We cordially invite all homeschool families to join us for "Pilgrim History" program from noon to 2PM. History comes to life as all our guides are in costume. Children will learn about the Pilgrims' home life, the chores thePilgrim children did, the games they played, & also about the Pilgrims' relationship to the Native Americans. The program will conclude with a hayride that goes over our fields & through the Cattail Creek. The cost is $7.25/child Adults are free! Registration is required on or before Nov.

Come enjoy the challenge of our 10+ acre educational corn maze. This year the theme is "Friends & Foes of the Farmer".You will learn about the benefits of bats & other things that make farmers happy & the things that make for a grumpy farmer, including the stink bug!When you are done the maze, hop aboard the free hayride to pick your own family pumpkins; make a family scarecrow; feed the farm animals, visit our country store & much more!

From 1 to 2:30PM we will be offering our program "A Day In The Life Of A Farmer". The program will include a barn class on beekeeping & farm crops, feeding the farm animals, going through the mini corn maze, taking a fun hayride over our fields & through the Cattail Creek, & harvest your own pumpkin to take home with you! Cost is $6.75/child Adults are free! Registration is required by Oct. 20th.

From 10AM to 11:30PM we invite all families to join us for our "Day In The Life Of A Farmer" program. Learn about the importance of bees and about our farm crops. Feed the animals, go through the mini corn maze, take a fun hayride over the fields & through the Cattail Creek, & harvest a pumpkin to take home with you! Cost is $6.75/child Adults are free! Registration required on or before Oct. 7th. Feel free to stick around and go through the 10+ acre educational corn maze or shop in our country store. Pick your own pumpkins available.

We invite you to join us for our "Day In The Life Of A Farmer" program from 10AM to 11:30AM. Included in the program is a farm class on the importance of beekeeping & discussion on farm crops we grow. Everyone gets to feed the friendly farm animals, go through the mini corn maze, take a hayride across the fields & through the Cattail Creek, & harvest your own pumpkin to take home with you! The cost is $6.75/child. Adults are free! Registration is required on or before Sept. 28th.

Experience the thrill of using clues and tools from archaeology to solve puzzles from the past. Programs start every half-hour from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Members free; students ages 5 and up $6; adults $4. Children ages 4 and under free. Includes admission to the History Center. Bring lunch to enjoy in Heritage Square. To register, call (407) 836-8580.

Explore the history, ecology, and conservation of Florida's spectacular plant and animal life. Programs start every half-hour from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Members free; students ages 5 and up $6; adults $4. Children ages 4 and under free. Includes admission to the History Center. Bring lunch to enjoy in Heritage Square. To register, call (407) 836-8580.

Learn about some of your grandparent’s favorite childhood pastimes as you play checkers, marbles, hopscotch, jacks and other fun games. Sponsored by SunTrust. Free with garden admission.

Ages 5 and up. Please join us the first Wednesday of every month for an exciting, hands-on learning experience! Additional dates: October 5-Totally Trees. November 2 -Turkey Time. December 7-For The Birds. Class cost is $5 per child and does not include Garden admission. Pre-payment is required. Call 636-4132 to register.

Seven-year-old piano prodigy Naomi Yamaguchi has won several awards for her piano-playing skills and even earned a trip to Carnegie Hall. Naomi, a student at Holy Family in Rochester Hills, is taught piano by Catherine Rollin. Naomi, who loves to compose as well as play music, started playing piano at age 4. Last year, she started to compete and she, so far, has won every competition she has entered. The first win came at the Albion College Piano Festival in October 2010.