Event Type : Educational

Researchers, clinicians and suicide prevention advocates will share information about suicide, suicidal persons and the repercussions of suicide at both the personal and community level. Equity and Equality in Suicide Prevention will emphasize suicide prevention for all demographics, with a special focus on high risk and underserved communities, and fairness to all regardless of one’s race, ethnicity, gender, ability, socio-economic status, sexual orientation, or geographical location.

Families are invited to join Alex Thomas and Friends for Oliver’s Animal Adventures. These programs mix the silliness of puppetry with a series of live exotic animals for an educational and entertaining virtual program. This series is available on Royal Oak Public Library’s Facebook page and YouTube channel at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesdays. Each episode is 5 to 7 minutes long.

Cheddar the Village Mouse tells stories for preschoolers and their families virtually. Register for Zoom access.

Event Schedule

Feb. 3 – Circles & Snowmen

March 3 – Maple Syruping

Families are invited to join Alex Thomas and Friends for Oliver’s Animal Adventures. These programs mix the silliness of puppetry with a series of live exotic animals for an educational and entertaining virtual program. This series is available on Royal Oak Public Library’s Facebook page and YouTube channel at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesdays. Each episode is 5 to 7 minutes long.

Families are invited to join Alex Thomas and Friends for Oliver’s Animal Adventures. These programs mix the silliness of puppetry with a series of live exotic animals for an educational and entertaining virtual program. This series is available on Royal Oak Public Library’s Facebook page and YouTube channel at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesdays. Each episode is 5 to 7 minutes long.

Families are invited to join Alex Thomas and Friends for Oliver’s Animal Adventures. These programs mix the silliness of puppetry with a series of live exotic animals for an educational and entertaining virtual program. This series is available on Royal Oak Public Library’s Facebook page and YouTube channel at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesdays. Each episode is 5 to 7 minutes long.

Families are invited to join Alex Thomas and Friends for Oliver’s Animal Adventures. These programs mix the silliness of puppetry with a series of live exotic animals for an educational and entertaining virtual program. This series is available on Royal Oak Public Library’s Facebook page and YouTube channel at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesdays. Each episode is 5 to 7 minutes long.

Cheddar the Village Mouse tells stories for preschoolers and their families virtually. Register for Zoom access.

Event Schedule

Feb. 3 – Circles & Snowmen

March 3 – Maple Syruping

Families are invited to join Alex Thomas and Friends for Oliver’s Animal Adventures. These programs mix the silliness of puppetry with a series of live exotic animals for an educational and entertaining virtual program. This series is available on Royal Oak Public Library’s Facebook page and YouTube channel at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesdays. Each episode is 5 to 7 minutes long.

Join Wolcott Mill Metropark to learn the history of one of the first crops harvested each year. Take a short hike to the woods where participants will learn how to identify and tap maple trees. Then, visit a wood-fired evaporator to discover how maple sap becomes maple syrup. Maple items and kits will be available for purchase. Tours begin every half hour, last approximately one hour and are entirely outdoors. Participants will walk about half a mile over uneven ground. Face coverings and registration are required.

Join Wolcott Mill Metropark to learn the history of one of the first crops harvested each year. Take a short hike to the woods where participants will learn how to identify and tap maple trees. Then, visit a wood-fired evaporator to discover how maple sap becomes maple syrup. Maple items and kits will be available for purchase. Tours begin every half hour, last approximately one hour and are entirely outdoors. Participants will walk about half a mile over uneven ground. Face coverings and registration are required.

Join Dinosaur Hill staff beneath the snowy canopy of Cranberry Lake’s own monster maples to learn about how maple sugar was first discovered, the advancements in the technology that has allowed us to harvest and produce enough for the world, and the science behind how this sticky confectionary is even possible. Participants will be given their own tap kits to take home to make their own maple syrup at home. Registration is required and space is limited.

Families are invited to join Alex Thomas and Friends for Oliver’s Animal Adventures. These programs mix the silliness of puppetry with a series of live exotic animals for an educational and entertaining virtual program. This series is available on Royal Oak Public Library’s Facebook page and YouTube channel at 3:30 p.m. on Wednesdays. Each episode is 5 to 7 minutes long.

Join Wolcott Mill Metropark to learn the history of one of the first crops harvested each year. Take a short hike to the woods where participants will learn how to identify and tap maple trees. Then, visit a wood-fired evaporator to discover how maple sap becomes maple syrup. Maple items and kits will be available for purchase. Tours begin every half hour, last approximately one hour and are entirely outdoors. Participants will walk about half a mile over uneven ground. Face coverings and registration are required.

Join Wolcott Mill Metropark to learn the history of one of the first crops harvested each year. Take a short hike to the woods where participants will learn how to identify and tap maple trees. Then, visit a wood-fired evaporator to discover how maple sap becomes maple syrup. Maple items and kits will be available for purchase. Tours begin every half hour, last approximately one hour and are entirely outdoors. Participants will walk about half a mile over uneven ground. Face coverings and registration are required.

Join Wolcott Mill Metropark to learn the history of one of the first crops harvested each year. Take a short hike to the woods where participants will learn how to identify and tap maple trees. Then, visit a wood-fired evaporator to discover how maple sap becomes maple syrup. Maple items and kits will be available for purchase. Tours begin every half hour, last approximately one hour and are entirely outdoors. Participants will walk about half a mile over uneven ground. Face coverings and registration are required.

Join Wolcott Mill Metropark to learn the history of one of the first crops harvested each year. Take a short hike to the woods where participants will learn how to identify and tap maple trees. Then, visit a wood-fired evaporator to discover how maple sap becomes maple syrup. Maple items and kits will be available for purchase. Tours begin every half hour, last approximately one hour and are entirely outdoors. Participants will walk about half a mile over uneven ground. Face coverings and registration are required.

Join Wolcott Mill Metropark to learn the history of one of the first crops harvested each year. Take a short hike to the woods where participants will learn how to identify and tap maple trees. Then, visit a wood-fired evaporator to discover how maple sap becomes maple syrup. Maple items and kits will be available for purchase. Tours begin every half hour, last approximately one hour and are entirely outdoors. Participants will walk about half a mile over uneven ground. Face coverings and registration are required.