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Upcoming and Ongoing Programs
UPCOMING PROGRAMS:
“BOB AND ALMEADA JONES: A LOCAL STORY, A NATIONAL HISTORY - In Celebration of Black History Month" SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 3:30 to 5:00 pm Special Guests and Presenters: Dr. Bobby Jones, Grandson of Bob and Almeada Jones Connie Cooley, Vice President, Southlake Historical Society and author of Images of America: Southlake Anita Robeson, President, Southlake Historical Society Kim Cupit, Curator, Denton County African American Museum Tannie Jenkins, Southlake Resident, Black History Historian
“CUB SCOUT GEOLOGY BADGE WORKSHOP” SATURDAY, MARCH 27 More information: SCOUTS
“6th ANNUAL PHOTOOGRAPHY CONTEST" Entries Due APRIL 15 More information: PHOTO CONTEST
"NATURE CENTER'S 2nd BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION ” SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM More Information: Happy Birthday!
"YOGA IN THE PARK" SATURDAY, May 22, 11:00 AM - Noon More Information: YOGA
ONGOING PROGRAMS AND CLUBS: CAMERA CLUB - Every Third Saturday 3:30pm Meetings are held at the Bob Jones Nature Center on the third Saturday of each month at 3:30pm. The club promotes sharing and learning amoung photographers of all ages and skill levels. Program topics will range from equipment and technology to digital techniques and more. For more information contact 817-939-1110.
LIVING NATURALLY SERIES Learn how to prepare personal care items, gifts, home cleaning products and wonderful foods all from supplies found in your garden or local farmers market. Registration is required. For more information: LIVING NATURALLY
SECOND SATURDAY CLUB - FAMILY FUN! Make a craft, enjoy a snack and take a hike. Sponsored by the Outdoor Action KidS (OAKs) at the Bob Jones Nature Center. FREE - Registration is not required.
For more information: SECOND SATURDAY CLUB
BIRD WALKS - THE SOUTHLAKE ORNITHOLOGICAL SOCIETY Schedule Pending: WALKS IF IT IS RAINING, THE HIKE WILL BE CANCELLED. WILD RESCUE RELEASES Scheduled as needed: ANIMAL RESCUE
TAKE A HIKE or JOIN THE NATURE READING TRAIL We encourage you to come out and take a hike on our 76 acres of park land. Walk the Preserve's Bluebird Trail and Whitetail Deer Loop Trail. Access is also available to the 400 plus acres of Walnut Grove Ntaional Recreation Trail. You may also wish to participate in the Nature Reading Trail. This program encourages 5 to 12 year olds to read books about nature. Sign up to take the reading trail and learn about animals, weather, recycling, and all sorts of fun things. A surprise awaits those who reach the end of the trail.
For More Information On All Programs - Contact 817-939-1110
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