Archives: Events
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Spring Fling! A Family Fun Workshop
Get ready to unleash your creativity as you craft a wacky garden party hat, perfect for a stroll around the nursery to soak in the sights, scents, and colors of spring.
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Eat Your Greens: A Kid’s Garden Adventure!
Join us for a fun, hands-on Salad Bowl Garden Workshop where you’ll plant your own mini garden and watch your greens come to life. You’ll get your hands in the dirt, plant seeds, and learn how they sprout and grow into delicious, crunchy veggies.
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BYOB: Bring Your Own Book – A Reading Retreat
This is about no work, something to read, and a beautiful spot to unwind. Whether you’re diving into a novel or flipping through a magazine, join us for a reading retreat.
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Raptor Meet & Greet
Plus, you’ll get to meet some of our returning feathered friends, learn about their wild lives, and get your photo taken with the birds.
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Drift Cycle Launch
Celebrate Drift Cycle’s season launch with us! Learn about our new app and program features.
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Refuge Strong Event- environmental support meeting
We are inviting environmental groups to discuss problems, create plans, and seek ways to network more effectively. Multiple experts and volunteers will provide brief narratives with time for questions and answers. Learn about current data about local staff, budgets, and closing offices. Learn how to be Refuge Strong.
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Chamber Music Recital
Join members of the La Crosse Symphony Orchestra, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse Hoeschler Quartet, Central High School Orchestra, and the BGC Free Violin Program for an evening of chamber music!
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The Call of the Frog: The Sounds of Wisconsin’s Wetlands
What You’ll Learn: How to identify Wisconsin’s frogs and toads by ear, Fun mnemonics to help you remember their calls, How to participate in the Wisconsin Frog & Toad Survey (WFTS) and be part of real citizen science
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Stay Sharp! A Spring Pruning Workshop
Learn how to disassemble, sharpen, and clean your pruners while gaining practical insight into identifying and removing dead, diseased, or overgrown growth to encourage new growth and flowering. Discover troubleshooting tips about best practice for maintaining a healthy garden.
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Spring Market in the Valley
Attendees can anticipate a lively atmosphere with opportunities to shop and engage with the local community. For the most current information and any updates, it’s advisable to check the event’s official Facebook page or contact the organizers directly.