Owl Pellet Dissection
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Dissect an owl pellet as we explore how owls hunt and digest food.
Dissect an owl pellet as we explore how owls hunt and digest food.
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Guided exploration at Huckleberry Botanic Regional Preserve teaches identification of native plants, their traditional uses, and observation skills, connecting participants to the living landscape, ages 18+.
Mother Earth, the 13th Annual Climate Change Show, presented at Sun Gallery in Hayward.
Weave a scarf, table runner, or wall hanging on a beginner-friendly rigid heddle loom at Fairview Hills Fiber Shed, $20 Materials Fee, for ages 18–98.
Bird identification games for kids at Coyote Hills Visitor Center teach birding skills, with parent participation required; drop‑in, no registration, parking fees apply where charged, for all ages.
Observe migrating birds and learn why they travel on a Naturalist‑led marsh hike with provided binoculars, for ages 6–11.
Explore animal shedding, make a deer puppet, and discover nearby creatures shedding at Sulphur Creek Nature Center, for ages 4–12.
Winter bird watching at Coyote Hills Visitors Center with shared binoculars for all experience levels, parking fees apply, all ages.
Make pottery at Weekes Community Center, then fire pieces in a high‑temperature gas kiln with reduced oxygen for unique glaze effects, ages 18 and up.
Make pottery at Adobe Art Center, firing pieces in electric kilns for bright, colorful glazes, for ages 18–98.
Coop full of chickens at Ardenwood lets visitors watch roaming birds and feed them a snack, all ages.
Confidence-building training includes stretching, striking, grappling, and weapon defense techniques, $40 uniform/safety equipment fee due at first class, ages 8 and up.
Whirl and twirl to Frozen and Encanto music at Dance Live Dream Center, pink ballet shoes and water bottle required, for ages 3–4.