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Drop In: Butter Making
Still a household staple, butter has played a crucial role in preserving dairy throughout human history. Drop in to carry on the tradition and make your own tasty butter, while supplies last.
Summit Metro Parks
History
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Beginning January 2026, all program registration will be online. Registration will now open at 8:30 a.m. on the first day of the month prior to the program. If you have questions regarding this new process, please call Nature Realm Visitors Center at 330-865-8065 (Tuesday – Saturday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m., Sunday 12 – 5 p.m.).
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Virtual: History of Firestone Metro ParkDiscover over a century of Firestone history through stories and images. From coal mining and dairy farming to the acquisition and design of the park, join us for this virtual stroll through time. Zoom meeting ID: 896 3603 4055 |
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Date at the LakeBring a date and join us for a night of great views and memorable fun. Brush up on your natural history, it’s trivia night! No babysitter? No problem! Drop them off downstairs for a simultaneous kids nature trivia program for ages 5 to 13. Registration is required and begins 12/11.
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Winter Solstice and the Tale of Mother DeerJoin a naturalist as we take a winter solstice walk through luminaries along the 0.25-mile Maple Loop Trail, listening to the folk tale of Mother Deer. Discover how we know that Santa’s reindeer are all female and that Rudolph isn’t the only red-nosed reindeer! After the hike warm up with hot chocolate and a warm […]
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Howling at the MoonJoin a naturalist as we enjoy the winter glow of the Wolf Moon. We will walk the 1.2-mile paved Coyote Run Trail and discuss facts, myths and lore about the moon. At the end of the hike, we will warm up with hot chocolate and a crackling fire in the nature center.
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Drop In: Butter Making
Still a household staple, butter has played a crucial role in preserving dairy throughout human history. Drop in to carry on the tradition and make your own tasty butter, while supplies last.
Virtual: History of Firestone Metro Park
Discover over a century of Firestone history through stories and images. From coal mining and dairy farming to the acquisition and design of the park, join us for this virtual stroll through time. Zoom meeting ID: 896 3603 4055
Date at the Lake
Bring a date and join us for a night of great views and memorable fun. Brush up on your natural history, it’s trivia night! No babysitter? No problem! Drop them off downstairs for a simultaneous kids nature trivia program for ages 5 to 13. Registration is required and begins 12/11.
Towpath Trail
Winter Solstice and the Tale of Mother Deer
Join a naturalist as we take a winter solstice walk through luminaries along the 0.25-mile Maple Loop Trail, listening to the folk tale of Mother Deer. Discover how we know that Santa’s reindeer are all female and that Rudolph isn’t the only red-nosed reindeer! After the hike warm up with hot chocolate and a warm fire inside the nature center.
Liberty Park
Howling at the Moon
Join a naturalist as we enjoy the winter glow of the Wolf Moon. We will walk the 1.2-mile paved Coyote Run Trail and discuss facts, myths and lore about the moon. At the end of the hike, we will warm up with hot chocolate and a crackling fire in the nature center.
Liberty Park