Kentucky Lake & Lake Barkley Events

Journey along with Coyote, a character adapted from Native American oral tradition, as he explores the relationship between Earth and its neighbors. Native American stories woven through this show illustrate how we have long tried understand our planet and the skies above us. Recommended for younger audience.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Join Aesop the Owl in a journey through Greek-mythology inspired stories of the constellations, including princesses, warriors, and even sea monsters. Explore the fight of good versus evil, death, honor, betrayal, and sacrifice themed in a way that is suitable for younger viewers. **Warning: Some flickering/dynamic light elements may not be suitable for light sensitive groups.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

How has our understanding of the universe progressed in the last 100 years? Explore how technology has allowed us to observe new parts of space for the very first time.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

This show presents different scenarios that reveal the complexity of light and its direct influence on our planet. From the heat and light of the Sun to the evolutionary impact of fire, light plays a vital role. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Many of us have looked up at the stars in the sky and wondered. This exciting program takes viewers beyond a simple observation of the night sky and delves into the fascinating lives of stars.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Two young students attend a star party and learn about different types of telescopes. In the course of the evening they also learn how Galileo modified an early spyglass using Two Small Pieces of Glass to discover the rings of Saturn and the four biggest moons orbiting Jupiter. This discovery led to being able to finally prove that the earth was not the center of the solar system.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Have you ever enjoyed a meteor shower or wished upon a shooting star? Explore where meteors come from, what they are made of, past impact evidence and even possible future impact predictions.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Watch the Murray State women's softball team take on University of KY at Racer Field.

For More Information: https://goracers.com/sports/softball/schedule

This show presents different scenarios that reveal the complexity of light and its direct influence on our planet. From the heat and light of the Sun to the evolutionary impact of fire, light plays a vital role. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Journey along with Coyote, a character adapted from Native American oral tradition, as he explores the relationship between Earth and its neighbors. Native American stories woven through this show illustrate how we have long tried understand our planet and the skies above us. Recommended for younger audience.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Join Aesop the Owl in a journey through Greek-mythology inspired stories of the constellations, including princesses, warriors, and even sea monsters. Explore the fight of good versus evil, death, honor, betrayal, and sacrifice themed in a way that is suitable for younger viewers. **Warning: Some flickering/dynamic light elements may not be suitable for light sensitive groups.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Stars are the engines that fuel the universe, and every star has a story. Follow along and learn how they are formed, their beauty, and their destructive power. Explore the history of astronomy around the world. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Many of us have looked up at the stars in the sky and wondered. This exciting program takes viewers beyond a simple observation of the night sky and delves into the fascinating lives of stars.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Have you ever enjoyed a meteor shower or wished upon a shooting star? Explore where meteors come from, what they are made of, past impact evidence and even possible future impact predictions.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

This show presents different scenarios that reveal the complexity of light and its direct influence on our planet. From the heat and light of the Sun to the evolutionary impact of fire, light plays a vital role. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Enjoy the story of humanity's fascination with stars, from ancient astrologers to breakthrough discoveries. Also learn how modern spacecraft navigate the skies. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Little Star is born as an unnamed, average star, but he wants to be special. Along his journey, he learns what makes each star special and exactly what it takes to lead a solar system - and even discovers his name.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

How has our understanding of the universe progressed in the last 100 years? Explore how technology has allowed us to observe new parts of space for the very first time.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Stars are the engines that fuel the universe, and every star has a story. Follow along and learn how they are formed, their beauty, and their destructive power. Explore the history of astronomy around the world. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Many of us have looked up at the stars in the sky and wondered. This exciting program takes viewers beyond a simple observation of the night sky and delves into the fascinating lives of stars.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Two young students attend a star party and learn about different types of telescopes. In the course of the evening they also learn how Galileo modified an early spyglass using Two Small Pieces of Glass to discover the rings of Saturn and the four biggest moons orbiting Jupiter. This discovery led to being able to finally prove that the earth was not the center of the solar system.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Have you ever enjoyed a meteor shower or wished upon a shooting star? Explore where meteors come from, what they are made of, past impact evidence and even possible future impact predictions.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Playhouse in the Park is thrilled to announce that tickets for The Sound of Music are officially available! Join us for this beloved, family-friendly musical filled with unforgettable songs and heartwarming moments.

Show Dates & Times
February 13, 14, 20, 21 at 7:00 PM
February 15 & 22 at 2:30 PM

For More Information: https://www.playhousemurray.org/

Watch the Murray State women's softball team take on South Dakota State at Racer Field.

For More Information: https://goracers.com/sports/softball/schedule

Watch the Murray State women's softball team take on University of North Dakota at Racer Field.

For More Information: https://goracers.com/sports/softball/schedule

Enjoy the story of humanity's fascination with stars, from ancient astrologers to breakthrough discoveries. Also learn how modern spacecraft navigate the skies. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Little Star is born as an unnamed, average star, but he wants to be special. Along his journey, he learns what makes each star special and exactly what it takes to lead a solar system - and even discovers his name.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

How has our understanding of the universe progressed in the last 100 years? Explore how technology has allowed us to observe new parts of space for the very first time.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

How has our understanding of the universe progressed in the last 100 years? Explore how technology has allowed us to observe new parts of space for the very first time.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Stars are the engines that fuel the universe, and every star has a story. Follow along and learn how they are formed, their beauty, and their destructive power. Explore the history of astronomy around the world. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Many of us have looked up at the stars in the sky and wondered. This exciting program takes viewers beyond a simple observation of the night sky and delves into the fascinating lives of stars.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Friends of Land Between the Lakes invites volunteers to take part in a Shoreline Cleanup at the Kentucky Lake Scenic Drive on Saturday, November 21st.

We will meet at: 36.975440, -88.215956 and work from 10am to 12pm. This event is hosted in partnership with Pepsi MidAmerica. Community partners like Pepsi MidAmerica make this work possible through their commitment to conservation, stewardship, and caring for the lands we all share.

All tools will be provided, including trash bags, gloves, and grabbers. Please bring a water bottle, close toed shoes with tread and clothes appropriate for the weather.

For More Information: https://dash.pointapp.org/events/544932

Have you ever enjoyed a meteor shower or wished upon a shooting star? Explore where meteors come from, what they are made of, past impact evidence and even possible future impact predictions.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Playhouse in the Park is thrilled to announce that tickets for The Sound of Music are officially available! Join us for this beloved, family-friendly musical filled with unforgettable songs and heartwarming moments.

Show Dates & Times
February 13, 14, 20, 21 at 7:00 PM
February 15 & 22 at 2:30 PM

For More Information: https://www.playhousemurray.org/

Watch the Murray State men's basketball team take on Evansville at the CFSB Center.

For More Information: https://goracers.com/sports/mens-basketball/schedule

Join the Friends of Land Between the Lakes as they welcome guest speaker John Hewlett to their Free Speaker Series. John Hewlett, Instructor in the Dept. of Biological Sciences at Murray State University will share his expertise in the ecology of venomous snakes.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Watch the Murray State women's softball team take on Green Bay at Racer Field.

For More Information: https://goracers.com/sports/softball/schedule

Watch the Murray State women's softball team take on University of North Dakota at Racer Field.

For More Information: https://goracers.com/sports/softball/schedule

Little Star is born as an unnamed, average star, but he wants to be special. Along his journey, he learns what makes each star special and exactly what it takes to lead a solar system - and even discovers his name.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

How has our understanding of the universe progressed in the last 100 years? Explore how technology has allowed us to observe new parts of space for the very first time.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

How has our understanding of the universe progressed in the last 100 years? Explore how technology has allowed us to observe new parts of space for the very first time.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Stars are the engines that fuel the universe, and every star has a story. Follow along and learn how they are formed, their beauty, and their destructive power. Explore the history of astronomy around the world. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Many of us have looked up at the stars in the sky and wondered. This exciting program takes viewers beyond a simple observation of the night sky and delves into the fascinating lives of stars.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Have you ever enjoyed a meteor shower or wished upon a shooting star? Explore where meteors come from, what they are made of, past impact evidence and even possible future impact predictions.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Playhouse in the Park is thrilled to announce that tickets for The Sound of Music are officially available! Join us for this beloved, family-friendly musical filled with unforgettable songs and heartwarming moments.

Show Dates & Times
February 13, 14, 20, 21 at 7:00 PM
February 15 & 22 at 2:30 PM

For More Information: https://www.playhousemurray.org/

Watch the Murray State women's softball team take on University of IU Indy at Racer Field.

For More Information: https://goracers.com/sports/softball/schedule

Watch the Murray State women's softball team take on University of IU Indy at Racer Field.

For More Information: https://goracers.com/sports/softball/schedule

Little Star is born as an unnamed, average star, but he wants to be special. Along his journey, he learns what makes each star special and exactly what it takes to lead a solar system - and even discovers his name.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Enjoy the story of humanity's fascination with stars, from ancient astrologers to breakthrough discoveries. Also learn how modern spacecraft navigate the skies. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

How has our understanding of the universe progressed in the last 100 years? Explore how technology has allowed us to observe new parts of space for the very first time.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Stars are the engines that fuel the universe, and every star has a story. Follow along and learn how they are formed, their beauty, and their destructive power. Explore the history of astronomy around the world. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Many of us have looked up at the stars in the sky and wondered. This exciting program takes viewers beyond a simple observation of the night sky and delves into the fascinating lives of stars.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

This show presents different scenarios that reveal the complexity of light and its direct influence on our planet. From the heat and light of the Sun to the evolutionary impact of fire, light plays a vital role. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Two young students attend a star party and learn about different types of telescopes. In the course of the evening they also learn how Galileo modified an early spyglass using Two Small Pieces of Glass to discover the rings of Saturn and the four biggest moons orbiting Jupiter. This discovery led to being able to finally prove that the earth was not the center of the solar system.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Have you ever enjoyed a meteor shower or wished upon a shooting star? Explore where meteors come from, what they are made of, past impact evidence and even possible future impact predictions.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Enjoy the story of humanity's fascination with stars, from ancient astrologers to breakthrough discoveries. Also learn how modern spacecraft navigate the skies. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Journey along with Coyote, a character adapted from Native American oral tradition, as he explores the relationship between Earth and its neighbors. Native American stories woven through this show illustrate how we have long tried understand our planet and the skies above us. Recommended for younger audience.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Join Aesop the Owl in a journey through Greek-mythology inspired stories of the constellations, including princesses, warriors, and even sea monsters. Explore the fight of good versus evil, death, honor, betrayal, and sacrifice themed in a way that is suitable for younger viewers. **Warning: Some flickering/dynamic light elements may not be suitable for light sensitive groups.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Stars are the engines that fuel the universe, and every star has a story. Follow along and learn how they are formed, their beauty, and their destructive power. Explore the history of astronomy around the world. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Many of us have looked up at the stars in the sky and wondered. This exciting program takes viewers beyond a simple observation of the night sky and delves into the fascinating lives of stars.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

This show presents different scenarios that reveal the complexity of light and its direct influence on our planet. From the heat and light of the Sun to the evolutionary impact of fire, light plays a vital role. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Have you ever enjoyed a meteor shower or wished upon a shooting star? Explore where meteors come from, what they are made of, past impact evidence and even possible future impact predictions.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Journey along with Coyote, a character adapted from Native American oral tradition, as he explores the relationship between Earth and its neighbors. Native American stories woven through this show illustrate how we have long tried understand our planet and the skies above us. Recommended for younger audience.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Join Aesop the Owl in a journey through Greek-mythology inspired stories of the constellations, including princesses, warriors, and even sea monsters. Explore the fight of good versus evil, death, honor, betrayal, and sacrifice themed in a way that is suitable for younger viewers. **Warning: Some flickering/dynamic light elements may not be suitable for light sensitive groups.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

How has our understanding of the universe progressed in the last 100 years? Explore how technology has allowed us to observe new parts of space for the very first time.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

This show presents different scenarios that reveal the complexity of light and its direct influence on our planet. From the heat and light of the Sun to the evolutionary impact of fire, light plays a vital role. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Many of us have looked up at the stars in the sky and wondered. This exciting program takes viewers beyond a simple observation of the night sky and delves into the fascinating lives of stars.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Two young students attend a star party and learn about different types of telescopes. In the course of the evening they also learn how Galileo modified an early spyglass using Two Small Pieces of Glass to discover the rings of Saturn and the four biggest moons orbiting Jupiter. This discovery led to being able to finally prove that the earth was not the center of the solar system.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Have you ever enjoyed a meteor shower or wished upon a shooting star? Explore where meteors come from, what they are made of, past impact evidence and even possible future impact predictions.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Enjoy the story of humanity's fascination with stars, from ancient astrologers to breakthrough discoveries. Also learn how modern spacecraft navigate the skies. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Journey along with Coyote, a character adapted from Native American oral tradition, as he explores the relationship between Earth and its neighbors. Native American stories woven through this show illustrate how we have long tried understand our planet and the skies above us. Recommended for younger audience.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Join Aesop the Owl in a journey through Greek-mythology inspired stories of the constellations, including princesses, warriors, and even sea monsters. Explore the fight of good versus evil, death, honor, betrayal, and sacrifice themed in a way that is suitable for younger viewers. **Warning: Some flickering/dynamic light elements may not be suitable for light sensitive groups.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Stars are the engines that fuel the universe, and every star has a story. Follow along and learn how they are formed, their beauty, and their destructive power. Explore the history of astronomy around the world. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Many of us have looked up at the stars in the sky and wondered. This exciting program takes viewers beyond a simple observation of the night sky and delves into the fascinating lives of stars.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

This show presents different scenarios that reveal the complexity of light and its direct influence on our planet. From the heat and light of the Sun to the evolutionary impact of fire, light plays a vital role. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Have you ever enjoyed a meteor shower or wished upon a shooting star? Explore where meteors come from, what they are made of, past impact evidence and even possible future impact predictions.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Watch the Murray State women's basketball team take on Indiana State at the CFSB Center.

For More Information: https://goracers.com/sports/womens-basketball/schedule/

This show presents different scenarios that reveal the complexity of light and its direct influence on our planet. From the heat and light of the Sun to the evolutionary impact of fire, light plays a vital role. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

How has our understanding of the universe progressed in the last 100 years? Explore how technology has allowed us to observe new parts of space for the very first time.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Stars are the engines that fuel the universe, and every star has a story. Follow along and learn how they are formed, their beauty, and their destructive power. Explore the history of astronomy around the world. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Many of us have looked up at the stars in the sky and wondered. This exciting program takes viewers beyond a simple observation of the night sky and delves into the fascinating lives of stars.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Little Star is born as an unnamed, average star, but he wants to be special. Along his journey, he learns what makes each star special and exactly what it takes to lead a solar system - and even discovers his name.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Two young students attend a star party and learn about different types of telescopes. In the course of the evening they also learn how Galileo modified an early spyglass using Two Small Pieces of Glass to discover the rings of Saturn and the four biggest moons orbiting Jupiter. This discovery led to being able to finally prove that the earth was not the center of the solar system.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Have you ever enjoyed a meteor shower or wished upon a shooting star? Explore where meteors come from, what they are made of, past impact evidence and even possible future impact predictions.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Enjoy the story of humanity's fascination with stars, from ancient astrologers to breakthrough discoveries. Also learn how modern spacecraft navigate the skies. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

How has our understanding of the universe progressed in the last 100 years? Explore how technology has allowed us to observe new parts of space for the very first time.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

How has our understanding of the universe progressed in the last 100 years? Explore how technology has allowed us to observe new parts of space for the very first time.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Stars are the engines that fuel the universe, and every star has a story. Follow along and learn how they are formed, their beauty, and their destructive power. Explore the history of astronomy around the world. Recommended for all ages.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Little Star is born as an unnamed, average star, but he wants to be special. Along his journey, he learns what makes each star special and exactly what it takes to lead a solar system - and even discovers his name.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Join us for the 4th annual civil war symposium. There will be many guest speakers, civil war artifact displays, interpretive displays, and local historians on hand. Admission is free.

For More Information: 931-561-5031

Many of us have looked up at the stars in the sky and wondered. This exciting program takes viewers beyond a simple observation of the night sky and delves into the fascinating lives of stars.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Have you ever enjoyed a meteor shower or wished upon a shooting star? Explore where meteors come from, what they are made of, past impact evidence and even possible future impact predictions.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Watch the Murray State women's basketball team take on Evansville at the CFSB Center.

For More Information: https://goracers.com/sports/womens-basketball/schedule/

CMA, ACM, and Grammy award-winning country music artist, producer, and songwriter Bryan White has charted 21 singles, of which 6 were number 1. His hits include "So Much for Pretending," "Sittin' On Go," "I'm Not Supposed to Love You Anymore," "Rebecca Lynn," "Someone Else's Star" and "From This Moment On" which he recorded with Shania Twain for her "Come On Over" album. Join us for an acoustic evening of wonderful music.

For More Information: http://kridercenter.com

Join the Friends of Land Between the Lakes as they welcome guest speaker Jeffery Harod to their Free Speaker Series. Jeffrey Herod, Fisheries Coordinator with the Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife will discuss his experience as the Invasive Carp Program Coordinator and statewide Aquatic Nuisance Species Coordinator for the Fisheries Division.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Join the Friends of Land Between the Lakes as they welcome guest speaker Joshua Tompkins to their Free Speaker Series. Joshua Tompkins, also a Fisheries Program Coordinator from the Kentucky Dept. of Fish & Wildlife will share his work on the Invasive Carp Program in the Ohio, Mississippi, Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers.

For More Information: 270-924-2233

Meet Nature Station's resident wildcat! Learn about how bobcats live, how common they are in Land Between the Lakes, and maybe even see Bobcat play with his food! He certainly gets excited about feeding time!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Get up close and personal with reptiles and amphibians such as snakes, salamanders, and turtles. We'll introduce you to several ambassadors from the cold-blooded world as we explore the fascinating ways these slimy and scaly creatures survive!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Join our naturalists for a program dedicated to our favorite nocturnal singers - our owls! Meet our resident owls up close, learn how they survive in their nocturnal world, and discover what makes each species unique!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Opossums sure are awesome! Join us as we meet our resident rescued opossum up close and personal and learn about how you DEFINITELY want one of these underrated marsupials patrolling your backyard!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Everyone loves having fun and today it's playtime for our Red Wolves! Watch as they react to an interesting new food item or an exciting new toy and learn more about how the Nature Station cares for its rescued wildlife through fun enrichment activities!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

When the nights were long and cold, having a good light to guide your way was essential. Traditional bees wax candles were a staple on the 1850's farm. Come out and try your hand at dipping a candle and find out how many dips you need to make a candle that you can take home and use at your own homeplace.

For More Information: 931-232-6457

Come learn some fascinating facts about pigs and their place on an 1850's farm. Meet Pinky and Blake, our heritage breed pigs, we'll be telling you all about them while they enjoy a tasty treat.

For More Information: 931-232-6457

"Slow Feet, Quick Feet, Big Feet, Small Feet. How many, many feet you meet. Come and meet some animals and their feet. Digging feet, sticky feet, swimming feet, even stinky feet. How many, many feet you meet!"

For More Information: 270-924-2299

The sun may shine, or it's never too wet to play, come join our bobcat on this awesome day! We've got some great tricks for Nature Station's favorite cat: we might give him a toy, perhaps even a hat! There's no telling what Barkley will do, so come check out this program made especially for you!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Come and have a seat as Nature Station welcomes back Tish Usher, a local children's storyteller, who will help us celebrate Dr. Seuss Day with some fun interactive storytelling.

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Let's make a splash together on March 7! The Western Kentucky Polar Plunge & 5K challenges thousands of brave jumpers to plunge into icy water in support of 11,000 Special Olympics Kentucky athletes. The Polar Plunge & 5K helps fund year-round sports and health programs for individuals with intellectual disabilities.

Register at: westernkyplunge.com

For More Information: westernkyplunge.com

Bring the whole who family to the Woodlands Nature Station for a Seuss-filled day of whimsy and fun. From Sneetches to Screeches to Foxes in Socks, programs throughout the day will feature readings from some of our favorite Dr. Seuss Books. There will also be a book giveaway provided by the Stewart County Adult Literacy Council.

10am-4pm - The Foot Book Scavenger Hunt
11:30am-12pm - Cat in The Hat
1:30-2:15pm - One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish & Stories by Tish
2:30-3pm - Oh, the Places Daha will Go
3:30-4pm - Lorax Puppet Show
4:30-4:50pm - Horton Hears a Hoot

For More Information: 270-924-2299

When the nights were long and cold, having a good light to guide your way was essential. Traditional bees wax candles were a staple on the 1850's farm. Come out and try your hand at dipping a candle and find out how many dips you need to make a candle that you can take home and use at your own homeplace.

For More Information: 931-232-6457

"What was the Lorax, and why was it there? Why was he lifted and taken somewhere? Just ask the Onceler. He'll tell you where the Truffula tufts were cut without care. And of the making of Thneeds, and of Brown Barbaloots, that frisked about in their Barbaloot suits. And the Lorax, a creature who spoke for the trees; will the old Onceler learn what we all really need?"

For More Information: 270-924-2299

"A sound is a sound, no matter how small. Let's listen for some of the Hoos down in Hoo-ville, from the biggest to the smallest, the loudest, and the tallest. These sounds are different than the ones in the jungles of Nool, but still pretty awesome, still pretty cool."

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Oh, the places Eagles will go. Their talons full of skip. They'll be on their way up. Seeing great sights. They're the high fliers who soar to high heights. Should they turn to the seas or open plains, if they please? Where will they go? Join us and learn I suppose.

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Come out and join us on Forge Fridays to see a demonstration of 1850’s blacksmithing techniques on our bellows operated charcoal forge.

For More Information: 931-232-6457

Come learn some fascinating facts about pigs and their place on an 1850's farm. Meet Pinky and Blake, our heritage breed pigs, we'll be telling you all about them while they enjoy a tasty treat.

For More Information: 931-232-6457

Have you ever seen a snake? Now's your chance! Meet our resident snakes as we learn the different types of snakes we have here in LBL! You'll get to learn how to identify a venomous snake and discover what role they play in the ecosystem. We'll also discuss how to be safe around venomous and nonvenomous snakes when we're outside!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Time has sprung forward! Celebrate by making your very own springy, jumpy, paper frog!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Everyone loves having fun and today it's playtime for our opossum! Watch as she reacts to an interesting new food item or an exciting new toy and learn more about how the Nature Station cares for its rescued wildlife through fun enrichment activities!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Meet our Border Leicester sheep and learn what role they played on an 1850's farm. Offer them a treat and get up close with these fuzzy farm friends.

For More Information: 931-232-6457

It's hammer time at the 1850's farm! We will be demonstrating historical methods of blacksmithing on a bellows operated charcoal forge. Learn about metallurgy during the mid-1800's and explore how a farmer would repair and replace broken and damaged tools.

For More Information: 931-232-6457

Join us to learn all about how to build fairy houses! We'll show you a special spot in the woods to gather natural materials and build little houses for our fairy and leprechaun neighbors. As you gather and build, you'll explore the fascinating forest habitat!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Join us as we celebrate the magic of St. Patrick's Day with some animal encounters and some holiday-themed programming!

10am-4pm - Pot-o-gold Hunt
11:30am - 12:15pm – Good to be Green
1:30-2:30pm - Fairy Houses and Leprechaun Lairs
3:30-4pm - Forest Folklore

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Come explore the Woodlands Nature Station and see if you can find any hidden treasures at the end of the rainbow in our backyard with this scavenger hunt!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Green is the color of St. Patrick's Day, and green animals mean camouflage with the foliage around them. Let's meet some green animals up close and learn how they use the color to survive.

For More Information: 270-924-2299

All of our members have had success in the music industry and performed all over the country. Yet coming together to perform the music of the Eagles, Henley, Frey and Walsh and James Gang has created an explosive dynamic project. One that has been delighting and exciting fans of this music like never before. The Eagles Project presents the music as it should be, true to the originals. Come see for yourself, your ears will thank you!

For More Information: https://www.thebadgettplayhouse.com

It's time to start preparing the garden for spring planting. When you lived in the 1850’s on a farm, if you didn't farm, you didn't eat. We will be laying out and preparing our garden for planting this month in preparation for the gardening season.

For More Information: 931-232-6457

Clothing looked much different in the 1850's than the clothes we wear today. We will show the steps to getting ready for the day in the 1850s and further discuss clothing and materials.

For More Information: 931-232-6457

Let's celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a stroll in the backyard, exploring how different people over time saw an owl, wolf, or a certain tree. Were owls omens of impending death or a good luck charm? Does moss on a tree point north? Does toothwort help with toothaches? Let's find out.

For More Information: 270-924-2299

The North Central Tennessee Bass Club is hosting open tournaments throughout 2026 at Lick Creek Boat Ramp in Dover. Two person team or fish by yourself for $50.00 per boat with 80% payout. Optional $10.00 Big Bass Pot with 100% Payout for a total of $60.00 at ramp. Tournament dates are 3/15, 3/29, 4/19, 5/31, 6/7, 7/19, 8/2, 8/16, 9/6, and 9/20. For more details, contact Tim York at 931-802-1568.

For More Information: 931-802-1568

Do you like horsing around? Our therapy horse Cinnamon and our mule Todd love to. They enjoy a good brushing, time outside the pasture, and good treats. Come meet our equines here at The Homeplace and learn what their job is on an 1850's farm.

For More Information: 931-232-6457

Visitors to the homeplace love to talk about their memories of wood cook-stoves and the old cast iron skillets that have been passed down through the generations. Come and experience traditional cooking methods and learn how to take care of Granny's skillet for the next generation.

For More Information: 931-232-6457

Have you ever seen a snake? Now's your chance! Meet our resident snakes as we learn the different types of snakes we have here in LBL! You'll get to learn how to identify a venomous snake and discover what role they play in the ecosystem. We'll also discuss how to be safe around venomous and nonvenomous snakes when we're outside!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Have you ever been interested in being a Purple Martin Landlord? Come learn from our Martin Landlord on how to get started, about the benefits of having these beautiful birds nearby, get all of your Martin questions answered, and then head outside and see our gourd setup.

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Everyone loves having fun and today it's playtime for our coyotes! Watch as they react to an interesting new food item or an exciting new toy and learn more about how the Nature Station cares for its rescued wildlife through fun enrichment activities!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Come meet our dominique chickens and cayuga ducks, hearty heritage breed birds commonly found on an 1800s farmyard. They could be anywhere on our farm today, busy eating bugs or laying eggs, but let's see if they'll come over and say hello.

For More Information: 931-232-6457

Today on the farm the smell of smoke will be in the air as we demonstrate the beginning of the tobacco crop season. The burning of the tobacco bed and the sowing of the tobacco seeds means that winter is on its way out. So, come on by and sit a while. We would love to show you what we're up to!

For More Information: 931-232-6457

Calling all Girl Scouts and Girl Scout leaders! Bring the whole troop or family to the Nature Station for a full day of activities and programs focused on this year's theme: Eco Scouts! Together, scouts will discover how to treat outdoor spaces, wildlife, and others with kindness through hands-on activities and programs led by Nature Station naturalists and volunteers!

Girl Scouts of all ages will work toward a badge from their respective levels (badges not provided). This year's badges are Eco Learner (Daisies), Eco Friend (Brownies), Eco Camper (Juniors), and Eco Trekker (Cadettes).

Girl Scout Day activities are included with regular admission. $7 for ages 16 and over, and free for ages 15 and under). Call 270-924-2299 for more information. We recommend planning at least a 2-3 hour visit to do all the activities. A full schedule of events will be released by March 1st, so be sure to plan your visit accordingly! No registration required.

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Come meet our dominique chickens and cayuga ducks, hearty heritage breed birds commonly found on an 1800s farmyard. They could be anywhere on our farm today, busy eating bugs or laying eggs, but let's see if they'll come over and say hello.

For More Information: 931-232-6457

Spring is on the horizon, the earth is warming up and the green leaves are starting to emerge. Let's eat! After a long cold winter, early greens would be sought after to provide nutrition and vitamins that are lacking in the winter diet of preserved foods. Newly emerging edible shoots, greens and flowers make this season exciting. Shoots and greens are best gathered early, before these tender young plants protect themselves by becoming tough or bitter. Come along and let's search together and see what kind of salad we can make!

For More Information: 931-232-6457

Get up close and personal with reptiles and amphibians such as snakes, salamanders, and turtles. We'll introduce you to several ambassadors from the cold-blooded world as we explore the fascinating ways these slimy and scaly creatures survive!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

LBL boasts six different hawk species. Let's discover the different kinds and meet our resident red-tailed hawk up close!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Everyone loves having fun and today it's playtime for our bobcat! Watch as he reacts to an interesting new food item or an exciting new toy and learn more about how the Nature Station cares for its rescued wildlife through fun enrichment activities!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

The Homeplace in Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area is a working farm, that has beautiful heirloom gardens only tended to by techniques used in the 1800's. Back in the olden days, it took a whole family - and often a whole community - to keep a garden running. From tomatoes to beans, the homeplace garden offers visitors an opportunity to taste the 1800's. As a volunteer, you will get the chance to learn all about heirloom crops, old fashioned gardening techniques, and how these crops were baked and canned into favorite foods. We would love for volunteers to come every couple weeks to help with our gardens.

For More Information: 931-232-6457

Come learn some fascinating facts about pigs and their place on an 1850's farm. Meet Pinky and Blake, our heritage breed pigs, we'll be telling you all about them while they enjoy a tasty treat.

For More Information: 931-232-6457

Sure we've all heard of sweet tea, and hot tea, your Earl Greys and Scottish Breakfasts. Today, we're doing something a little different. You can make teas from the herbs in your garden, and even some of the wild edibles around you! We'll try anything we can forage and some conventional eighteen fif-teas as well!

For More Information: 931-232-6457

Don't let their small stature fool you, these tiny predators are ferocious! From lightning-fast reflexes to silent ninja like movements, these tiny terrors are some of the most fearsome predators around. Come meet some of our smallest native predators and learn how size isn't everything!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Join us as we welcome back the Ruby-Throated Hummingbird to our backyard, then we'll have a quick lesson on these little jewels, and step outside into the gardens and see if we can catch any enjoying our spring gardens!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Who's hungry like a wolf? Our Red Wolves, of course! Visit with our Red Wolves, one of the most endangered mammals in the United States, and watch them "wolf" down a tasty treat. Find out how they became so endangered and what efforts biologists have made to try to save them from extinction.

For More Information: 270-924-2299

The North Central Tennessee Bass Club is hosting open tournaments throughout 2026 at Lick Creek Boat Ramp in Dover. Two person team or fish by yourself for $50.00 per boat with 80% payout. Optional $10.00 Big Bass Pot with 100% Payout for a total of $60.00 at ramp. Tournament dates are 3/15, 3/29, 4/19, 5/31, 6/7, 7/19, 8/2, 8/16, 9/6, and 9/20. For more details, contact Tim York at 931-802-1568.

For More Information: 931-802-1568

It's time to start preparing the garden for spring planting. When you lived in the 1850's on a farm, if you didn't farm, you didn't eat. We will be laying out and preparing our garden for planting this month in preparation for the gardening season.

For More Information: 931-232-6457

Family gardens provided a variety of different fruits and vegetables that supplemented the staples they could buy and trade for at the local market. Gardening isn't all harvest, though - it needs regular maintenance! Come by the garden today and learn how to care for your garden.

For More Information: 931-232-6457

Get up close and personal with reptiles and amphibians such as snakes, salamanders, and turtles. We'll introduce you to several ambassadors from the cold-blooded world as we explore the fascinating ways these slimy and scaly creatures survive!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Can you identify what animal has been around from only its footprints? Join us and learn about animal tracks while crafting a booklet that can help you remember what certain tracks look like and can maybe even assist you out in the wild!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

Vultures: are they super gross, just misunderstood, or somewhere in between? Join our naturalists for this fun program where you can get an up-close look at these birds that are crazy for carrion and learn how they play a crucial role in our ecosystem!

For More Information: 270-924-2299

The Kentucky Lake Bowfishing Series kicks off in 2026 at PL Outdoorsman, located at 8740 Highway 79 North in Buchanan. Entry fee is $100 with 2 to 4 man teams. Open trailer and side pots. Dates are:

April 18: 7pm-3am - Big 15
May 9: 7pm-3am - Big 20 & Mistery Fish
May 30: 7pm-3am - Captain's Choice
June 20: 7pm-7am - TN State Championship
July 18: 7pm-7am - Total Weight

For details, call 423-653-8655.

For More Information: 423-653-8655

The North Central Tennessee Bass Club is hosting open tournaments throughout 2026 at Lick Creek Boat Ramp in Dover. Two person team or fish by yourself for $50.00 per boat with 80% payout. Optional $10.00 Big Bass Pot with 100% Payout for a total of $60.00 at ramp. Tournament dates are 3/15, 3/29, 4/19, 5/31, 6/7, 7/19, 8/2, 8/16, 9/6, and 9/20. For more details, contact Tim York at 931-802-1568.

For More Information: 931-802-1568

Civil War Living history days will begin at 9:00 am camps will open and be open until 5:00 pm. We will have camps set up with stations for students to stop, see, and interact with in period time. There will be Soldiers, Artillery firing, a field Surgeon, and other setups to relive history. There will be 1860's games for the students (and Adults) to participate in and learn how they lived and played. We will have period Music on the grounds also.

On Saturday night May 2 at 6:00pm we will have a Historical ghost walk, this is a tour around the grounds where we have historical people from around the area to tell you the history of their life in first person, a lot of history about the area and people you still hear of now. We set this up as a Portal to teach school children and home school students. Please come see us.

For More Information: kissiarEg60@gmail.com

The Kentucky Lake Bowfishing Series kicks off in 2026 at PL Outdoorsman, located at 8740 Highway 79 North in Buchanan. Entry fee is $100 with 2 to 4 man teams. Open trailer and side pots. Dates are:

April 18: 7pm-3am - Big 15
May 9: 7pm-3am - Big 20 & Mistery Fish
May 30: 7pm-3am - Captain's Choice
June 20: 7pm-7am - TN State Championship
July 18: 7pm-7am - Total Weight

For details, call 423-653-8655.

For More Information: 423-653-8655

The Kentucky Lake Bowfishing Series kicks off in 2026 at PL Outdoorsman, located at 8740 Highway 79 North in Buchanan. Entry fee is $100 with 2 to 4 man teams. Open trailer and side pots. Dates are:

April 18: 7pm-3am - Big 15
May 9: 7pm-3am - Big 20 & Mistery Fish
May 30: 7pm-3am - Captain's Choice
June 20: 7pm-7am - TN State Championship
July 18: 7pm-7am - Total Weight

For details, call 423-653-8655.

For More Information: 423-653-8655

The North Central Tennessee Bass Club is hosting open tournaments throughout 2026 at Lick Creek Boat Ramp in Dover. Two person team or fish by yourself for $50.00 per boat with 80% payout. Optional $10.00 Big Bass Pot with 100% Payout for a total of $60.00 at ramp. Tournament dates are 3/15, 3/29, 4/19, 5/31, 6/7, 7/19, 8/2, 8/16, 9/6, and 9/20. For more details, contact Tim York at 931-802-1568.

For More Information: 931-802-1568

The North Central Tennessee Bass Club is hosting open tournaments throughout 2026 at Lick Creek Boat Ramp in Dover. Two person team or fish by yourself for $50.00 per boat with 80% payout. Optional $10.00 Big Bass Pot with 100% Payout for a total of $60.00 at ramp. Tournament dates are 3/15, 3/29, 4/19, 5/31, 6/7, 7/19, 8/2, 8/16, 9/6, and 9/20. For more details, contact Tim York at 931-802-1568.

For More Information: 931-802-1568

The Kentucky Lake Bowfishing Series kicks off in 2026 at PL Outdoorsman, located at 8740 Highway 79 North in Buchanan. Entry fee is $100 with 2 to 4 man teams. Open trailer and side pots. Dates are:

April 18: 7pm-3am - Big 15
May 9: 7pm-3am - Big 20 & Mistery Fish
May 30: 7pm-3am - Captain's Choice
June 20: 7pm-7am - TN State Championship
July 18: 7pm-7am - Total Weight

For details, call 423-653-8655.

For More Information: 423-653-8655

The Kentucky Lake Bowfishing Series kicks off in 2026 at PL Outdoorsman, located at 8740 Highway 79 North in Buchanan. Entry fee is $100 with 2 to 4 man teams. Open trailer and side pots. Dates are:

April 18: 7pm-3am - Big 15
May 9: 7pm-3am - Big 20 & Mistery Fish
May 30: 7pm-3am - Captain's Choice
June 20: 7pm-7am - TN State Championship
July 18: 7pm-7am - Total Weight

For details, call 423-653-8655.

For More Information: 423-653-8655

The North Central Tennessee Bass Club is hosting open tournaments throughout 2026 at Lick Creek Boat Ramp in Dover. Two person team or fish by yourself for $50.00 per boat with 80% payout. Optional $10.00 Big Bass Pot with 100% Payout for a total of $60.00 at ramp. Tournament dates are 3/15, 3/29, 4/19, 5/31, 6/7, 7/19, 8/2, 8/16, 9/6, and 9/20. For more details, contact Tim York at 931-802-1568.

For More Information: 931-802-1568

The North Central Tennessee Bass Club is hosting open tournaments throughout 2026 at Lick Creek Boat Ramp in Dover. Two person team or fish by yourself for $50.00 per boat with 80% payout. Optional $10.00 Big Bass Pot with 100% Payout for a total of $60.00 at ramp. Tournament dates are 3/15, 3/29, 4/19, 5/31, 6/7, 7/19, 8/2, 8/16, 9/6, and 9/20. For more details, contact Tim York at 931-802-1568.

For More Information: 931-802-1568

The North Central Tennessee Bass Club is hosting open tournaments throughout 2026 at Lick Creek Boat Ramp in Dover. Two person team or fish by yourself for $50.00 per boat with 80% payout. Optional $10.00 Big Bass Pot with 100% Payout for a total of $60.00 at ramp. Tournament dates are 3/15, 3/29, 4/19, 5/31, 6/7, 7/19, 8/2, 8/16, 9/6, and 9/20. For more details, contact Tim York at 931-802-1568.

For More Information: 931-802-1568

The North Central Tennessee Bass Club is hosting open tournaments throughout 2026 at Lick Creek Boat Ramp in Dover. Two person team or fish by yourself for $50.00 per boat with 80% payout. Optional $10.00 Big Bass Pot with 100% Payout for a total of $60.00 at ramp. Tournament dates are 3/15, 3/29, 4/19, 5/31, 6/7, 7/19, 8/2, 8/16, 9/6, and 9/20. For more details, contact Tim York at 931-802-1568.

For More Information: 931-802-1568

The North Central Tennessee Bass Club is hosting open tournaments throughout 2026 at Lick Creek Boat Ramp in Dover. Two person team or fish by yourself for $50.00 per boat with 80% payout. Optional $10.00 Big Bass Pot with 100% Payout for a total of $60.00 at ramp. Tournament dates are 3/15, 3/29, 4/19, 5/31, 6/7, 7/19, 8/2, 8/16, 9/6, and 9/20. For more details, contact Tim York at 931-802-1568.

For More Information: 931-802-1568