Join Osage Park’s site managers for a hands-on invasive species management workshop in Bentonville. Learn to identify common invasive plants in Northwest Arkansas and discover practical, easy-to-apply techniques for managing them in your yard, neighborhood, or shared green spaces. Gain the tools and confidence to support native plants and create healthier landscapes at home.
Ready to tackle roots, rocks, and technical trail features? Coler’s Intro to Technical Terrain class teaches essential skills like body position and bike-body separation to help you ride technical sections with confidence and control.
New to archery or want to build confidence on the range? This 2-hour Intro to Archery class covers the fundamentals with hands-on instruction, guided practice, and all equipment provided.
Earn your USA Archery Level 1 Instructor Certification and gain the tools to safely lead beginner archery programs. This course covers range safety, shooting techniques, equipment basics, and lesson planning—perfect for camps, schools, and community programs.
New to archery or want to build confidence on the range? This 2-hour Intro to Archery class covers the fundamentals with hands-on instruction, guided practice, and all equipment provided.
Join Coach Kip Lacey at Osage Park for pickleball lessons. Lessons will meet once a week on Monday evenings for 8 weeks.
Join Coach Kip Lacey at Osage Park for pickleball lessons. Lessons will meet once a week on Monday evenings for 8 weeks.
Join Coach Kip Lacey at Osage Park for advanced pickleball lessons. Lessons will meet once a week on Monday evenings for 8 weeks.
This program is a two-hour nature class designed for homeschooled students ages 6-12. Objectives include learning about our watershed system, designing your own waterways, learning about the wetland ecosystem at Osage Park, discovering wildlife and their adaptations, learning the seven principles of outdoor ethics, animal shelter building, plant identification, prairie conservation, bug catching and more!
Tour de Coler is a free weekly Tuesday group mountain bike ride at Coler Mountain Bike Preserve. Riders split by skill level and style. No registration required.
ThinkWell Outdoors programs are nature hybrid schools that seek to connect children and their families back with nature, themselves, and each other through inquiry and play-based emergent education. It is an (almost) all-weather program that provides an opportunity for students to play, explore, and learn together in an outdoor environment. They will wonder and wander, get curiously creative, build connection through community, and deepen into respectful reciprocity with themselves, each other, and the land. For our Nature Explorers Program (ages 5-10): Each week we’ll explore natural science, geography, civics, and history through play, emergent learning, music, movement, STEAM activities, and wandering in nature together. Register
Ready to ride smoother and with more confidence? Coler’s Intro to Cornering class breaks down essential cornering skills—including body position and bike control—to help you build a strong foundation and take your riding to the next level.