What does a box turtle eat? Drop in to find out as we feed our resident turtles and other native ambassador animals. No registration required. All ages welcome. Program: Free. Parking: $10, members free. Trailside Museum: 505 Corry St.
Trillium, Hepatica and Mayapple, oh my! Join our volunteer naturalist, Patrick Dwyer, as we explore the trails in search of emerging plants and spring flowers. Registration required. $5, Glen Helen members free. Parking: $10, members park free. Trailside Museum: 505 Corry St.
Join Eco-Game Nite Host & Ohio Certified Volunteer Naturalist, Jake Haney for an evening of board games & fun! Participants can bring a game to share, learn a new game and/or play an environmentally themed game like Wingspan, Photosynthesis, Trails, and more. All ages & abilities welcome. Registration requested at glenhelen.org, drop-ins welcome. Program: Free. Parking: Free for participants. Trailside Museum: 505 Corry St.
Join environmental & stem educator Amber Good & guest teachers for an exciting and engaging environmental science discovery! Tools and materials provided. Family friendly! Alternating Sundays 11:00-11:45am. Walk-ins welcome. Program: $8, members free. Parking: $10, members free.
The YS Community Habitat Team formally invites you to participate in the Earth Day & Community Habitat Celebration on Sunday, April 26, 2026. Visit our Glen Helen Booth at the Celebration for nature activities, info and more! It will be held from 1-4 p.m. outdoors on the large lawn space in front of the John Bryan Community Center, 100 Dayton Street. Free. Please bring refillable water bottles.
Gather in the Glen for a slow-paced ½ mile wooded, moderate trail walk. Enjoy the beauty of the Glen and each other's company while getting some mild morning exercise. Geared toward older adults, but all ages and abilities are welcome. Meet outside the Vernet Center at the north end of the Steps Parking Lot: 405 Corry St. Cost: Free. Parking: Free for program participants.
