Saturday, November 7
A Bird in the Hand (Canceled)
8:30-11 a.m.
Join us for a morning of up close and personal looks at the songbirds that call the park home. From cardinals and chickadees to goldfinches and native sparrows, we’ll be capturing, banding and releasing these birds and others. You’ll learn identification tips, natural history, and when you help release a bird, you’ll receive a certificate of appreciation and automatic “membership” in the GRSP Bird Buddy Club. Meet at the Rust House.
Honey Creek Hike
9-11 a.m.
You are invited to join our trained Honey Creek guides for a walk to Honey Creek. This beautiful stream and surrounding environment is one of the scenic wonders of the Hill Country. You’ll learn about both the natural and cultural history of this area during this approximate two-hour hike. Sponsored by the Friends of Guadalupe River and Honey Creek, a suggested donation of $5 per family or $2 per individual is requested. Meet at the Rust House.
Saturday, November 14
Honey Creek Hike
9-11 a.m.
You are invited to join our trained Honey Creek guides for a walk to Honey Creek. This beautiful stream and surrounding environment is one of the scenic wonders of the Hill Country. You’ll learn about both the natural and cultural history of this area during this approximate two-hour hike. Sponsored by the Friends of Guadalupe River and Honey Creek, a suggested donation of $5 per family or $2 per individual is requested. Meet at the Rust House.
River Wonders (Canceled)
1-2:30 p.m.
The Guadalupe River is home to an amazing diversity of animal life, from frogs and fish to damsel- and dragonflies. So put on your wet shoes, hike up those britches, grab a net and plunge into the river with us as we check out who lives in, on and around the water for these sure-to-be fun adventures. Meet at the Amphitheatre.
Sunday, November 15
Bird Walk and Talk (Canceled)
8-11 a.m.
Join our Park Interpreter for a leisurely morning walk through Honey Creek State Natural Area in search of seasonal migrants as well as resident birds. From spotted towhees to rufous-crowned sparrows and migrating raptors, we’ll enjoy our feather-winged wonders. Bring binoculars (we have a limited number for loan), field guide and be sure to dress for the weather, including wearing sturdy boots or shoes. Meet at the front gate.
Saturday, November 21
A Bird in the Hand (Canceled)
8:30-11 a.m.
Join us for a morning of up close and personal looks at the songbirds that call the park home. From cardinals and chickadees to goldfinches and native sparrows, we’ll be capturing, banding and releasing these birds and others. You’ll learn identification tips, natural history, and when you help release a bird, you’ll receive a certificate of appreciation and automatic “membership” in the GRSP Bird Buddy Club. Meet at the Rust House.
Honey Creek Hike
9-11 a.m.
You are invited to join our trained Honey Creek guides for a walk to Honey Creek. This beautiful stream and surrounding environment is one of the scenic wonders of the Hill Country. You’ll learn about both the natural and cultural history of this area during this approximate two-hour hike. Sponsored by the Friends of Guadalupe River and Honey Creek, a suggested donation of $5 per family or $2 per individual is requested. Meet at the Rust House.
Stories in the Stars
7-8:30 p.m.
The night skies above our park will provide the backdrop for an evening of fun and wonder as we point our telescopes skyward. Join us for a look at the galaxies, nebulas, planets and other celestial wonders of the night, and learn to navigate across the sky using the constellations, as well. We’ll even throw in a audience-participation constellation story to add to the enjoyment of the evening. Meet at the Amphitheatre.
Saturday, November 28
Honey Creek Hike
9-11 a.m.
You are invited to join our trained Honey Creek guides for a walk to Honey Creek. This beautiful stream and surrounding environment is one of the scenic wonders of the Hill Country. You’ll learn about both the natural and cultural history of this area during this approximate two-hour hike. Sponsored by the Friends of Guadalupe River and Honey Creek, a suggested donation of $5 per family or $2 per individual is requested. Meet at the Rust House.