http://newiprogressive.com/images/stories/S5/clean-air-s450.jpgHands-on science, art, and outdoor adventure for all ages and abilities.

MADISON, WI - Get ready for an afternoon of discovery, creativity, and outdoor fun! Dane County Parks invites you to the Environmental Fun Fair on Saturday, July 11 from 9:00 am - Noon at the Lussier Family Heritage Center (3101 Lake Farm Road, Madison). This FREE event will be full of hands-on, sensory activities centered around nature, outdoor recreation, and science. This is an inclusive event appropriate for ALL ages and abilities!

“This event reflects the power of collaboration across Dane County,” said Dane County Executive. Melissa Agard. “It brings together departments, local organizations, educators, and families in one place to inspire a deeper connection to nature, science, and community.”

With over 25 engaging activity stations, you’ll find something for everyone:

• Go up in a bucket truck
• Try the all-terrain wheelchair
• Bike maintenance tips and demos
• Renewable energy + recycling activities
• Bird and nature activities
• Arts + crafts
• Face painting
• Live animals
• Native gardening learning hub
• Rainfall simulator…and more!

The Environmental Fun Fair brings together our entire community to celebrate and explore science and nature education through hands-on activities,” said Engagement & Visitor Services Manager Lael Pascual. “It’s also a great way to see the kind of hands-on, nature-based programming we offer year-round at the Lussier Family Heritage Center.

Free parking is available at the Heritage Center and across the road at the Capital City Trail / Lower Yahara River Trailhead parking lot (3102 Lake Farm Road, Madison). Bike parking and EV charging stations are also available.

For full event details and updates, visit: www.danecountyparks.com/funfair

About Dane County Parks

Dane County Parks protects 19,000 acres of land that features the best of Wisconsin’s natural beauty. Dane County Parks do not require an entry fee and offer countless opportunities to get away from it all to unwind, spend time outdoors, and make memories with friends and family. Dane County Parks takes an active role to enhance and preserve the county’s finest natural resources. We strive to create welcoming spaces, events and educational opportunities for park visitors of all backgrounds and ability levels.