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  • Young children sitting on the floor listening intently to an adult reading a story

    Preschool Storytime: Spring at Wildwood!

    Join a Dauphin County Library System Librarian and Wildwood Environmental Educator for a fun story session for children ages 2-5. Stories, songs, rhymes, play and an activity will introduce Wildwood critters and the joy of books and language to youngsters. This program is sponsored by Altrusa of South Central PA, providing a book for each participant. Space is limited. Pre-registration required.
  • homemade wind chimes made from wine bottles

    Art Heals: Stained Glass Wind Chimes Workshop – Park Rx

    Create your own custom stained glass wind chime! During the class, you will get to pick from multiple colors of drilled stained glass pieces that are tumbled in a rock tumbler long enough to make it all very smooth and soft, like sea glass.
  • Seasonal Garden Walks

    Join Master Gardener Kevin Kelly for a guided walk through the Nature Center’s Garden Beds. Each walk will highlight what’s in bloom, along with shrubs, foliage, structure and other seasonal features that give the garden interest and support wildlife.
  • DCHMRT- Decon Strike Team Workshop

    , Dauphin
    Review Updated SOG and Concept of Operations
  • Penn State Extension Master Gardener Walk & Talk – Park Rx

    Join Penn State Master Gardeners celebrating Arbor Day with a leisurely stroll to learn about the trees and plants at The Harrisburg Cemetery Arboretum.
  • Wetlands Festival

    Explore Wildwood Park’s treasured wetlands for our 26th Annual Wetlands Festival! Join us for a day of free, fun, and educational activities with special musical guests and food trucks.
  • Hearthside Series: Traditional Net Tying

    Stop by the Tavern House Summer Kitchen to watch as one of our history educators hand-makes a traditional style fishing net from natural cordage. This is a drop-in event; no registration is necessary.
  • Bird Walk: Peak Migration – Park Rx

    Meet Rick and Peggy Price at the Nature Center Parking Lot to search for spring migrants. This can be the best walk of the year when it comes to the variety of species seen. Warblers, phoebes, wrens, orioles, other songbirds and raptors are all a possibility.
  • Advertisement showing flowers and patrons at the festival

    Garden Faire

    Join us at Garden Faire as we kick off the museum and festival season at Fort Hunter Mansion and Park. Families can participate in a variety of activities, view exhibits in the Centennial Barn, tour the Fort Hunter Mansion, enjoy lunch in the Tavern House, among many other fun activities.
  • Wild Recipes: Spring Foraging in Your Backyard

    Curious about edible plants and how to utilize them to create yummy spring recipes? Join Naturalists at Wildwood Park to learn how to cook a light lunch using a few spring ephemerals. Space is limited. Pre-registration required.