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  • Oaks and Acorns: Plant a Seed for Spring

    (ages 3-5 with an adult) Wonder, respect, and love for the natural world will get a great start in these engaging weekly classes. Take nature hikes, read stories, and create…

  • Arboretum Afternoons: Spring Things! – Cancelled

    (ages 5-8) After a long school day, your child will enjoy exploring nature with our Environmental Educators in this engaging program.  While this is generally a drop-off program, we also…

  • Let’s Get Growing!: Sowing Seeds of Wonder!

    (ages 5-10) Starting your own vegetables, herbs, and edible flowers from seeds is easier than you think—and a lot of fun too! In this hands-on workshop, you’ll learn how to grow peppers, tomatoes, sugar snap peas, and more! Members: $25 | Non-Members: $35 Member registration begins on Tuesday, February 4, 2025, at 9:00 am; Non-Member…

  • Daffodil Days (April 1-15)

    Celebrate the beauty of spring at Summit’s annual Daffodil Day, a beloved tradition that draws visitors from near and far.

  • Daffodil Days (April 1-15)

    Celebrate the beauty of spring at Summit’s annual Daffodil Day, a beloved tradition that draws visitors from near and far.

  • Oaks and Acorns: Signs of Spring

    (ages 3-5 with an adult) Wonder, respect, and love for the natural world will be a great start in these engaging weekly classes.  Take nature hikes, read stories, and create a one-of-a-kind project every week. These are wonderful experiences where children can spend time outdoors with an Environmental Educator. The cost is per child. Registration…

  • Daffodil Days (April 1-15)

    Celebrate the beauty of spring at Summit’s annual Daffodil Day, a beloved tradition that draws visitors from near and far.

  • Nature Creations: Woodland Friends and Fairy Homes

    (ages 5-10) We’ll create our own tiny garden friends to treasure, and we’ll also work together to build fairy homes! The natural world is our inspiration and the source of our materials in this new afterschool offering! Through noticing the beauty, variety, and resourcefulness of nature, we’ll connect to our own uniqueness and creativity The…

  • Daffodil Days (April 1-15)

    Celebrate the beauty of spring at Summit’s annual Daffodil Day, a beloved tradition that draws visitors from near and far.

  • Daffodil Days (April 1-15)

    Celebrate the beauty of spring at Summit’s annual Daffodil Day, a beloved tradition that draws visitors from near and far.

  • Daffodil Days (April 1-15)

    Celebrate the beauty of spring at Summit’s annual Daffodil Day, a beloved tradition that draws visitors from near and far.

  • Daffodil Days (April 1-15)

    Celebrate the beauty of spring at Summit’s annual Daffodil Day, a beloved tradition that draws visitors from near and far.

  • Little Wonders: Welcome Spring!! – SOLD OUT

    (ages 0-3 with an adult) Infants, toddlers and caregivers join our educators to learn how animals and plants prepare for new life in Spring. Hike woodland trails and engage in active nature play designed to stimulate your child’s curiosity and sense of wonder. Stories, crafts, music, and sensorimotor activities add to the experience by deepening…

  • Daffodil Days (April 1-15)

    Celebrate the beauty of spring at Summit’s annual Daffodil Day, a beloved tradition that draws visitors from near and far.

  • Daffodil Days (April 1-15)

    Celebrate the beauty of spring at Summit’s annual Daffodil Day, a beloved tradition that draws visitors from near and far.

  • Oaks and Acorns: Daffodils

    (ages 3-5 with an adult) Wonder, respect, and love for the natural world will be a great start in these engaging weekly classes.  Take nature hikes, read stories, and create a one-of-a-kind project every week. These are wonderful experiences where children can spend time outdoors with an Environmental Educator. The cost is per child. Registration…

  • Daffodil Days (April 1-15)

    Celebrate the beauty of spring at Summit’s annual Daffodil Day, a beloved tradition that draws visitors from near and far.