Join us each month for a new adventure in natural sciences. Learn, create, and play the way indigenous & colonial kids did historically.Youth will be immersed in a different natural science topic each class utilizing multiple learning tools including hands-on. Join us each month for a new adventure in natural sciences. Learn, create, and play the way indigenous & colonial kids did historically.Best for children learning on a 2nd grade level & up.Parking is available at the center with additional street parking. The center, bathrooms, and picnic areas are all accessible, however, the trails are rocky and uneven. This is

A veteran tree can be defined as a tree that is of interest biologically, culturally or aesthetically because of its age, size or condition. Some trees are instantly recognizable as veterans, but many are less obvious. This class will include a walking tour of the heritage and veteran trees on the Awbury Arboretum grounds, and an overview of their care and management. We will discuss current research and preservation practices for the care and preservation of older trees. This class is lead by Awbury Arborist, Steve Pascavitch This class is a partnership between Morris Arboretum & Gardens and Awbury Arboretum,

Come taste the Market's history and hear stories of some of the 80+ small, family-owned businesses in the iconic Reading Terminal Market!

Learn the benefits of fire cider with Haverfarm Manager, Cassandra Brown.Fire Cider is an herbal tonic that has been used for generations during the colder months to support digestion, immune function, and respiratory wellness. This warming concoction is made by infusing apple cider vinegar with household ingredients such as garlic, ginger, onion, peppers, turmeric root, horseradish root, citrus, honey, and herbs. This workshop will cover the history of fire cider, the benefits of each ingredient, and explore ways to be creative and intentional in its creation. Every participant will go home with a personalized batch of fire cider in preparation