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Join Anna Donze from the Wake Forest University Campus Kitchen for a kids cooking class!

Come celebrate National Moth Week by discovering varieties of moths and their connection to the environment. Join at Kathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch Library indoors for a short film and then venture outdoors to participate in citizen science.

Educators and parents can join at the Kathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch Library for this hands-on forestry and nature workshop. Learn about tree identification, goods from the woods, tree health, and more.

Want to know how to get the most from your vegetable garden – or maybe just grow a few herbs and flowers? Want to have a nice landscape but spend less time and money on it? N.C.

  Drop in between 1-3pm at The Iron Ore Belt Access to join Greensboro Astronomy Club members as they observe our planet’s nearest star using special solar viewing equipment. Please dress for hot, sunny weather!

In the City of Winston-Salem Department of Sustainability's Food for Thought: 2025 Resident Education Series, Denise Terry from Earthwood Urban Farm will teach attendees how to plant seeds in a small pot indoors.

Come to the Reynoda Gardens to learn more about the natural world around us. Each session of Young Explorers will engage a young naturalist in hands-on learning as they closely study a topic while enjoying the Gardens and Grounds of Reynolda.

FGMC (Forsyth Gem and Mineral Club) hosts their annual show in the Fairgrounds Event Center! This show will feature vendors selling mineral and fossil specimens, jewelry components, fine and custom jewelry, tools, lapidary equipment and various other items.

Spend the first Saturday of fall visiting with artists and artisans; tapping your toes to the sounds of regional musicians; listening to Ken Bloom play the bowed dulcimer; exploring history with eighteenth-century craftsmen; playing Colonial games; having your face painted; purc