Fall Fest
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Aldo Leopold Nature Center, Monona 300 Femrite Drive, Monona, Wisconsin 53716
Stephanie Briand/Aldo Leopold Nature Center
People in costumes in a fall landscape.
A past Fall Fest event.
media release: When the dusky autumn sky turns from red to gray, “Creatures of the Night” come out to play! Join us at Fall Fest – the Aldo Leopold Nature Center’s annual fun-filled night of spooky activities in not-so-scary style. With activities indoors and out, there is plenty of fun for the whole family to enjoy. This event is FREE and features a FREE shuttle from Ahuska Park. Food carts and s’mores available for a fee. Never been to the nature center before? Join us to see what ALNC is all about!
- Come dressed in costume and participate in a COSTUME PARADE
- Conduct ‘sweet’ SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS
- Hear not-so-spooky stories in THE HAUNTED SHACK
- Discover what’s hiding in THE BONE YARD
- Hike torch-lit trails to the A-MAZE-ING BASSWOOD TREE
- Roast marshmallows over a FALL CAMPFIRE
- Meet real-live CREEPY CRAWLIES
- Take a hike through the prairie and participate in NIGHT-TIME NATURE BINGO
- Join the HOOT AND HOWL UNDER THE MOON, and much more
LOCATION: Aldo Leopold Nature Center ● 330 Femrite Drive, Monona, WI
DATE & TIME: Friday, October 18 ● 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
FEE: This event is FREE and open to the PUBLIC
CONTACT: (608) 221-0404 or www.
Aldo Leopold Nature Center (ALNC) is a private, not-for-profit educational organization dedicated to the conservation land ethic of Aldo Leopold. The Aldo Leopold Nature Center’s mission is to nurture children, their well-being, and environmental sustainability through connecting and learning in nature. ALNC provides hands-on environmental programming for school children and their families, reaching tens of thousands of people annually. In addition, ALNC sponsors Nature Net: the Environmental Learning Network, which promotes environmental education for children by organizing collaborative networks of nature centers throughout Wisconsin.