Tag Archives: Class

Native American Dream Catcher Class

Class, Hudson WI, Native American, RiverFest

Join storyteller Michael “Laughing Fox” Charette and make your own dream catcher. Open to both adults and children. Free Class

Cloud in a Jar with Mr. Mick

Class, Environment, Hudson Area Public Library, Hudson WI, Kids, Nature

Mr. Mick will be teaching us about how clouds are formed. Join us outside on the library terrace.

Refashioning Scrappy

Class, Hudson WI, Nature, RiverFest, Scrappy

Help create a new “skin” for Scrappy, the RiverFest mascot, with the trash collected during the river clean-up. Scrappy will be at Picnic Point (the south end of Lakefront Park) on Tuesday and at The Phipps (on the north lawn) on Wednesday & Thursday.
All are welcome to come and help!

St. Croix RiverFest: River Deluxe Exploration

Class, Hudson WI, Nature, RiverFest, Scrappy, St. Croix River

River Deluxe Exploration is an amazing class with instructor: Liz Malanaphy, for students who love the St. Croix River, science and art. Participate in RiverFest programs, paddle a kayak, and use trash from the river to transform the seven-foot tall RiverFest mascot, “Scrappy the splashing Bass!”

For ages 8-14. Bring a sack lunch each day. Class fee $209 (including kayak rental). For registration call 715-386-2305 or visit https://thephipps.org/education/summer-camps.

Tropical Wings Rainforest in the Atrium Gallery

Class, Hudson WI, Kids, Nature, RiverFest

To celebrate the neotropical migratory birds who make the St. Croix River Valley their summer home, The Phipps Atrium Gallery has been transformed into a tropical rainforest with birds made by students from Willow River Elementary School under the direction of local artist Lana Sjoberg.

This project is a partnership with Tropical Wings, a non-profit volunteer organization whose mission is to support the Sister Parks Agreement between the National Park Service in the Upper Midwest and national parks on the Osa Peninsula of Costa Rica (SINAC/ACOSA) by promoting an awareness of Neotropical migratory birds and supporting habitat conservation through building relationships within and between communities at both ends of the migration.

Writing on the Wild Side

Class, Hudson WI, Nature, RiverFest, St. Croix River

Observation, Reflection and Journaling in Nature: This class invites you to find a deeper, more holistic understanding of nature and place. Join us as we explore the power of keeping a nature journal in the beautiful Wisconsin Campus of Carpenter Nature Center. The instructor, Lynette Anderson, is a member of the Tropical Wings Board of Directors and an interpretive naturalist at Belwin Conservancy.

Co-sponsored by Tropical Wings. The class size is limited to 10. There is a $15 materials fee, and registration is required. Call Carpenter Nature Center at 651-437-4359 to register.