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Sunset Walk with Jim Hitz
Join Jim Hitz, Horticulturalist, as he guides you on a captivating sunset exploration of Oak Island, culminating at the prairie.
The Mighty Stature and Ecology of Oaks
Join Dr. Spencer Cortwright from Indiana University Northwest as he explains the ecological importance of oaks.
Arbor Day Tree Planting
Celebrate nature with our community as we dedicate the time to planting trees at Gabis Arboretum and PNW's Hammond and Westville Campuses.
Acorn Concert Series: Gone 2 Paradise (Jimmy Buffet Tribute)
Check out our first concert of the Acorn Concert Series at Gabis Arboretum. Get tickets to hear from "Gone 2 Paradise" live!
Night Sky Viewing with Astronomer
Don't miss this unique opportunity for an unforgettable evening of stargazing and learning with Bill Suriano.
Father’s Day Fishing
Spend Father's Day's morning relaxing and fishing on our beautiful North Pond. It's perfect fun for families and kids!
Acorn Concert Series: Elton Jeff & The Honky Cats (Elton John Tribute)
You don't want to miss this iconic performance by Elton Jeff & The Honky Cats at our Acorn Concert Series.
Prairie Walk at Gabis Arboretum
Gabis Arboretum is hosting a free guided tour to leisurely watch the wildflowers bloom in the prairie.
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Acorn Concert Series: The Cream of Clapton Band
Hear from The Cream of Clapton Band, featuring lead guitarist and vocalist Will Johns and Grammy-award-winning drummer Steve Ferrone.
Perseid Meteor Shower Viewing
Come see the annual Perseid meteor shower during this late-night viewing party. Astrophotographer Bill Suriano will provide insight into why the meteor shower is an annual occurrence.