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Art After Dark
May 28 @ 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
FREE
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website
“Join GPCA’s Nature Educators on Wednesday evenings to explore and discover together! This program runs every week from 4-7:30pm. This free, drop in program is designed for kids and families ages 4 and up. Activities will follow themes of nature and science, but with a special focus on learning, processing, and making personal connections to subject matter through art. Families can enjoy open-ended collaborative or individual projects, nature journal prompts inspired by the Conservatory collection and conversations about Chicago’s ecosystems and our place in them, in a calm and inviting atmosphere!
This program is included in all reservations to visit the Conservatory, book your reservation ahead of time here: here (link opens in a new tab)
Family programs are supported in part by Peoples Gas Community Fund, The Dr. Scholl Foundation and PNC.”
-Description from the Garfield Park Conservatory Website