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At this time we are not set up to make reservations online.
For reservations call the park at
703-768-2525.

Nature Programs for Families

June 3-July 31
Macro and More
See a camera's eye view of the park's biodiversity during this exhibition and sale of photographs by Ed Eder. There will be a closing reception on Sunday, July 26 from 11:30am-1:30pm featuring a presentation by Mr. Eder and refreshments.

Sunday June 7
Sssnakes!
(Families, children 6 yrs. and up), noon-1:30pm. Through discussion and a walk learn about some of Huntley's scaly inhabitants. Reservations required. Canceled if rain. $6/adult, $4/child

Friday June 19
Café Cattail
7-9:30pm. Welcome to Huntley Meadows' very own coffeehouse! Enjoy a relaxing evening applauding our community's talents. Musicians, dancers and poets are encouraged to share their arts with a nature theme. Reservations required for performers only. Sponsored by FOHMP. FREE

Saturday, July 18   POSTPONED.
New date: Saturday, July 25
Bat Watching
8-9:30pm. The only mammals with true flight can find insect prey in complete darkness. Learn about the diversity and adaptations of these fascinating animals at a slide illustrated lecture. Then search twilight skies for bats on the wing. Reservations required. $6/adult, $4/child

Saturday, July 25 and Sunday, July 26
Buglover's Paradise
(Families with children 4 yrs. and up), 10am-noon. The park is buzzing with insect activity - grasshoppers, butterflies, ladybugs and leafhoppers. Stop by our classroom for self-guided activities, a craft and videos. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Sponsored by FOHMP. $4/child

Sunday, July 26
What's On the Wall?
11:30am-12: 30pm. Moths, ambush bugs, owl flies, and more are drawn to the lights around the visitor center and hang out on the walls. Photographer and citizen scientist Ed Eder shares his colorful close-up images of this microhabitat.

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