Join us for a special session of Catskills Nature Explorers with guest artists and educators Bryan and Susan Perrin of UrthArts Projects! In celebration of the Full Sturgeon Moon, Bryan and Susan will share stories and imagery of the sturgeon—an ancient, awe-inspiring fish once abundant in the Hudson River—and discuss its cultural and ecological significance.

Through guided discussion and visual inspiration, young explorers will then get creative with a hands-on art activity. All materials will be provided for kids to craft their own Sturgeon Moon image to take home.

Catskills Nature Explorers is a fun, hands-on program designed to inspire the next generation of naturalists through weekly adventures in nature, science, art, and wildlife. From bugs to birds, wildflowers to weather, each week brings a new adventure in nature, science, art, and wildlife.

Held every Wednesday from 10:30 to 11:30 am throughout June, July, and August at the Catskills Visitor Center, this program is perfect for kids ages 5 to 12 (elementary level). 

Each session offers something new to discover in the natural world, and children must be accompanied by an adult. This event is free! Registration is required, as space is limited.

Get ready to explore, create, and connect with the Catskills—one wild Wednesday at a time!

Questions? Email across@catskillcenter.org