Have fun learning about insect body parts by making insects out of pom-poms, pipe cleaners, and clothespins. Use a magnifying glass to inspect preserved specimens. Join Hancock Park District and hike the trails with sweep nets in search of live insects, such as painted lady butterflies, green darner dragonflies, and praying mantis. Meet at the […]
Calling all plant enthusiasts! Come swap plants and chat with other plant lovers at the library. The first half hour will be for those donating plants to get their first pick. Any extras after are free to all. Houseplants, perennials, and annuals are all accepted. Meet on the sidewalk in front of the library, or […]
Join Hancock Park District to learn about colors found in nature. A story will be read followed by a short hike in search of colors. Color wheels will be used. After the hike, we will return to the Discovery Center where participants can create a watercolor craft. Please wear clothes that can get stained. Meet […]
New York Times Bestselling Author and award-winning poet Maggie Smith is the author of You Could Make This Place Beautiful, multiple collections of poetry, collections of essays about writing and creativity, and a children’s book, My Thoughts Have Wings. This event is free, and is made possible by The Community Foundation, VisitFindlay, and MCPA.
Don't miss the 38th annual Armed Forces Day celebration! This is the year of the Deuce - 2 half ton vehicles will be on-site from all eras. Bring your CCKW, DUKW, M35 and other variants and show off your truck! Get all the details here!
The Live@Armes series offers an intimate listening experience for newgrass Americana bands. May's Live@Armes featured artist is Matt Andersen. When Matt Andersen steps on stage, he brings a lifetime of […]
Get ready for an unforgettable night of Motown magic! Delivering an electrifying performance that will have you feeling the timeless energy of Motown, with classic hits and a professional stage […]
Insects are everywhere. During Hancock Park District's .4-mile Meadow Hike, we will look for caterpillar frass, holes in leaves, wasp galls, and other signs left by insects. Monarch butterflies might be in search of milkweed. The trail can be wet this time of year, so wear shoes that can get muddy. Meet at Big Oaks […]
Free to the public-- The Hancock Historical Museum features film favorites from decades past at their Classic Movie Night on Fridays throughout the year! Historical information before and discussion after. […]
Are you tired of being cooped up indoors during winter? Then it's time to "brake" free and join us for a fun and exciting event to support City Mission on […]
