1-1/2 to 2 hour programs at Hugh Moore Park (directions). Program fee: $8.00 for nonmembers / $6.00 for members.

 

Learn all about blacksmithing and make an "S" hook.

 

Find animal tracks at Hugh Moore Park and make some tracks to take home.

 

Hugh Moore Park is full of birds. Let's see what we can find and make a bird feeder.

 

There is a lot of stuff under the ground. Come dig for a while. This is a 3 hour program and will cost $16.00 per person.

 

Use a pole and line to catch fish, make a fish print, and learn all about types of fish found in the Lehigh River.

 

Harness a mule, wash clothes, and participate in other 19th century activities.

 

Overnight campout at part with nature walks, campfires, s'mores, outdoor movies and crafts. This overnight program will cost $45 per person.

 

 

 

All programs are from 4:00 to 5:00 at Hugh Moore Park (Directions).  The cost is $5.00 per program. 

 

Jan. 15th, 2008 - Parlor Games 101:  What did 19th century kids do in the middle of the winter?  They didn't have Xbox or TV.  Come play different indoor games that kept children entertained for hours.

 

Feb. 19th - Say Cheese!:  Come see what old cameras look like and how pictures used to be taken.  Dress up and take a picture home.

 

 

 

Wildlands Conservancy and The National Canal Museum have teamed up to bring you Wildlands Environmental Education programming. All programs take place at Hugh Moore Park in The Emrick Technology Center.   Winter & Spring Family Program Calendar

 

 

 

Have you ever wondered what it was like living on the canal?  Visit a locktender's house on the Lehigh Canal and learn all about canal life.  Do laundry in a washtub, play old-time games, harness a mule (fiberglass), and make apple cider.