During the hours of the show (10am-4pm) there will be custodians and volunteers
welcoming you at the following locations:
Story Time in the Park
Located in the main show area. Bring young children and a picnic blanket to hear lovely stories read aloud on the half hour.
A full list of the nature-based books and the times will be posted once finalized.
Some stories will also be presented with accompanying sign language (ASL)
Located at the rear of the James Barrett McNulty Greenhouse, home of the Greenhouse Project
500 Arthur Avenue
Located next to St. Cats. Children's sticker hunt, raffle prizes, crafting and more.
Meet members of Scranton Fire and Police Department
Will be open for a special adoption event.
FREE admission, FREE guided tours, FREE exhibitions and children's crafts.
At the 120-year-old Historic Brooks Drift Mine. They will hold their annual 'hot-dog' fund raiser.
Heroes Memorial
Located at the head of the Davis Trail, next to the Greenhouse Project.
Open for business as usual.
The Greenhouse Project will be hosting a special display by the NEPA Bonsai Society
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Kids Sticker Hunt
Bring the children (suggested 10 and under) for a hunt taking them around the whole park collecting stickers as you go.
Maps will be limited to first 50 entrants so get there early!
Each child gets the chance to win a prize. Start and finish at the Butterfly Garden (located next to St Cats).
Live Music
Located in the bandstand near the Everhart Museum
Presentations
On the half hour presentations will be held by our vendors and guest speakers in the Gentile (near the Everhart Museum) from 10:30am.
Last presentation 3:30pm until 4pm.
Pre-registration is not required but seating will be limited.
Food Trucks and Stalls
Located behind the Marmi and Gentile pavilions, near The Greenhouse Project
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