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    Wilderness Story Time and Crafts

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    Autumn is upon us! Join us for a children's book reading and autumn-inspired arts and crafts activities.

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    Water Color Painting with the Lake O' the Dalles

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    Stop by anytime during this open-ended workshop to paint a nature masterpiece using water gathered straight from the Lake O’ the Dalles! All materials are provided, and you can stay for a few minutes or the full session to create at your own pace.

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    Native Arts and Culture of the Ho-Chunk – Dreamcatcher Making

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    Dee Croaker is an Anishinaabe multi-disciplinary artist. She will guide attendees on the process for making Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) Dreamcatchers.

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    Art – Naturally!

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    Ignite your imagination to create whimsical art pieces using nature as our inspiration.

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    Wild Child In The Park

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    Be inspired by the wonders of nature! Wild child is all about nature, kids and adventure!

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    Bird Homes

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    Birds make all kinds of different houses to live in. Explore what these bird homes look like and try your hand at making one yourself! Stop in at the Beach from 10 - Noon for this fun activity.

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    Fun Fish Prints!

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    Bring an old t-shirt to revamp your wardrobe or use the provided paper to do some neat printmaking using lifelike fish stamps and colorful ink!

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    4th Annual Mead Kite Festival

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    Celebrate the wind at the Mead, marvel at the acrobatics and engineering of magical kites, bring your own or make one on-site. Learn from expert flyers, play and relax.

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    Nature Nook

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    This program is for Kids 12 and under, during this event we will be reading "Drop: An adventure through the water cycle", making a water cycle themed craft, and getting the kids set up with their WI Explorer Booklets.

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    Ink Fish Printing

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    In the mid-1800s in Japan, fishermen created "Gyotaku" prints to record their prized catches by pressing rice paper onto a fish covered with ink or paint.

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