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SUMMARY:Nature in Your Neighborhood Parks and Recreation Event - Click for 
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DESCRIPTION:\n\nThis program brings free\, family-friendly fun to parks acr
 oss the city! Beginning on June 4th and continuing on weekdays until Augus
 t 9th\, these activities offer a range of experiences that focus on connec
 ting with nature and learning about our environment. Together\, we'll crea
 te art with natural pigments\, enjoy storytelling sessions\, discover loca
 l plants and wildlife\, and more!These events are designed to accommodate 
 a wide age range and are suitable for children from K-12th grade. Adults a
 re also welcome!"\n\n\n\n\n\nCircle of Life – Mondays\, 10 a.m. – noon
 \n\n\nExplore the interconnected wonders of nature where wildlife\, birds\
 , and fungi reveal their secrets through engaging\, hands-on adventures!\n
 \n 	June 10 | Amazing Adaptations at Castlewood Park\n 	June 17 | Birds o
 f a Feather at Meadowthorpe Park\n 	June 24 | Fungi Foray: A Park Explora
 tion at Constitution Park\n 	July 1| Amazing Adaptations at Charles Youn
 g Park\n 	July 8 | Birds of a Feather at Highlands Park\n 	July 15 | Fung
 i Foray: A Park Exploration at Dogwood Park\n 	July 22 | Amazing Adaptati
 ons at Constitution Park\n 	July 29 | Birds of a Feather at Castlewood P
 ark\n 	Aug. 5 | Fungi Foray: A Park Exploration at Southland Park\n\nAmaz
 ing Adaptations – Meet some neat creatures living in the park and learn
  about their habitats\, life cycles\, and survival strategies!\n\nBirds of
  a Feather – Stop. Listen. Look\, a bird! Join us as we look for local 
 birds\, learn bird calls\, and craft binoculars to take home!\n\nFungi For
 ay: A Park Exploration – Uncover the hidden world of fungi\, marvel at 
 the diversity of mushrooms and lichen\, and explore how humans cultivate t
 hese fascinating organisms!\n\n\n\nEarth Lab – Tuesdays\, 10 a.m. – no
 on\nEmbrace your inner scientist as we experiment with solar power\, unear
 th Lexington’s geological mysteries\, and more! Get hands-on experience 
 with scientific tools and leave with a deeper understanding of the unique 
 environment around us.\n\n 	June 4 | A Drop of Water at Dogwood Park\n 	J
 une 11 | Geocaching at Charles Young Park\n 	June 18 | Prism Pal at Vall
 ey Park\n 	June 25 | Solar Snacks at Northeastern Park\n 	July 2 | A Drop
  of Water at Southland Park\n 	July 9 | Geocaching at Castlewood Park\n 
 	July 16 | Prism Pal at Meadowthorpe Park\n 	July 23 | Solar Snacks at C
 harles Young Park\n 	July 30 | A Drop of Water at Gardenside Park\n 	Aug.
  6 | Geocaching at Douglass Park\n\nA Drop of Water – Water is essenti
 al to live in a healthy ecosystem. Join us to learn about the water cycle\
 , investigate the waters in the park\, and learn by playing about maintain
 ing fish populations.\n\nGeocaching – Let’s go on a treasure hunt to 
 explore the park\, learn about Lexington’s geology\, and improve our nav
 igation skills using the Geocaching app!\n\nPrism Pal – Have you ever w
 ondered how rainbows form in the sky? Let’s make our own spectroscopes t
 o explore the science behind rainbows and solve this mystery!\n\nSolar Sna
 cks – Learn how to harness the Sun's power as we cook up a tasty treat 
 in our very own solar ovens!\n\n\n\nGarden Guild – Wednesdays\, 10 a.m. 
 – noon\n\n\n\nFollow the journey of your food from seed to table! Come g
 et your hands dirty as we dig into the summer season and learn how to plan
 t a garden that benefits both you and the environment.\n\n 	June 5 | Polli
 nators &amp\; Other Bug at Coolavin Park\n 	June 12 | Seeds to Fruit: Exp
 loring the Life Cycle of Plants at Kenwick Park\n 	June 19 | No Programmi
 ng\n 	June 26 | Pollinators &amp\; Other Bug Friends at Duncan Park\n 	Ju
 ly 3 | Seeds to Fruit: Exploring the Life Cycle of Plants at Duncan Park\
 n 	July 10 | Wormy Wednesdays at Gardenside Park\n 	July 17 | Pollinators
  &amp\; Other Bug Friends at Douglass Park\n 	July 24 | Seeds to Fruit: E
 xploring the Life Cycle of Plants at Northeastern Park\n 	July 31 | Wormy
  Wednesdays at Coolavin Park\n 	Aug. 7 | Pollinators &amp\; Other Bug at
  Meadowthorpe Park\n\nPollinators &amp\; Other Bug Friends – Craft a 
 bug hotel to provide a home for the beneficial insects in your garden whil
 e learning about Lexington's pollinators and pests!\n\nSeeds to Fruit: Exp
 loring the Life Cycle of Plants – Learn how plants grow from tiny seed
 s into tasty fruit! We will explore the differences in seeds\, learn some 
 seed vocabulary\, and learn the life a plant must live to grow a new seed.
 \n\nWormy Wednesdays – Transform food scraps into nutrient-rich soil f
 or your garden in this vermicompost workshop\, and take home your wormery 
 to observe the process in action!\n\n\n\nNature Crafts – Thursdays\, 10 
 a.m. – noon\n\n\n\nLet nature be your muse as we paint with foraged pigm
 ents\, mold our own clay\, and transform upcycled materials into beautiful
  works of art! Connect with Lexington through artistic expression\, and ta
 ke home unique creations that showcase your creativity.\n\n 	June 6 | Eart
 hbenders at Northeastern Park\n 	June 13 | Little Worlds at Gardenside P
 ark\n 	June 20 | Trash to Treasure at Douglass Park\n 	June 27 | Earthbe
 nders at Coolavin Park\n 	July 4 | No Programming\n 	July 11 | Little Wo
 rlds at Duncan Park\n 	July 18 | Trash to Treasure at Coolavin Park\n 	J
 uly 25 | Earthbenders at Kenwick Park\n 	Aug. 1 | Little Worlds at Char
 les Young Park\n 	Aug. 8 | Trash to Treasure at Valley Park\n\nEarthbende
 rs – Learn how to process ordinary dirt into extraordinary pottery!\n\n
 Little Worlds – Create a miniature version of your local park with recy
 cled and natural materials to capture the magic of all its little worlds!\
 n\nTrash to Treasure – Reduce\, reuse\, and upcycle. Give dumpster-boun
 d items new life as we explore different ways to reuse old clothes\, plast
 ic bags\, newspapers\, and more!\n\n\n\nPeople &amp\; Parks – Fridays\, 
 10 a.m. – noon\n\n\n\nJoin us on an expedition through Lexington's parks
  as we explore the wonders of our local ecosystem and learn how to be good
  stewards to all of its inhabitants\, from the towering trees to the fragr
 ant flowers\, chirping birds\, and crawling critters!\n\n 	June 7 | Green 
 Tales at Constitution Park\n 	June 14 | Park Palette at Highlands Park\n
  	June 21 | Tree Huggers at Woodland Park\n 	June 28 | Green Tales at Do
 gwood Park\n 	July 5 | Park Palette at Kenwick Park\n 	July 12 | Tree Hug
 gers at Valley Park\n 	July 19 | Green Tales at Woodland Park\n 	July 26
  | Park Palette at Southland Park\n 	Aug. 2 | Tree Huggers at Highlands 
 Park\n 	Aug. 9 | Green Tales at Duncan Park\n\nGreen Tales  – Come ta
 ke a stroll through the park to hear some local folklore and learn how to 
 create your own nature stories!\n\nPark Palette – Learn how to make art
  from the colors you find in rocks\, plants\, and soil!\n\nTree Huggers 
 – Discover the beauty and importance of Lexington's trees while explorin
 g the deep connections between humans and nature through fun\, hands-on ac
 tivities.\n\n\n\nSpecial Events – Saturdays\, 7 – 9:00 p.m.\n\n\n\n 	J
 une 15 | Bioluminescence! at Jacobson Park Playground\n 	July 20 | Anima
 ls at Night at Jacobson Park Playground\n\nAnimals at Night – Bats\, o
 wls\, moths\, &amp\; more! Spend the evening with us learning about how an
 imals live and thrive under the cloak of darkness.\n\nBioluminescence! 
 – How do lightning bugs glow in the dark? Come learn about bioluminescen
 ce\, the natural light produced by organisms\, and explore its wonders fir
 sthand at Jacobson Park.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
CATEGORIES:Age Range,Elementary,Free,Outdoor Activity,Preschoolers,Teens
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