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Touch artifacts, ask questions, and learn about animal ambassadors from the caring naturalists at Meadowside Nature Center, no registration required.
Touch artifacts, ask questions, and learn about animal ambassadors from the caring naturalists at Meadowside Nature Center, no registration required.
Touch artifacts, ask questions, and learn about animal ambassadors from the caring naturalists at Meadowside Nature Center, no registration required.
Music and movement activities teach listening, following directions, anticipation, and rhyming while kids dance at Twinbrook Library, ages 5 and under.
English conversation practice in an informal, friendly setting at the second‑floor adult programming room, Rockville Memorial Library, for ages 18 and up.
Raptor Caretaker Chats (Meadowside Nature Center) — Naturalist staff explain raptor diets, behaviors, and trainer relationships with birds of prey.
Forest stroll at Meadowside Nature Center with a naturalist spotting squirrels and chipmunks, offering activities for ages 2–4.
Circle time, sensory activities, and free play introduce toddlers to nature at Croydon Creek Nature Center, ages 18 months–2.
Tai Chi led by Charles Votaw provides flowing movements for stress relief, strength, balance and flexibility at the Japanese Tea House or Visitor Center, ages 18 and up.
Hands‑on iPhone safety workshop at Kensington Cabin Park Activity Building covers Medical ID setup, scam call avoidance, public Wi‑Fi data protection, Apple ID management, and Digital Legacy.
Interactive Chesapeake Bay aquarium at Glen Echo Park offers timed‑entry exhibits and educators for personalized learning, $10 per person, ages 2 and up.
Project FeederWatch at Locust Grove Nature Center lets participants count bird species at feeders, welcoming all birders; bring binoculars, dress for weather, registration encouraged.
Bear-themed games, crafts, outdoor exploration and learning about bear diets, habitats and winter preparation at Croydon Creek Nature Center, for ages 6–10.
Volunteer planting native plugs and removing invasive vines in Washington Grove Conservation Park meadow, supplied by Pope Farm nursery, with gloves and shovels provided; ages 16+.
Adults and toddlers explore nature with arts‑and‑crafts, hikes, story times, messy moments and animal warm‑up stretches at Brookside Nature Center, ages 3–4.