Programs

Throughout the duration of MCMP events, programs and/or classes, there are opportunities for photographic and video coverage by MCMP which may include your participation or observance of the activity. MCMP reserves the right to use the photos and video at its discretion for media coverage and promotional materials, including broadcasts, reports, publications, social media and marketing materials of MCMP. If you do not wish to be photographed or video recorded at the event, please let the photographer or videographer know prior to being photographed or videotaped. MCMP shall otherwise assume that it has your permission to photograph or video you and/or your child's involvement and participation in this activity. If you have any questions, please contact the Community Engagement Department at 330.702.3000 ext. 120.

More Programs →
 

T'ai Chi Step One in the Gardens

Ease stress, improve health, and increase vitality. Join Marie Lew in warm-ups, breathing exercises, instruction of selected movements and narrated practice of a classic Chen T'ai Chi form. Register online or call 330.740.7116 ext230. Walk-ins welcome. $12/class
Wednesday, Jan. 3-Dec. 18, Noon -1 pm
Fellows Riverside Gardens: Radius Program Classroom

Yoga in the Gardens

Elevate your yoga practice and discover a healthier you with Marina. All levels are welcome to join. Don't forget to bring your mat and a small blanket for ultimate comfort during the session. Invest in yourself for just $15 per class. Let's find balance together! To secure your spot, register and pay online or call 330.740.7116 ext. 230. Walk-ins are also welcome! NO CLASSES ON JULY 4TH, OCTOBER 22nd 24th & NOVEMBER 28.
Tuesday, Thursday, Jan. 9-Dec. 19, 9:30-11 am
Fellows Riverside Gardens: Radius Program Classroom

A Brush With Nature

Mill Creek MetroParks is delighted to welcome The Mahoning Valley Watercolor Society to the Weller Gallery. The exhibit will feature 31 local artists who create with watercolor. The MVWS was founded in 1982 by eleven area artists with a goal to encourage local watercolor painters. The Society provides watercolorists with a place to share work, to learn more about watercolor techniques, and to receive information regarding watercolor-related events in the community. The MVWS artist group includes beginners, as well as professional artists, who teach and show their work internationally.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Jan. 26-Mar. 31, 10 am-5 pm
Fellows Riverside Gardens: Weller Gallery

Yoga Basics Course

Release physical and mental tensions while gradually improving strength & flexibility. Gentle but thorough classes guided by experienced instructor Karres Cvetkovich. register online or call 330.740.7116 ext230. $96-8 week course.
Sunday, Mar. 10-Apr. 28, 9:15-10:30 am
Fellows Riverside Gardens: Radius Program Classroom

T'ai Chi Basics for Beginners Course

Learn this classic art of energy balancing while developing coordination, flexibility and leg strength. Designed for beginners, this course includes warm-ups, breathing exercises and the first steps of a classic T'ai Chi form. Learn to flow through your day feeling centered and attuned!Register online or call 330.740.7116 ext230. course $120
Thursday, Mar. 14-May 16, Noon -1 pm
Fellows Riverside Gardens: Radius Program Classroom

Recreational Hikes

Meet at MetroParks Bikeway Trailhead at Kirk Road Trailhead. Easy 2-4 miles. Volunteer led hikes focusing on exercising in the outdoors. Call Wick Recreation Area for details 330-740-7114.
Wednesday, March 20, 9-10 am
Metroparks Bikeway Trailhead

The Backyard Conservation Lecture Series - the Why & Where of Native Plants

Join Gary Davenport, Project Coordinator for the Mahoning County Land Bank, and Zack Felger, Outreach & Education Specialist for the Mahoning County Soil and Water Conservation District, in an informative seminar exploring the wonders of the Ohio River watershed's native plants! Throughout this lecture series, participants will discover the benefits of native plants for both people and wildlife featuring insight from diverse guest speakers and experts in the fields of native plants and environmental restoration. Gain insights on cultivating native plants on your property, explore their diverse applications, and learn about grassroots backyard conservation efforts. Participants will receive complimentary milkweed seeds to start your own native plant garden. Embrace this opportunity to celebrate native plants and engage in environmental stewardship with us! Register/pay by 3/18, online or call 330.740.7107 x 129. $5
Wednesday, March 20, 6-7 pm
MetroParks Farm: McMahon Hall

Sprout Club - Super Spiders!

Ages 3-5; plus adult. Join Sprout Club for fun and hands-on activities learning all about spiders. Meet at Ford Nature Center, 840 Old Furnace Rd. Register/pay by 3/19, online or call 330.740.7107 x 129. $7
Thursday, March 21, 1-2 pm
Mill Creek Park: FNC Education Classroom A

Nature Trivia Night

Ages 16+. Bring your nature trivia knowledge and join us at the Ford Nature Center (840 Old Furnace Rd.) in the Education Building. Be sure to brush up on all things nature and Mill Creek Park! Come on your own or bring a team of up to 4, but be sure to register each member individually. Snacks and beverages will be provided. Registration required. Register by 3/19, online or call 330.740.7107 ext. 129. $3 per person.
Thursday, March 21, 6-7 pm
Mill Creek Park: FNC Education Classroom A
Mill Creek Park: FNC Education Classroom B

Birding the Sanctuary

Enjoy birding with Jeff Harvey on this early morning hike at Mill Creek Wildlife Sanctuary. Space limited. Boots required. Moderate. 1.25 mi. Register by 3/21, online or call 330.740.7107 x 129. Free
Saturday, March 23, 8-9:30 am
Nature Preserves: Mill Creek Wildlife Sanctuary
More Programs →