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Meet at the Pecar Nature Center and then explore Pock Woods Trails with a naturalist.
This meeting is held on the second and fourth Thursday of the month and is open to the public. You can access live streaming video and video archives here.
The Brownsburg Teen Council meets on the first Monday of the month to talk about how teens can help shape the library. They also work on projects, play games, enjoy snacks, and more! Members are eligible to become VolunTeens and earn service hours for helping out at the library and attending programs. This program is […]
Join Hendricks County Parks naturalists to learn about native animals, read a story, and take home a craft. Ages 3-12, registration required.
Teens are invited to learn about careers within the parks system, education recommendations, what it's like to work in a parks office, and more. Lunch provided. Advance registration required by January 4, 2022.
Hike Arbuckle Acres Park with a Brownsburg Parks Naturalist and learn about nature in the winter season.
This meeting is held on the second Monday of the month and is open to the public. You can access live streaming video and video archives here.
Bring work to share with other writers. Get encouragement, inspiration, and motivation for your writing goals. Registration required.
This meeting is held on the second Tuesday of the month and is open to the public. You can access live streaming video and video archives here.
Free class for women to learn defensive tactics and other methods of protecting themselves.
Take a guided hike and add to your Pokémon GO Pokedex. Meet at the Turtle Crawl trail near the fishing dock. Recommended for ages 5 and older.
Children ages 5-10 can practice their reading skills with a certified therapy pet. Registration required.
Amos Butler Audubon Society Education Chair and Indy Parks Naturalist Jessica Helmbold will discuss the history of coffee and how coffee affects the environment. Enjoy samples of Rainforest Alliance/bird-friendly coffees. Recommended for adults. Free to attend.
The Brownsburg Public Library Board meets on the third Monday of every month. All are welcome to attend.
Master Gardener Colletta Kosiba will provide tips to keep your houseplants happy and healthy during this program.
Doors open at 11:00 for networking. Welcome and lunch begin at 11:20 a.m. This month's program is the State of the School address featuring Dr. Jim Snapp, Superintendent of Brownsburg Community School Corporation.
The Park Board is committed to providing quality parks, recreation facilities, and programs.
Help remove weeds from the B&O Trail during this volunteer event. Volunteers ages 13-17 must be accompanied by an adult.
Explore McCloud Nature Park by dark on a winter lantern walk. Bring your own battery-operated lantern or glow sticks. Recommended for ages six and older. There is a fee of $3 per person and advanced registration is required by January 18th.
Brownsburg Advisory Plan Commission meetings are held on the fourth Monday of the month in the Council Room at Town Hall. Meetings are open to the public.
Genealogist Amber Oldenburg will how to understand records related to the Homestead Act of 1862 during this hybrid program. Attend at the library or virtually via Zoom.
Enjoy networking and casual conversation with fellow Brownsburg Chamber of Commerce members.
This meeting is held on the second and fourth Thursday of the month and is open to the public. You can access live streaming video and video archives here.
Celebrate International Puzzle Day by working on some puzzles at Brownsburg Public Library. Program is for school-age kids 6-10. There will also be a special puzzle scavenger hunt.
Make a pine cone bird feeder. All materials are provided while supplies last. Meet at Bluegill Shelter. Shortening will be used instead of peanut butter for a nut-safe experience. All ages, free to attend, and no registration required.
The Brownsburg Redevelopment Commission meets on the first Tuesday of the month and meetings are open to the public. View live streaming video/video archives.
Preschool-upper elementary children (ages 3-12) and their parents/guardians can learn about native animals and read a story with a Hendricks County Parks naturalist and then take home a craft. Register here.
Help remove invasive plants from Williams Park. Volunteers ages 13-17 must be accompanied by an adult. Bring work gloves if you have them. All other safety gear will be provided by Brownsburg Parks.
Hike through Williams Park with a naturalist and discover nature in the winter months!
Paw Street Bakery is sponsoring Frosty Paws at W.S. Gibbs Memorial Park. You and your dog(s) are invited to join a park naturalist and other dogs and their owners for a winter walk. Meet near the fishing dock. All dogs must remain leashed in the park.