A powerful panel of legendary leaders and scholars will share with community the histories of significant civic engagement movements, enhancing understanding of scholarship and leadership.

FREE | RSVP: info@johnsonhouse.org

Tuesday, 5/19

Spend a summer evening on the farm during extended Firefly Hours! Bring a picnic dinner to enjoy with your friends and neighbors and learn more about joining Wyck's Home Farm Club during a Tuesday evening session.

Wednesday, 5/20

Join the Young Friends of Wyck in the historic garden at peak bloom for Bob Ross Night! Create landscape masterpieces while mingling with neighbors and friends amongst the roses.

Thursday, 5/21

Join Germantown writer, Lori Litchman, for a relaxing, informal garden journaling workshop in the early evening hours during Wyck’s peak rose season. We’ll wander the gardens for inspiration and then spend some quiet time journaling. Lori will provide participants each with a small journal.

Ecologist and author Doug Tallamy says insects are “the little things that run the world.”

While society tells us that bugs and insects are creepy crawly things to smoosh and avoid, these tiny creatures are the reason we have food to eat. Insects keep our world humming, so it’s vital to protect them and help them thrive.

Bring the family along for an evening retreat where we’ll explore outside and meet some of these backyard bugs — like fireflies, butterflies, and other beneficial insects — in a safe way. We’ll start out with a scavenger hunt and then play a bug-themed BINGO game with some buggy swag as prizes. By the end of the evening, you’ll have a newfound love of these tiny creatures and some ideas about how to help them keep doing their very important jobs.

Bring your Stamp Rally booklet showing the stamps and scavenger hunt answers you have gathered and meet us for refreshments, lawn games, prizes and raffle drawing.

Meet Lori Litchman, author of Pennsylvania Day Trips, and get your own signed copy!

Ecologist and author Doug Tallamy says insects are “the little things that run the world.”

While society tells us that bugs and insects are creepy crawly things to smoosh and avoid, these tiny creatures are the reason we have food to eat. Insects keep our world humming, so it’s vital to protect them and help them thrive.

Bring the family along for an evening retreat where we’ll explore outside and meet some of these backyard bugs — like fireflies, butterflies, and other beneficial insects — in a safe way. We’ll start out with a scavenger hunt and then play a bug-themed BINGO game with some buggy swag as prizes. By the end of the evening, you’ll have a newfound love of these tiny creatures and some ideas about how to help them keep doing their very important jobs.