Cultivate: Nature Sounds & Wildlife

Bask in the early tulip blooms and cherry blossoms at Cultivate: Nature Sounds & Wildlife on March 7. Learn about the wildlife that surrounds us with nature talks, displays, and a special performance of “BEE SONG” during a night of discovery.

$5 members, $15 non-members. Advance registration required. Register online here.

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SCHEDULE

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Main Lawn
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• “BEE SONG” | 5:45, 6:30 & 7:15pm
  The world-renowned Bob Cole Conservatory Chamber Choir from California State University, Long Beach performs a special arrangement of “BEE SONG” by composer Robert Hoehn. Written for the Resonant Nest, part of the exhibition in the Sturt Haaga Gallery, this 15-minute score was inspired by the daily activity of a bumblebee colony.
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• Native Plant Display | 5:30–8pm
  Learn all about bee-friendly plants and chat with experts about our local native bees.
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• Pollinator Craft | 5:30–8pm
  Enjoy a hands-on activity inspired by the plants and insects around us.
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• The Kitchen at Descanso Food and Drink | 5:30–8pm
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Hilltop Gardens
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• Nature Talks by Arroyos & Foothills Conservancy  | 6, 6:30 & 7pm
  Learn all about the urban wildlife in our city, hear from experts about motion-sensor camera trapping and more.
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• Sturt Haaga Gallery, fruiting bodies exhibition open | 5:30-8:15pm
  The Gallery stays open late for you to explore.
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• PLAY evolution | 6–6:20, 6:40–7, 7:20–7:40 & 8–8:20pm
  Embark on an adventure with PLAY and tap into your most child-like self. Each participant will be given a set of silent dj headphones, and will be guided to explore, move and make noise.
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• The Kitchen at Descanso Food and Drink | 5:30–8pm