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Come to the White Cedar Nature Center to test your park knowledge including history, geology, animals, and more with a game of Jeopardy!
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Learn the basics of knot tying and discover how these handy skills can help around the campsite and during outdoor adventures. Drop in outside the Boathouse to practice your knots and create a fun take-home craft!
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From shimmering fish scales to vivid bird feathers, structural colors change how we see the world around us.
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Ignite your imagination to create whimsical art pieces using nature as our inspiration.
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Discover the lost company town of Stonehaven, once home to immigrant quarry workers on the shores of Lake Michigan.
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Join us for a pressure-free journaling club focused on improving your observation skills and appreciation for nature.
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Bring the family to the Amphitheater and enjoy an evening of music with Tonic Roots, featuring soulful blues, acoustic rock, and original repertoire.
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For untold generations, what is now called Devil's Lake and the surrounding lands has been an important cultural landscape for the Indigenous people of this area.
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Have you ever stumbled upon something stinky that an animal left behind? Take a short hike around the White Cedar Nature Center with a naturalist to find out who pooped in the park.
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Create your own plaster cast of an animal’s track during this program. In this two hour event, we will create a cast of an animal’s track, as well as complete some fun, themed activities. Ages: All.