Eagle Watch Weekend is a two-day, family-friendly event (9am to 4pm both days). Open to the public - Free admission. Events take place at several locations in the Starved Rock area.
February isn't only the month of Abraham Lincoln's birthday but the 4th happens to be a great day to venture to the park and take in a living history performance and presentation of Lincoln and his involvement with the Illinois and Michigan Canal which happens to flow
Dr. Jeanne McDonald from Waubonsee Community College will share from her extensive research on the Illinois Antislavery movement, including those citizens of LaSalle County that were directly involved in the abolition movement from 1830-1860. Admission is free.
The Illinois Department of Natural Resources Urban Fishing program will join the sapling group at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, July 13, and teach younger participants how to fish.
Don't forget to register your kiddos for a fun-filled morning of activities! This month's Starved Rock Saplings theme is forests! IDNR staff will read a storybook about the different types of forests in our world. Afterwards, parents and children will take a guided hike to experience the