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Get Outside! Kids Club

The Get Outside! Kids Club will be on the weekend this year!

Sign up for three sessions at once for this free program at www.natureregina.ca/events by RSVPing for Saturday, September 10th from 1:00 to 2:30. Spaces are limited. Please register early to guarantee your spot. This program fills up fast!

Get Outside! Kids Club fall sessions include:
Saturday, September 10th 1:00-2:30
Mamaweyatin Centre – North Central Community Gardens

Community gardening from a local gardener, making seed bombs, pressing flowers and leaves, playing a pollination game and more!

Saturday, September 17th 1:00-2:30
McKell Wascana Conservation Park

Pond dipping and looking for aquatic insects, learning about a marsh with science experiments, going on a guided hike with a plant expert, bird watching, playing a predator-prey nature themed game and more.

Saturday, October 1st 1:00-2:30
Prairie Native Plant Garden beside the Royal Saskatchewan Museum

Exploring the Prairie Native Plant Garden with a plant expert, learning about Indigenous plants and pollinators, playing nature themed games and a nature based craft (depending on the weather).

The Get Outside! Kids Club is a free outdoor learning and education program offered by Nature Regina, Nature Saskatchewan and SaskOutdoors for children and their parent/guardian between the ages of 6 and 13. Parents attend with their children.

Come and have an outdoor adventure with us!

A big thanks to the City of Regina, SaskLotteries, TD Friends of the Environment and the Every Bite Affects the World – Local Action Award for providing funding for the Get Outside! Kids Club program.

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Date

Sep 10 2022
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Time

1:00 pm - 2:30 pm

Cost

Free

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