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Dive into the creative and sometimes unpredictable world of botanical dyes, harvested from plants found in your own backyard. Participants will get to dye their own flour sack towel, or bring your own natural fiber item to dye! As all dye stuffs must be harvested ahead of time, participation is limited to 12. This class is recommended for adults and teens. 

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Join this fun free event. There will be pellet gun shooting, archery, fishing, kayaking and many more activities happening all day for families to enjoy.

Endurance paddle event hosted by Commando Culture Endurance.

For more information visit www.commandoculture.com

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Ranger Liz discusses the cultural and ecological significance of the Monarch Butterfly. Learn how these delicate, yet rugged, creatures have influenced cultures with their remarkable 2000 mile migration. We will meet at the Patio Deck at the Monarch Waystation Garden. Learn how to tag monarchs and join conservation efforts as a citizen scientist.Bring your own picnic dinner to enjoy at our butterfly garden after the workshop!

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Ranger Liz habla sobre la importancia cultural y ecológica de la mariposa monarca. Descubra cómo estas criaturas delicadas pero resistentes han influido en las culturas con su notable migración de 2,000 millas. Aprenda a etiquetar monarcas y únase a los esfuerzos de conservación como científico ciudadano.

Join us for an exciting after-school program where history comes alive through fun, hands-on activities! In partnership with the Oconee History Museum, this six-session series invites kids to step back in time and learn about traditional skills practiced by our ancestors. From yarn spinning and blacksmithing to homesteading and navigation, each class offers a unique opportunity to explore how things were done in the past. Through engaging, interactive lessons, children will gain a deeper appreciation for history and the craftsmanship of earlier times, all while creating their own projects and discovering the rich heritage of our community.

Contact Ranger Liz at High Falls County Park at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for more information or to sign up

Join us for an exciting after-school program where history comes alive through fun, hands-on activities! In partnership with the Oconee History Museum, this six-session series invites kids to step back in time and learn about traditional skills practiced by our ancestors. From yarn spinning and blacksmithing to homesteading and navigation, each class offers a unique opportunity to explore how things were done in the past. Through engaging, interactive lessons, children will gain a deeper appreciation for history and the craftsmanship of earlier times, all while creating their own projects and discovering the rich heritage of our community.

Contact Ranger Liz at High Falls County Park at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for more information or to sign up

This event will be at the Oconee History Museum
Ranger Liz discusses the cultural and ecological significance of the Monarch Butterfly. Learn how these delicate, yet rugged, creatures have influenced cultures with their remarkable 2000 mile migration. We will meet at the Patio Deck at the Monarch Waystation Garden. Learn how to tag monarchs and join conservation efforts as a citizen scientist.Bring your own picnic dinner to enjoy at our butterfly garden after the workshop!

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1009289150017?aff=oddtdtcreator
Ranger Liz habla sobre la importancia cultural y ecológica de la mariposa monarca. Descubra cómo estas criaturas delicadas pero resistentes han influido en las culturas con su notable migración de 2,000 millas. Aprenda a etiquetar monarcas y únase a los esfuerzos de conservación como científico ciudadano.