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Experience a serene evening of yoga and sound healing under the full moon in Adagio's lush garden. It's a peaceful escape right in Greenfield. Arrive early to find a good spot and bring a mat or blanket for comfort.
Explore Milwaukee's rich history from a unique vantage point — a kayak on the river. This tour, led by knowledgeable archivists, offers a fresh perspective on the city's past. Arrive early to get your gear and enjoy a peaceful morning on the water.
Explore the trails of Wehr Nature Center with fellow veterans and their families. This monthly walk offers a chance to connect with nature and each other. Pre-register to secure your spot and enjoy a peaceful afternoon observing the seasonal changes.
Milwaukee Kayak Company partners with the Milwaukee County Historical Society for a 2.5-hour guided paddle down the Menomonee River and through downtown Milwaukee. Two MCHS archivists — Steve Schaffer and Michael Barera — narrate the whole thing: famous buildings, old bridges, the Algonquian roots of the word Milwaukee itself. The pace stays deliberately relaxed so there's time to actually listen; this is more history lesson than workout. Half of each ticket goes back to the Historical Society; kayak, paddle, and life jacket included.
Explore the natural beauty of the Schlitz Audubon Nature Center while diving into the insights of Margaret Renkl's "The Comfort of Crows." Led by Environmental Educator Cassie Rincon, this hike combines literature with nature, offering a unique way to connect with Wisconsin's flora and fauna. Remember to wear comfortable shoes and bring a sense of curiosity.
Learn small space composting at Washington Park Branch. Free food scraps pail raffle and handy info sheet included.
Learn about alien invaders that threaten our trees and wildlife at Hawthorn Glen. Tuesday, June 30, 6:30–8 PM. $5 for residents.
Meditate among plants for a calming, restorative experience.
Experience the calming practice of forest bathing at Wehr Nature Center. Led by a certified guide, this session offers a chance to reconnect with nature through sensory activities. Make sure to register online a couple of days in advance to secure your spot.
Five-day summer adventure for ages 8–9 at Hawthorn Glen. Explore habitats and build independence outdoors.
Learn backyard composting at Martin Luther King Branch. Free raffle for a compost bin, July 6, 5:30pm.
Learn about the tiny creatures that help our planet thrive at Hawthorn Glen. Bugs under logs, no squirming allowed.
Learn about nature's sweet summer treats at Hawthorn Glen. July 8, 7–8:30 PM. $5 for residents, $8 for non-residents.
Free walking book club at Havenwoods State Forest. Bring your device and headphones for an audiobook on the trails.
Explore the beauty of Warnimont Park on an engaging ecology walk. You'll get hands-on experience identifying native flowers and understanding the local plant community. It's a great way to spend an afternoon outdoors, so bring your curiosity and a good pair of walking shoes.
Discover the stars with the Wehr Astronomical Society's public viewing in Whitnall Park.
Learn to use Merlin Bird ID and i-Naturalist at Hawthorn Glen. Explore nature with your phone, Saturdays at 10am.
Explore the wonders of the sun at Wehr Nature Center with the Wehr Astronomical Society. This event offers a unique opportunity to safely view sunspots through specialized telescopes. It's a relaxed afternoon perfect for curious minds and families. Remember, rain cancels, so check the weather before heading out.
Hiking camp at Hawthorn Glen from July 13 to 17. Expand your skills with daily hikes up to 4 miles.
Nature-based exploratory play for kids at Hawthorn Glen. Drop-off class with Steph on Tuesday, July 14, for $4.
Hike at Hawthorn Glen to spot bats and learn how they help us. Adults register with a child; $5 for residents.
Dive into the world of bumble bees with this hands-on field survey at Waukesha County Parks. It's a chance to learn from experts and contribute to local conservation efforts. Bring your curiosity and a keen eye for spotting these vital pollinators. Perfect for nature lovers and those looking to make a difference.
Three-day, 18-mile guided backpacking trip on the Ice Age Trail through Kettle Moraine Northern Unit, for adults new to backpacking. Instructor Ian Sweet has 250+ nights on the Appalachian, PCT, and Arizona Trails. Hands-on training in water filtration, campsite selection, food storage, and Leave No Trace. Trail meals are provided; gear checklist comes ahead and shared gear options are available.
Guided tour of the Hank Aaron State Trail with retired Trail Manager Melissa Cook. Explore the Historic Soldier’s Home Campus and its gothic tower.