Do you know what makes monarch butterflies unique from other insects? Join us to learn about these amazing animals and see how to safely capture, tag, and release them to help ensure future generations.

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

Each fall, monarch butterflies migrate up to thousands of miles to their overwintering sites in Mexico. Learn what makes these insects unique, as well as how to safely capture, tag, and release them. Become part of an international effort to contribute valuable data protecting this endangered phenomenon, and learn what you can do to promote their success.

The Chrisholm farm team will be available for you to ask questions and meet the animals who call Chrisholm MetroPark home.

Join the Friends of Chrisholm to explore the historic Augspurger House and learn about the family who once called it home. The program will start with a short talk on the functional role of cellars and bank barns on 1800s farmsteads. This will be followed by a tour of the Pennsylvania German historic bank barn, as well as the vaulted ceiling sub-cellar, thought to be the only existing one of its kind in Butler County.

Young Guns University is offering an archery clinic at no cost for ages 8-18 years old. Participants will learn archery basics, including steps to shooting with a bow and range safety rules. If you are experienced and have your own equipment, bring it with you. New to archery? We've got you covered! Equipment will be supplied for those who'd like to give it a try.

Enjoy a peaceful hike while connecting with others and exploring the woods and meadows of Meadow Ridge MetroPark. The majority of this trail is paved.

This experience, in partnership with MHARS and Butler County Veterans Services Commission, is an opportunity to unwind, recharge, and find peace in nature.

Travel back in time to early 1800s Ohio at the historic Pioneer Village. Immerse yourself in the daily life of Midwest pioneers as you taste traditional foods, learn skills that time forgot, meet historic interpreters, play games, and make candles.

Travel back in time to early 1800s Ohio at the historic Pioneer Village. Immerse yourself in the daily life of Midwest pioneers as you taste traditional foods, learn skills that time forgot, meet historic interpreters, play games, and make candles.

Join us each month for a casual one-hour walk for women to find community. This event is open to women ages 18 and up. Be sure to dress comfortably for the weather and varied terrain. We look forward to making new connections!