Join in Hancock Park District's program where children will get to choose an animal and then build a habitat out of a big box that will be provided. Children will […]
The last of our four hikes for active adults with Hancock Park District will take us through the woods, ending up by the prairie. Wildflowers such as prairie coneflower, prairie […]
See the Blanchard River in the early morning light via kayak and learn about the plants and animals found along the riverbank. The float trip will start at Hancock Park […]
Enjoy the outdoors by playing in the Hancock Park District's Nature Playscape. Create sand castle, holes, or other creations using our sandbox toys or bring your own shovel and pail. […]
Hancock Park District's Discovery Center will be open for visitation. Visitors can choose to participate in unstructured and/or structured activities. Activities and attractions include bird watching via the Windows on […]
Join your friends at Hancock Park District to create your own cartesian diver. This fun toy is an experiment that demonstrates the principle of buoyancy. You will create a diver […]
These toxins, which are produced by living things, are often confused with one another. Join Hancock Park District and learn about the differences between poison and venom and learn about plants and animals that use these toxins. Then we will explore the park in search for poisonous and venomous plants and animals that can be […]
Kick-off the 2023 Hancock County Fair! Enjoy the opening ceremony, a free event at the Old Millstream Centre. The ceremony will be followed by the 2023 Hancock County Fair King & Queen Coronation. Animals, Shows, Rides, Food, Entertainment, Games, and more await you at the Hancock County Fair! Get your daily admission tickets, season passes, […]
With the season starting to change, some birds are on the move. Come along as Hancock Park District searches for birds that call the south side of Litzenberg home, such […]
Join HPD’s program intern, Katlyn Kendall, to see how many types of fungus you can find at Oakwoods. As you hike, you’ll be learning about how and where these fungi can grow. Meet at the Discovery Center Porch. This free event is open to kids ages 10-12, register by 1 p.m. on Friday, September 1.
