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Upcoming Events

Monday, July 06
  • Lake County Then and Now (09 AM - 12 PM)
    Event details:
    Monday, July 06-Friday, July 10
    Two young children digging through sand and finding replica dinosaur bones.
    09 AM - 12 PM
    Journey through Lake County's unique history by exploring the Dunn Museum galleries, examining artifacts, making crafts, and playing historic games. Discover how the area has changed over time - or stayed the same - by looking at different time periods. Hear stories of those who have called this area home and imagine what the future might hold.
     
Tuesday, July 07
  • Fishing 1: FULL (08 AM - 11 AM)
    Event details:
    Tuesday, July 07-Thursday, July 09
    Instructor teaching young children how to fish on a pier.
    08 AM - 11 AM
    Explore the watery world that fish inhabit and learn the basic skills, techniques, and bait needed to catch them. Each day includes a 1.5-hour fishing session, and all equipment is provided.
     
  • Animal Attire (08:30 AM - 11:30 AM)
    Event details:
    Tuesday, July 07-Thursday, July 09
    Instructor outdoors teaching a group of students about oak trees.
    08:30 AM - 11:30 AM
    Explore different Lake County animal species by observing their unique coverings. From feathers to fur, to scales, slime, and exoskeletons, discover the adaptations of birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and insects through hands-on investigations, live animal encounters, and nature explorations. Runs Tuesday-Thursday.
     
  • Wetland Explorers: FULL (08:30 AM - 11:30 AM)
    Event details:
    Tuesday, July 07-Thursday, July 09
    Young child holding up a container small frog inside.
    08:30 AM - 11:30 AM
    Learn the importance of water to our world's survival by becoming a wetland explorer. We will investigate different types of wetlands, finding plants and animals that call these habitats home. Runs Tuesday - Thursday.
     
  • Young Nature Explorers (09 AM - 10:30 AM)
    Event details:
    Tuesday, July 07-Thursday, July 09
    Young Nature Explorers learning how to catch bug with nets.
    09 AM - 10:30 AM
    Join us with your child to explore different types of wildlife movement. Hands-on activities will allow you to experience unique interactions with nature.
     
  • Lake County Then and Now (09 AM - 12 PM)
    Event details:
    Monday, July 06-Friday, July 10
    Two young children digging through sand and finding replica dinosaur bones.
    09 AM - 12 PM
    Journey through Lake County's unique history by exploring the Dunn Museum galleries, examining artifacts, making crafts, and playing historic games. Discover how the area has changed over time - or stayed the same - by looking at different time periods. Hear stories of those who have called this area home and imagine what the future might hold.
     
  • Concerts in the Plaza: (07 PM - 08:30 PM)
    Event details:
    Tuesday, July 07
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    07 PM - 08:30 PM
    These live outdoor musical performances begin at 7 pm every Tuesday through August 4 at Independence Grove in Libertyville.
     
Wednesday, July 08
  • Fishing 1: FULL (08 AM - 11 AM)
    Event details:
    Tuesday, July 07-Thursday, July 09
    Instructor teaching young children how to fish on a pier.
    08 AM - 11 AM
    Explore the watery world that fish inhabit and learn the basic skills, techniques, and bait needed to catch them. Each day includes a 1.5-hour fishing session, and all equipment is provided.
     
  • Animal Attire (08:30 AM - 11:30 AM)
    Event details:
    Tuesday, July 07-Thursday, July 09
    Instructor outdoors teaching a group of students about oak trees.
    08:30 AM - 11:30 AM
    Explore different Lake County animal species by observing their unique coverings. From feathers to fur, to scales, slime, and exoskeletons, discover the adaptations of birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and insects through hands-on investigations, live animal encounters, and nature explorations. Runs Tuesday-Thursday.
     
  • Wetland Explorers: FULL (08:30 AM - 11:30 AM)
    Event details:
    Tuesday, July 07-Thursday, July 09
    Young child holding up a container small frog inside.
    08:30 AM - 11:30 AM
    Learn the importance of water to our world's survival by becoming a wetland explorer. We will investigate different types of wetlands, finding plants and animals that call these habitats home. Runs Tuesday - Thursday.
     
  • Young Nature Explorers (09 AM - 10:30 AM)
    Event details:
    Tuesday, July 07-Thursday, July 09
    Young Nature Explorers learning how to catch bug with nets.
    09 AM - 10:30 AM
    Join us with your child to explore different types of wildlife movement. Hands-on activities will allow you to experience unique interactions with nature.
     
  • Lake County Then and Now (09 AM - 12 PM)
    Event details:
    Monday, July 06-Friday, July 10
    Two young children digging through sand and finding replica dinosaur bones.
    09 AM - 12 PM
    Journey through Lake County's unique history by exploring the Dunn Museum galleries, examining artifacts, making crafts, and playing historic games. Discover how the area has changed over time - or stayed the same - by looking at different time periods. Hear stories of those who have called this area home and imagine what the future might hold.
     
Thursday, July 09
  • Fishing 1: FULL (08 AM - 11 AM)
    Event details:
    Tuesday, July 07-Thursday, July 09
    Instructor teaching young children how to fish on a pier.
    08 AM - 11 AM
    Explore the watery world that fish inhabit and learn the basic skills, techniques, and bait needed to catch them. Each day includes a 1.5-hour fishing session, and all equipment is provided.
     
  • Animal Attire (08:30 AM - 11:30 AM)
    Event details:
    Tuesday, July 07-Thursday, July 09
    Instructor outdoors teaching a group of students about oak trees.
    08:30 AM - 11:30 AM
    Explore different Lake County animal species by observing their unique coverings. From feathers to fur, to scales, slime, and exoskeletons, discover the adaptations of birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and insects through hands-on investigations, live animal encounters, and nature explorations. Runs Tuesday-Thursday.
     
  • Wetland Explorers: FULL (08:30 AM - 11:30 AM)
    Event details:
    Tuesday, July 07-Thursday, July 09
    Young child holding up a container small frog inside.
    08:30 AM - 11:30 AM
    Learn the importance of water to our world's survival by becoming a wetland explorer. We will investigate different types of wetlands, finding plants and animals that call these habitats home. Runs Tuesday - Thursday.
     
  • Young Nature Explorers (09 AM - 10:30 AM)
    Event details:
    Tuesday, July 07-Thursday, July 09
    Young Nature Explorers learning how to catch bug with nets.
    09 AM - 10:30 AM
    Join us with your child to explore different types of wildlife movement. Hands-on activities will allow you to experience unique interactions with nature.
     
  • Lake County Then and Now (09 AM - 12 PM)
    Event details:
    Monday, July 06-Friday, July 10
    Two young children digging through sand and finding replica dinosaur bones.
    09 AM - 12 PM
    Journey through Lake County's unique history by exploring the Dunn Museum galleries, examining artifacts, making crafts, and playing historic games. Discover how the area has changed over time - or stayed the same - by looking at different time periods. Hear stories of those who have called this area home and imagine what the future might hold.
     
  • We the Native People (06 PM - 07 PM)
    Event details:
    Thursday, July 09
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    06 PM - 07 PM
    Award-winning Ojibwa author Kim Sigafus discusses the experiences and lives of Native Americans at the time the Declaration of Independence was signed. She will emphasize the impact of the document and western expansion and how fundamental differences between the newer government and Native peoples ultimately led to conflicts. Kim will then lead the audience further into the lives of Native people through a traditional story and song, while allownig them the chance to join in.
     
Friday, July 10
  • Wildflower Walk (08 AM - 09:30 AM)
    Event details:
    Friday, July 10
    Large bumblebee foraging a purple bergamot flower.
    08 AM - 09:30 AM
    Enjoy a relaxing walk and discover the diversity of beautiful summer wildflowers at Pine Dunes.
     
  • Lake County Then and Now (09 AM - 12 PM)
    Event details:
    Monday, July 06-Friday, July 10
    Two young children digging through sand and finding replica dinosaur bones.
    09 AM - 12 PM
    Journey through Lake County's unique history by exploring the Dunn Museum galleries, examining artifacts, making crafts, and playing historic games. Discover how the area has changed over time - or stayed the same - by looking at different time periods. Hear stories of those who have called this area home and imagine what the future might hold.
     
Saturday, July 11
  • Walk with a Naturalist: (09 AM - 10:30 AM)
    Event details:
    Saturday, July 11
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    09 AM - 10:30 AM
    Join a naturalist and take a leisurely stroll through this beautiful preserve. Learn about the history of this site and take a close look at some of the interesting plants and animals that we come upon. There is a fee for this program.
     
  • Restoration Workday  (09 AM - 12:30 PM)
    Event details:
    Saturday, July 11
    Restoration Workday volunteer clearing invasive species.
    09 AM - 12:30 PM
    Grab some work gloves, help restore the environment, and get a behind-the-scenes look at your preserves! Help our natural communities by removing invasive plants and helping native species thrive.