Join a Warner naturalist for these fun events for all ages! Wear casual clothing appropriate for the weather and hands-on activities.
Pre-registration is required for all of our programs (except Fall Color Blast and Maple Syrup Open House). Cancellations must be made at least three days prior to an event for a full refund. To register, please call (651) 433-2427, ext. 10.
Snowshoe hike
2 to 4 p.m. Jan. 21
Explore winter at Warner through the ancient art of snowshoeing. Learn basic snowshoeing techniques and hike through Warner’s woods. Snowshoes provided. *Program will be cancelled if there are not sufficient snow levels. (Ages 6+) $7 WNC Friends/Science Museum members; $10 nonmembers
Family snow fun
10 a.m. to noon Feb. 4
Bring your little one for fun in the snow at Warner! Geared towards families with young children, we will do a craft, try out snowshoeing, and end with a campfire. (Suggested ages 2-8) $5 WNC Friends/Science Museum
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Hurricane helpers
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The Forest Lake Area High School Student Council collected $385 in 30 minutes through their Hats and Hot Cocoa campaign, which raised money for the victims of Hurricane Matthew in Haiti. The event was held on Dec. 9, and all proceeds will be donated through the WE Day organization.
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