» Houston Arboretum & Nature Center
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Located on the western edge of Memorial Park (4 miles from Downtown Houston), the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center offers an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life and the opportunity to experience the natural world. |
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| Houston Arboretum & Nature Center was recommended by Carol Taylor in Houston |
| ARBOR DAY on Saturday, Jan 19th from 10 am to 4 pm. Family fun with your picture taken with Johnny Appleseed or Smokey the Bear. Plus see how paper is made. Make a hat. Plant a seed. Get a free pine seedling. Watch wood carvers. And buy a tree. |
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| Houston Arboretum & Nature Center was recommended by Lydia in Houston |
| Halloween Family fun right in the heart of Memorial Park. On Saturday, Oct. 27 they present ArBOOreum from 3-8 p.m., a great way for the whole family to enjoy Halloween festivities in a natural environment. Children are encouraged to wear costumes and bring flashlights. Wear comfortable walking shoes to enjoy a forest trail with scattered trick-or-treat locations. Stops along the trail will include activities for kids to learn about raccoons, spiders, flying squirrels and other forest animals. planetarium. Then, stroll back outside to enjoy more Halloween carnival festivities at the petting zoo, face painting stations and pony rides. Admission, which includes the trick-or-treat trail, is $10 for ages 3 and up. Carnival tickets sold separately. Event parking will be in a satellite lot located east of the Arboretum. Just follow the signs. For directions, or more information on ArBOOretum call 713-681-8433 or visit www.HoustonArboretum.org |
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| Lydia from Houston also recommends Houston Arboretum & Nature Center |
| Be sure to go to the Houston Arboretum & Nature Center's Owl Prowl on Friday, Feb. 8 from 7 to 9 p.m. I went to my first Owl Prowl there in January and didn't know what to expect. You take a guided tour along the forest trails at night and hear a naturalist imitate an owl call and you listen to hear whether an owl calls back. One particular owl flew a foot over our heads on the trail. It is a nightime adventure at the Arboretum. Lots of fun and a whole different experience at the Arboretum at night. |


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