to all.

*rescheduled to Feb. 15th While many plants lay dormant for the winter, there’s still a lot of green to be found in forest. We’ll leave at 2:00pm to go on …

We will take a walk to our pond to explore and learn about the amphibians in the forest! Meet at the Center to leave at 2:00pm. All ages welcome.

Join Red Oaks Forest School for their monthly art club at the Pinnacles! Free and open to all.

We’ll go on a child-led walk in the lower forest with film cameras and picture frames to focus in on parts of the forest we might overlook! We will get …

Join us and the Madison County Public Library to celebrate spring, caterpillars, and Eric Carle's The Very Hungry Caterpillar and more. We'll have a pop up library where you can …

Every being on Earth has a place and a right to life. We are all connected. Join us and the Art in Action team for Rat Appreciation Day on March 29th, 2:00-4:00pm at the Hafer-Gibson building. This is a celebration for World Rat Day (April 4th) as well as to acknowledge and shift perspective on …

Join us for an unforgettable evening of theatre under the open sky with Shakespeare in the Park: The Tempest at the Berea Pinnacles! On April 18, experience The Tempest by William Shakespeare brought to life against one of Kentucky’s most stunning natural backdrops. As the sun sets over the hills, step into a world of shipwrecks, magic, revenge, and redemption in this timeless tale …

Learn how to inoculate logs with mushrooms with Appalachia-Science in the Public Interest (ASPI). This will be a free event and great for all ages.