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Learn about native plants and pollinators with the Green Team at one of four pollinator gardens around the City.

Learn about native plants and pollinators with the Green Team at one of four pollinator gardens around the City.
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Green Team guides a session on native plants and pollinators at a city pollinator garden in Centennial Park.
Green Team teaches native plants and pollinators at a city pollinator garden near the Senior Center.
Kenhill Center hosts a Green Team tour of a pollinator garden, teaching native plants and monarch maintenance.
Green Team guides a tour of a pollinator garden, teaching native plants and monarch maintenance at Belair Meadows.
Stories, songs, and fingerplays delight babies at Bowie’s Ready 2 Read Storytime, sparking early literacy and bonding, for ages 5 and under.
Stories, songs, and fingerplays delight toddlers at South Bowie, ages 5 and under.
Medical technology career seminar explores research and development roles in the medical field, Kenhill Conference Room 126, Bowie, for ages 18 and up.
Interactive Chesapeake Bay aquarium at Glen Echo Park offers timed‑entry exhibits and educators for personalized learning, $10 per person, ages 2 and up.
Creative drop-in play explores outdoor wonders in the Bird House Classroom at the National Zoo, with nature‑themed activities for toddlers and caregivers, for all ages.
Supervised skating paired with hands‑on STEM lessons at Bowie Ice Arena, featuring a new STEM activity each date, for ages 6–12.
Spooky outdoor screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show on Belair Mansion lawn with food truck, beverage stations, and encouraged costumes, free for adults 18+, 21+ for alcohol.
Police Department hosts annual Trunk‑or‑Treat at Bowie City Hall, with costume and car‑design contests awarding prizes, local businesses displaying treats, all ages.
Free produce distribution in the Greenbelt Community Center parking lot, 15 Crescent Road.
Hands‑on nature exploration with stories, songs, crafts and outdoor discovery, each session featuring a themed focus on animals, plants or habitats, ages 2–5.
Touch artifacts, ask questions, and learn about animal ambassadors from the caring naturalists at Meadowside Nature Center, no registration required.
Paper shredding and Styrofoam recycling at Public Works event, residents bring up to five tall kitchen bags or five archive boxes for shredding, first‑come, first‑served.