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Celebrate the night! Join Bernheim’s nocturnal naturalists for adventures from the dark side. Marvel at the moon, ponder distant planets, and explore the mysteries beneath your feet on our portion of planet Earth. Spring nights provide glorious layers sounds and stirrings of creatures large and small. Bernheim at Night…
Open House, Sip ‘N Hike, The Hillside Hustle, & fun, seasonal activities for kids With the holidays just around the corner, the Bernheim calendar is full of events to celebrate with nature this December. Except for Christmas Day, Bernheim is open the entire month with activities for every age.
This weekend is overflowing with wonderful programs and great chances to shop for the holidays. Join us for Bernheim’s Holiday Open House from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on…
Whether you are contemplating the perfect gift for the nature lover in your life or a gift the whole family can enjoy, consider Bernheim this holiday season. From now through December 24, an annual Household Level Membership is only $45 with code Winter2020. A…
Bernheim was honored to participate in this year’s Kentucky Gives Day, Central Kentucky’s largest day of giving. The money raised for the 220 participating non-profit organizations was eligible for prize […]
Free year-round admission to Bernheim and to 345+ arboreta and botanical gardens throughout the U.S. as part of the Reciprocal Gardens Program. Click here for the list of participating gardens. […]
Cole Alexander, pictured left, works in the garden in summer 2020 Visitors to Bernheim get to experience many wonders, from trails through its vast forest to the Edible Garden and […]
Save the date! Member Adventure: experience Bernheim like never before – join us for a member-exclusive campout filled with stargazing, s’mores-over a bonfire & stories of constellations. Small tents, chairs […]
Launched in 1998 by the Cornell Lab of Ornithology and National Audubon Society, the Great Backyard Bird Count was the first online citizen-science project to collect data on wild birds and to display results in near real-time. Now, more than 160,000 people of…
Water from the Research Center roof will supply this new 2000 gallon underground cistern. The water will be used in the raised beds for the Edible Garden Project. One of the challenges of this Living Building Challenge project is to capture, store, use, clean and return…
Source: The Nashville Scene By D. Patrick Rodgers April 25, 2019 hanks to how far west it lies in the Eastern Time Zone, the beautiful Louisville, Ky., has sunsets well past 8 p.m. this time of year. That means they get about an…
[This post was extracted from Insider Louisville’s News Roundup on April 25, 2019] Source: Insider Louisville By Mickey Meece April 25, 2019 Andrew Barry | Bernheim Andrew Berry, the longtime […]