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Friends of Chrisholm Open House

Join Friends of Chrisholm to explore the historic Augspurger House at Chrisholm MetroPark. Learn about the family who once called it home.

Saturday. June 21, 1:00-3:00 PM
Chrisholm MetroPark: CHF Augspurger House

Nature in a Blink: Fireflies

Experience Nature in a Blink, a year-long series where you become eyewitness to the elusive wonders of nature at your favorite MetroParks.

Fireflies or lightning bugs? No matter what you call them, we'll shed some light on the mysteries of these bioluminescent superstars. Find out the how's and why's and then explore the trails as we spot these winged wonders in action.

Registration required.

Saturday. June 21, 8:45-10:00 PM
Meadow Ridge MetroPark: Meadow Ridge Shelter

Active in the Outdoors: Stand-Up Paddle Boarding

This is the perfect way to dip your toes into the world of stand-up paddle boarding (SUP). Learn how to launch, stand up, and maintain balance in this introductory class, led by In the Flow Paddling Company. Paddle board, PFD and anchor provided.

Sunday. June 22, 3:00-4:00 PM
grassy area in front of The Lodge

Active in the Outdoors: Vinyasa Flow Yoga

Discover a path to serenity with Brittany Michelle, of Moonlit Mindfulness13, for rejuvenating yoga classes in the park, where nature meets tranquility. Embrace the calming benefits of mindfulness and movement under the open sky and find your inner peace. Bring a mat if you have one.

Wednesday. June 25, 9:00-10:00 AM
grassy area in front of The Lodge

Creeking

Get your feet in the water and see what critters you can find! Butler Soil & Water Conservation District and MetroParks educators will provide their expertise and everything you need for creeking. Closed-toed shoes are recommended.

Thursday. June 26, 10:00-11:30 AM
Indian Creek MetroPark: IC - Oxford Reily Road Picnic Area

Color Powder Party

Join MetroParks and MidPointe Library staff at Voice of America MetroPark for some fun, colorful powder games. Wear white clothing for best results. Immerse yourself and others in beautiful colors. Powder and safety glasses will be provided. Participants must have an accompanying adult.

Friday. June 27, 12:00-1:00 PM
Voice of America MetroPark: VOA Chill Hill, Sledding Hill

Big Backyard Nature Bash

Kick off the Great American Campout with us in June! Don't know a trilobite from a damselfly? Looking for new recipes to step up your s'mores game? We've got you covered as your family samples some of our favorite outdoor activities to get you exploring nature all summer long. From your first step on the trail until the last dying campfire ember, this will be one bash to remember!

Saturday. June 28, 7:30-10:00 PM
Rentschler Forest MetroPark: RFM-GE Condo Shelter - 5701 Reigart Rd

Active in the Outdoors: Flow Yoga

Move your body with a gentle, yet invigorating flow led by The Muscle Center. This class is perfect for all experience levels. Bring a mat if you have one.

Sunday. June 29, 11:15 AM-12:15 PM
grassy area in front of The Lodge

Nature Explorers - Art in Nature

Find the fun side of nature when you become a Nature Explorer. This summer-long series shows you unique ways to get hands-on experience with nature and explore your favorite MetroParks.


Take inspiration from outside when we explore art in nature. Bring your imagination and nature will supply the rest as we create music, print with the power of the sun, and transform the trails into chalk masterpieces.

Registration required.
Free for school-aged participants and their adults.

Thursday. July 10, 10:00-11:00 AM
Voice of America MetroPark: Lake Loop Trail

ID70: Insects

Celebrate MetroParks' 70th Anniversary as we reveal our 70 favorite elements of the park experience. From the fossil-filled creeks to the tops of the towering trees and constellations beyond, get an inside view of what makes the history and nature of your MetroParks so unique. Every ID70 program in 2025 spotlights seven interesting subjects in each category; attend all ten to add 70 new pieces of park and nature knowledge to your collection.


From the productive pollinator to the creepy crawler, stop buggin' out and learn to appreciate our arthropod friends when MetroParks' outdoor educators show you how to identify seven of our favorite insects.

Registration required.
Free for all participants.

Friday. July 11, 7:00-8:00 PM
Timberman Ridge MetroPark: Timberman Ridge Kestrel Shelter