Purdue University Northwest Gabis Arboretum Events
Gabis Arboretum at Purdue Northwest
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Acorn Concert Series – Mr. Blotto
The Acorn Concert Series is back for 2022 and it’s bigger and better than ever! If you haven’t experienced Chicago’s Original Jam Band, you’re missing out.
Native Seed Collecting
Do you want to grow some native plants in the garden but don’t know which ones? Join a naturalist on a hike through the prairie to collect native flower and grass seeds that you can plant in your garden
Stargazing at Gabis Arboretum
Join PNW Astronomers for an evening of stargazing. The arboretum’s stunning landscape away from light pollution makes it the perfect location for stargazing!
FreeFall Hike
Come out and enjoy the last of the warmer weather before winter. See the beautiful fall colors and picturesque landscapes.
The Gem of the Chicago Wilderness : Ecology and Restoration of one of the Greatest Ecological Regions in the United States
This presentation will convey how to quantify the ecological quality of an area, will present how our area became such an ecological gem, will illustrate some of our most wondrous habitats, and will communicate the important need for restoration of our ecological gem.
Holiday Wreath-Making Workshop
Complete your holiday décor by learning the basics of building a wreath from scratch at our wreath- making workshop.
$35Holiday Mini Photo Shoot
The perfect photo for the holidays! The Arboretum has partnered with Dana Elizabeth Photography to build the perfect backdrop for your family holiday photo shoot.
Winter Night Hike
Come explore the trails and quiet woods to find out what animals are awake and braving the cold winter night.
About Honeybees
Interested in bees or beekeeping? Or perhaps you just want to learn more about the dramatic impact that honeybees have on the world around us and what you can do to help.
Citizen Science : How to use the iNaturalist App
Gabis Arboretum 450 West 100 North, Valparaiso, IN, United StatesIn this class you will learn how to use iNaturalist to identify organisms, upload findings, and join projects.