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April 17 - 25, 2010

Take to the Trails!

Audubon Society of Rhode Island

Wildlife Refuges in RI and MA

 

 

Take to the trails this spring! The RI PBS Kids Club and the Audubon Society of Rhode Island invite families to explore those special places around the state that are accessible only by foot.

 

Take a nighttime stroll... Search for salamanders... Explore a salt marsh... Discover the rocky shore of Narragansett Bay...

 

It's a weeklong celebration of planet Earth and Earth Day, with FREE guided nature walks at Audubon wildlife refuges across the state and nearby Massachusetts.

 

At a time when many children (and adults, too) learn more about the environment from a computer or video screen, families are encouraged to get outside and have fun in nature!

 

There are programs for all ages, interests, and abilities – from mild birding walks on easy trails to strenuous hikes on steep, rocky terrain.

 

Click here to see the poster, or visit the ASRI Web site to browse specific events, dates, times, and locations.

 

 

 

April 19 - 25

Party for the Planet 11A - 3P daily

Roger Williams Park Zoo

Providence

 

 

Each uniquely themed day features activities, hands-on fun, demonstrations, and performances to help you learn how to care for and enjoy planet Earth.

 

Party for the Planet events and activities are free with regular zoo admission. RI PBS Kids Club members get a discount by presenting a valid member medal at the admission gates.

 

 

 

 

 

May 15

RI PBS Kids Club SPRING PARTY! 9A - 11:30A

Rhode Island PBS studios

Providence, RI

 

 

Celebrate SPRING with Rhode Island PBS! Clifford and Whyatt will be there for hugs and high-fives. We plan children's activities, tours of the studios, breakfast snacks... and a little gift for each RI PBS Kids Club member.

 

Admission is free for RI PBS Kids Club member and 1 parent or guardian. All other guests are welcome for just $10 each. Space is limited, though! Reservations are on a first come, first served basis!

 

 

 

Now through January 2011

Life of Stars: From Nebula to Supernova

Museum of Natural History and Planetarium

at Roger Williams Park

 

Discover stars, the powerhouses of the universe! This new astronomy exhibit tracks the evolution of stars, from their birth in giant clouds of cold gas to their explosive end in supernovae and planetary nebulae.

 

The Museum of Natural History and Planetarium now extends its offer of one child's free admission* to RI PBS Kids Club members, with one adult paid admission! Just be sure to wear that RI PBS Kids Club medal to get in for free!

 

Parents, please check the Museum Web site for hours and important information about age appropriate exhibits for your children.

*Limit one free admission per family per visit.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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To enroll a child in the RI PBS Kids Club, CLICK HERE

 

 

Have a question? Comment? Suggestion?

For more information about the RI PBS Kids Club, contact us using the link below!