Nature


Drop in Nature Adventures March 25-31, 10 am- 2 pm


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Every day in nature is a new adventure waiting to happen. Join us for a new adventure, whether it’s a craft or a game or a special hike there’s something fun to do every day. No registration is required, just come to the front desk of the Red Oak Nature Center at 2343 S. River St. to enjoy a fun day in this blast from Red Oak’s past.


Cave Hike All Ages


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Did you know there’s only one cave in the Aurora area? There is, and it’s at Red Oak Nature Center! You’ll hear the legend of how this unique geological formation was given its haunting name before we journey out to the cave. Join us as we hike through the woods enjoying the sights and sounds of the season as we head to Red Oak’s Cave. Children must be accompanied by a registered adult.


Location: Red Oak Nature Center At 2343 S. River St. Instructor: Staff CODE


140001-1B Su 240001-1A Su


DAYS DATES 03/25 05/06


56 | Spring 2018 TIME


2:00-3:00P 2:00-3:00P


Illuminating Eggstravaganza Ages 5+ with adult


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Spring time is when animals lay their eggs! Come find out the different types of eggs one can find in the spring and then join us for a nighttime glow-in-the-dark egg hunt. Children must be accompanied by an adult. The fee is per person.


Location: Lippold Park At 2001 S. River Street Instructor: Staff CODE


240002-1A F


DAYS DATES 03/30


April Showers Ages 5-7


TIME 6:30-7:45P


RES BNR NR $12 $14 $16


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When it rains, we use umbrellas and rain jackets. How do animals protect themselves from the rain? Learn about how different animals protect themselves and make your own rain cloud in a jar.


Location: Red Oak Nature Center At 2343 S. River St. Instructor: Staff CODE


240003-1A Su


DAYS DATES 04/08


TIME 1:00-2:00P


RES BNR NR $6 $7 $8


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