Community Calendar

This series of workshops features outdoor experts and enthusiasts who will guide you through various outdoors-related topics and activities. Trail13 is here to help you become more knowledgeable and confident when recreating outside!

Each month we will be introduced to outdoor equipment, concepts, and skills. Each program includes an added bonus of a chance at bringing a cool new piece of gear home to practice your new skills with!

Bonus!!! This month, one participant will be leaving with a new, portable grill/fire pit!

Registration is free but necessary.

OSU Symphony Orchestra
Dr. Thomas Dickey, Music Director & Conductor
Nicholas Han, Assistant Conductor

Thursday, September 29 at 7:30 PM

Schubert, Symphony No. 8 in B Minor ("Unfinished")
Tchaikovsky, Suite of Dances from Swan Lake

$12, 10, and 7

https://mcknightcenter.org

Humpty Dumpty has fallen off the wall and it's up to all of the characters in Rhymeville to work together to put him back together! This story is a hilarious twist on the classic nursery rhyme and will be sure to delight all young audience members with bright colors and fun ininteractive characters. Recommended for 3+.

The Oklahoma Biodiversity Stewardship Program is bringing us this opportunity with the goal of raising awareness about monarch Butterflies while providing information and resources on how to help this species of butterfly and other pollinators.

During the program we will discuss the monarch's range, diet, and life history. We will also review different Monarch conservation efforts and talk about what individuals can do to help these beloved butterflies.

After we learn about our pollinator friends, we will have a chance to tag monarchs that are migrating through Oklahoma on their way to their overwintering area in Mexico!

Please register each person from your group who will be attending this program. Registration is free but required. Limited spaces available.

Humpty Dumpty has fallen off the wall and it's up to all of the characters in Rhymeville to work together to put him back together! This story is a hilarious twist on the classic nursery rhyme and will be sure to delight all young audience members with bright colors and fun ininteractive characters. Recommended for 3+.

Monarchs in the Park, a festival celebrating our precious pollinators, is back! Join us in Andrews Park and the Central Library on October 2, 2022, for a sun family-friendly and educational event! Participants can enjoy plant sales, pollinator educational booths, family crafts, and more, including a special presentation by featured guest, Author Sara Dykman, who bicycled over 10,000 miles alongside migrating monarch butterflies. Butterfly and other pollinator costumes are encouraged, and everyone can take part in the Pollinator Parade!

Humpty Dumpty has fallen off the wall and it's up to all of the characters in Rhymeville to work together to put him back together! This story is a hilarious twist on the classic nursery rhyme and will be sure to delight all young audience members with bright colors and fun ininteractive characters. Recommended for 3+.

Humpty Dumpty has fallen off the wall and it's up to all of the characters in Rhymeville to work together to put him back together! This story is a hilarious twist on the classic nursery rhyme and will be sure to delight all young audience members with bright colors and fun ininteractive characters. Recommended for 3+.

Humpty Dumpty has fallen off the wall and it's up to all of the characters in Rhymeville to work together to put him back together! This story is a hilarious twist on the classic nursery rhyme and will be sure to delight all young audience members with bright colors and fun ininteractive characters. Recommended for 3+.

The Oklahoma Biodiversity Stewardship Program is bringing us this opportunity with the goal of raising awareness about monarch Butterflies while providing information and resources on how to help this species of butterfly and other pollinators.

During the program we will discuss the monarch's range, diet, and life history. We will also review different Monarch conservation efforts and talk about what individuals can do to help these beloved butterflies.

After we learn about our pollinator friends, we will have a chance to tag monarchs that are migrating through Oklahoma on their way to their overwintering area in Mexico!

Please register each person from your group who will be attending this program. Registration is free but required. Limited spaces available.