Where does color come from? In this fun lesson, kids will discover how natural dyes can be made using everyday materials from nature like leaves, flowers, and vegetables. Through hands-on experiments, they’ll create colorful designs while learning about nature, science, and creativity. Details: Recommended for 1st through 5th graders (ages 6-10), older and younger siblings […]
Join Kevin Berner for an informative presentation on bluebirds. His presentation will cover ways to attract bluebirds to your yard and how to properly monitor nest boxes. Berner is a retired professor from SUNY Cobleskill in the department of Fisheries, Wildlife, and Environmental Science, where he taught for 30 years before retiring in 2017. For […]
Get your hands dirty and your curiosity growing! In this history-based farm and garden lesson, kids will learn where food comes from and how plants grow. Through planting, digging, and exploring, young homesteaders will discover the magic of seeds, soil, and sunshine. Details: Recommended for 1st through 5th graders (ages 6-10), older and younger siblings […]
Get your hands dirty and your curiosity growing! In this history-based farm and garden lesson, kids will learn where food comes from and how plants grow. Through planting, digging, and exploring, young homesteaders will discover the magic of seeds, soil, and sunshine. Details: Recommended for 1st through 5th graders (ages 6-10), older and younger siblings […]
Join local historian Jeff O’Connor for his presentation, "On Penalty of Death" Loyalist Recruitment on NY’s Western Frontier, which provides a gripping look at secret Loyalist organization efforts made in New Dorlach (present-day Sharon, NY) in the spring of 1776. Discover how Sir John Johnson’s agents quietly sought recruits for the King’s Royal Regiment of […]