Discover the outdoors through hands-on science, nature exploration, and environmental education at Patuxent River Park. Each session features a different nature topic with engaging activities, field observations, and guided learning.
Discover the outdoors through hands-on science, nature exploration, and environmental education at Patuxent River Park. Each session features a different nature topic with engaging activities, field observations, and guided learning.
Join us for an exhibition showcasing the art of talented artists working in the mediums embroidery, rug hooking, quilting, felting, needlework, and more!
This exercise program focuses on strength, balance, agility, and cardiovascular fitness. Exercising regularly help to prevent falls, manage chronic illnesses, and achieve better quality of life.
Increase your inner peace! Non-competitive, self-paced, and relaxing, tai chi is an ancient art of exercise for balance, stretching, muscle tone, and flexibility.
Listen and learn! Let your little ones' imaginations expand through creating crafts and listening to stories while positively interacting with other children.
Tai chi is an art embracing the mind, body and spirit. Originating in ancient China, tai chi is one of the most effective exercises for health of mind and body.
Join the Riversdale Historic Site & Museum for the candlelit, after-hours tour “From the Source(s),” exploring the lives of Freedom Seekers connected to the estate.
This unique program for girls ages ten to 14 combines basic athletic instruction and fun. Adopt a healthy lifestyle, experience growth, and form friendships!
Looking for an exciting workout experience? Follow a scenic trail and scan QR codes at each station to access video instructions for your next exercise.
Saddle up and learn! Explore essential horse-handling and riding equipment, discovering how each piece plays a vital role in horse care and riding safely.
Bring science to life through nature exploration! Homeschool students will explore the natural world through hands-on activities, outdoor discovery, discussions, stories, and multimedia learning.