• Forest Bathing for Adults

    Isle a la Cache Museum 501 E Romeo Road, Romeoville, IL, United States

    Need to relax? Want to reconnect with nature in a new way? Join an interpretive naturalist for this simple Japanese method of being calm and quiet amongst the trees. We will meet and learn a few tips then walk to the trail for guided mindful activities. Ages

  • Forest Bathing for Adults

    Isle a la Cache Museum 501 E Romeo Road, Romeoville, IL, United States

    Need to relax? Want to reconnect with nature in a new way? Join an interpretive naturalist for this simple Japanese method of being calm and quiet amongst the trees. We will meet and learn a few tips then walk to the trail for guided mindful activities. Ages

  • Bonne Année – A New Year Celebration

    Isle a la Cache Museum 501 E Romeo Road, Romeoville, IL, United States

    Celebrate the New Year with French traditions of Illinois Country! Cozy up with stories, play games, dance and enjoy a warm drink and king’s cake around a toasty fire while listening to fiddle music. Make a vintage craft to take home as a keepsake of this family-friendly

  • Birds & Beans

    Isle a la Cache Museum 501 E Romeo Road, Romeoville, IL, United States

    Embrace winter morning birding from the comfort of Isle a la Cache's library. Chat and birdwatch at the feeders through the large picture windows while enjoying a cup of warm, bird-friendly coffee and early morning treats. Isle a la Cache Museum is an accessible facility. Ages 16

  • Crafting a la Cache: Handheld Habitat

    Isle a la Cache Museum 501 E Romeo Road, Romeoville, IL, United States

    What is a habitat? Who calls each habitat home? Learn those answers by creating your own handheld habitat in an Altoids tin! An interpretive naturalist will join in to discuss different animal habitats and natural environments and offer tin-spirations for your project.All materials will be provided, but

  • Crafting a la Cache: Handheld Habitat

    Isle a la Cache Museum 501 E Romeo Road, Romeoville, IL, United States

    What is a habitat? Who calls each habitat home? Learn those answers by creating your own handheld habitat in an Altoids tin! An interpretive naturalist will join in to discuss different animal habitats and natural environments and offer tin-spirations for your project.All materials will be provided, but