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April 2019
Spring 2019 Children’s Vegetable Garden Program
Saturday mornings, March 2nd through June 15th, from 8:00 AM – 12:00 Noon The Children’s Vegetable Garden Program at the San Antonio Botanical Garden, one of the nation’s oldest youth gardening programs, is an opportunity for children aged 7-16 to grow their own vegetables and ornamental plants with the help of instructors from the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and Bexar County Master Gardeners. Children will have fun growing different types of seeds, vegetables, and ornamental annual flowers and can also earn…
Find out more »4th Saturday Oak Loop Walks
The Oak Loop Trail walks team is looking for additional volunteers to help with the 4th Saturday walks (8-10 Hardberger Park 4th Saturdays Jan-Oct). Volunteers help lead the walks by answering questions, pointing out interesting things, helping with registration and sign-in, directing to facilities, etc. You can earn either AT or VSH. We have a team meeting January 12th, 11:00 am at 6 Westelm Garden. For more information contact Stan or Wendy at stanwendre@gmail.com
Find out more »Honey Creek Saturday Morning Guided Hike
Join us to learn the about the cultural and natural history of Honey Creek. Join us for a guided walk to the beautiful Honey Creek to learn about both the natural and cultural history of the area. This 2-hour hike begins at the Rust House inside the park. This hike is free beyond the park admission of $7 per person 13 and over (free with a current TPWD Park Pass) and a requested donation of $2 per person to the…
Find out more »Farmer’s Market at the Cibolo
The Farmers Market at the Cibolo: Nature, Local, Handmade, Fresh. Workshops, kids crafts, garden tours and tips, historic house tours. Closed Dec. 22 & Dec. 29, 2018 & all of January & February 2019, then reopens for the season March 2019.
Find out more »Introduction to Outdoor Rock Climbing Class – Level 1
Come learn the basics of rock climbing outdoors. We'll focus on building solid fundamental skills, such as belaying, crack-climbing technique and face-climbing technique. If you've only climbed inside or you're looking to explore rock climbing for the first time, this is your opportunity to practice with professional rock climbing instructors. We provide harnesses, helmets and all the necessary gear for you to try out this fun and challenging sport! Those under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or responsible…
Find out more »Summit Hike
Join a park ranger or Master Naturalist as we climb to the top of Enchanted Rock! Along the way, we'll learn about the geology, history and biology of this special place. We'll hear tales of derring-do and see sweeping panoramic views! Meet at the Gazebo at the beginning of the Summit Trail. Time: Approximately 2 hours. Distance: 1.5 miles there and back again. Elevation gain: 425 feet. Bring: Walking or hiking shoes Plenty of water Sunscreen Dress for the weather…
Find out more »Choke Canyon Bird Walk
Come join our interpretive park ranger for a one-hour bird walk at Choke Canyon State Park! Join our interpretive park ranger for a stroll along Choke Canyon State Park’s trails and lake edge. Watch and listen for common and rare birds found here in the winter and during migrations. You are welcomed to bring your own binoculars and bird identification book. Remember to dress appropriately for the weather! This walk takes place every Friday and Saturday at 10 a.m. and…
Find out more »Art Day on the Battleship
Bring your creativity and join our ship staff for fun history-inspired art, music and more aboard Battleship TEXAS! Look for signs when you board the ship for where the activity will be taking place. Free with paid ship admissions: 12 - 64 years old : $12 Daily 65 years & older: $6 Per Person Child 5 - 11 years old: $3 Per Person Child 4 years & under: Free Military (Active & Retired): Free Discounted admission for Texas State Parks…
Find out more »Summit Hike
Join a park ranger or Master Naturalist as we climb to the top of Enchanted Rock! Along the way, we'll learn about the geology, history and biology of this special place. We'll hear tales of derring-do and see sweeping panoramic views! Meet at the Gazebo at the beginning of the Summit Trail. Time: Approximately 2 hours. Distance: 1.5 miles there and back again. Elevation gain: 425 feet. Bring: Walking or hiking shoes Plenty of water Sunscreen Dress for the weather…
Find out more »How to Ride a Bike Workshop for Kids
Is your child struggling to learn how to ride their bike? Through step by step, engaging activities we'll help them with their cycling. Our kid-friendly instructors will provide a combination of personalized and group instruction to help overcome fears, teach important skills such as starting and stopping, and help them understand how to maneuver their bike around obstacles. This may be the only lesson they will need! Our fun, unique and proven instruction methods have helped hundreds of kids experience…
Find out more »How to Ride a Bike – One-on-One Instruction
Are you looking to learn how to ride a bike, but would like to do so in a private "one-on-one" class? Join us for a private one-on-one instruction session with an Outdoor School cycling instructor. We will provide customized instruction on beginning bike skills and how to ride a bike. Open to adults or kids aged 5 and up. Bikes and helmets can be provided for adults. Children must provide their own equipment. * Learn to ride a bike *…
Find out more »On this evening kayak tour you will experience a quiet sunset followed by a nighttime light show at the Hill Country's most beautiful spring-fed lake. You'll experience the Edward's Aquifer like never before as we kayak over the San Marcos Springs while spotlighting nocturnal wildlife and highlighting this amazing underwater landscape! Experience the spring's glow under the light of your own high-powered underwater spotlight and learn the history and the importance of these ancient Springs. All gear and instruction provided…
Find out more »Medina River Invasives Removal
No prior experience is required. Equipment and materials needed for invasive control will be provided, but if you have favorite loppers, hatchets, saws, etc. bring them. Parking available in lot next to staff building. If this is your first visit to Medina River Natural Area, please allow extra transportation time so that we can begin promptly at 8:30 a.m. Wear attire suitable for working in rough terrain and brushy areas with stickery plants, loose rocks, and assorted critters large and…
Find out more »Cibolo Little Explorers – Animal Signs
Every Tuesday morning, birding your little explorer out to the nature center to learn and play! Each month has a different nature theme. You’ll have story time, go for a hike, and will make a craft to take home. For preschoolers and their caregivers. $5 per family
Find out more »2019 Guadalupe County Master Gardener Class #32
If you live in Guadalupe County and are interested in learning more about gardening and sharing the information you learn with others, give some thought to enrolling in Guadalupe County Master Gardeners Class #32. Tuesdays, January 15 – May 14, 2019 5:45 – 8:45 PM Guadalupe County Agrilife Extension Building, 210 East Live Oak, Seguin, TX 78155 Fee: $210 Application Deadline: January 14, 2019 Visit https://guadalupecountymastergardeners.org/files/2018/08/Application-GCMG-Class-32.pdf for more information, registration form, and volunteer application.
Find out more »Bike Chains and Derailleurs Workshop
A well-tuned bike can help make your riding smooth and efficient. Grinding gears, rubbing derailleurs, and squeaky chains are your bike's cry for help. Ready to learn how to prevent or eliminate these annoyances from your beloved bike? Join REI's expert bike techs for a workshop on how to care for and maintain your bike's derailleurs and chain. We'll tune derailleurs, adjust barrel adjusters, and diagnose common chain issues. Along the way, you'll learn best practices for care and cleaning…
Find out more »May 2019
How to Pack a Backpack Workshop
Being able to comfortably pack and carry all the basic essentials for your next adventure doesn't have to be difficult. Join an REI expert to learn the best ways to distribute gear in your backpack, what fits best where, and the key elements to good backpack fit. You are encouraged to bring your own pack, packed with your gear, and we'll show you how to make it carry as comfortably as possible. An REI fit expert will also help you…
Find out more »Beginner’s Camping Workshop
It's always the season for campfires, s'mores, and spending time in nature. Join REI's expert guides for this hands-on introduction to tent camping. Sleeping under the stars has never been easier. In this workshop you'll practice setting up tents, get help selecting the best sleeping bag for you, and get practical experience to help you camp for the first (or second, or fifteenth) time. No experience necessary. All gear will be provided.
Find out more »Painting with Pizazz
Come paint with us! BYOB and snacks. All art materials are provided and all talent levels are welcome! $40 per person Register
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