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Meet an Ambassador Animal
Join an environmental educator in the classroom for Turtle Talk & Feeding where you will meet one of our live ambassador animals! Learn about native reptile species, discover their unique characteristics, and watch them enjoy a feeding demonstration. This event will be held twice during the month of August, the 5th and 19th from 2:00pm - 2:30pm. Pick a date and come join us for Turtle Talk & Feeding.
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Sustainable Terrariums
Discover ways to live more sustainably in this hand-on program. You will learn how a terrarium functions as its own tiny ecosystem -- and create one using a re-used container. Participants should bring a clean, empty glass container such as a wide-mouthed jar or any clear evenly shaped glass container. (Larger jars tend to work best.) All other materials for building your terrarium will be provided. Join us for a fun, eco-friendly evening and take home your own living creation! This event takes place Wednesday, August 20th from 6:00-7:30pm. Sign up here: Terrariums
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Airlie Art Exhibit: BIRDS OF A FEATHER
Now in its 13th year, Airlie Gardens' annual art exhibit returns with BIRDS OF A FEATHER. The exhibit features ten oversized fiberglass bird sculptures. Each bird is uniquely decorated, painted, or otherwise adorned by a select group of artists and they are on display throughout the grounds. With whimsical names like “Song of Joy,” “Sweet Caroline,” and “See, Hawk!,” you’re sure to find a favorite among them. BIRDS OF A FEATHER will be on display through December 31st 2025 and is included with garden admission.
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This is just one of the birds featured in the gardens. Come see how art takes flight at Airlie! For more information, to view the artists information or see about purchasing a sculpture, visit Art Exhibit. Plan your next visit today!
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Did you know…?
Work has officially begun on the new pump track at Northern Regional Park in Castle Hayne! A pump track is a continuous loop of rollers and banked turns designed to be ridden without pedaling—perfect for bikes, scooters, skateboards, and more. Built for all wheels and all skill levels, this track will be a fun ride for everyone. Stay tuned for updates as we roll closer to opening day!
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