Visit the BFEC and search for fairy houses! They are visible from the hiking trail so please be sure to stay on the path. Take an easy walk along the outer edge of our labyrinth trail and see how many fairy houses you can spy.
Paintings by local artist Paige Hashman explore a dreamscape of life through neon color choices and vibrant movement, reminding the viewers that life isn’t all that serious and that there is always time to dance. The exhibit can be viewed any time the BFEC Resource Center is open.
Take a walk on the BFEC's self-guided Interpretive River Trail and spot the birds, reptiles, amphibians, mammals and fish. Meet at the Laymon Road water access.
Take a break in the middle of your day with a gentle, flowing yoga practice, every Monday from Aug. 3 to Sept 28. This class links movement with breath, helping you reset and recharge before heading back to the rest of your day.
Take a break in the middle of your day with a gentle, flowing yoga practice, every Monday from Aug. 3 to Sept 28. This class links movement with breath, helping you reset and recharge before heading back to the rest of your day.
Stop by the BFEC to see our monarch butterflies before they fly away! Learn about their life cycles, their favorite flowers, and their impressive flight across a continent.
Take a break in the middle of your day with a gentle, flowing yoga practice, every Monday from Aug. 3 to Sept 28. This class links movement with breath, helping you reset and recharge before heading back to the rest of your day.
It’s spooky season! Visit the BFEC to learn about the creepy, captivating bats that live in Central Ohio. Keep an eye on the sky as the sun sets to look for several bat species, and examine bat specimens.
Visit the Brown Family Environmental Center for hayrides, live music, food trucks, children’s activities, farm animals, a campfire, pumpkin decorating, a cider press, an art exhibit by plein air painters, and so much more!
Visit the BFEC for a self-guided fall foliage walk and learn how leaves change color each year. Try your hand at leaf-rubbing art and learn about the trees that fill our forests.