Held once per month from August through November, these evening walks invite participants to slow down, observe closely, and connect with the nature that calls Crown Point home in low light during dusk. You will be guided through the prairie and forest and discuss how different types of wildlife have evolved to flourish and live most of their lives at night.

Seasons on the Land is a monthly guided walk that invite participants to slow down, observe closely, and experience the land as it changes through the year. Held once per month from October through November, these walks offer a gentle, immersive way to connect with Crown Point Ecology Center’s fields, gardens, woods, and water.

Experience a restorative hour beginning with light movement and breathwork, followed by an immersive sound journey. Katie will guide you through healing vibrations using crystal singing bowls, gongs, chimes, drums, and her signature intuitive medicine songs—helping you reset, integrate, and reconnect.

Crown Point Ecology Center, in partnership with Farming with Friends, invites you to our first-ever Fun on the Farm: All Abilities Fall Fest — a welcoming and accessible fall celebration for families, individuals, and communities of all abilities.

Join us for a reimagining of the music of Jerome Kern, Harold Arlen, Johnny Mercer, and Henry Mancini from the Great American Songbook — featuring brand-new arrangements by Jack Schantz and some of Northeast Ohio's finest jazz musicians, with vocals by local singing legend Barbara Rosene. A must-see experience!

An introduction to backyard chickens — behavior, anatomy, feed, predators, eggs, and more — taught alongside Crown Point's own two resident flocks, with real hands-on time. Not a deep dive, just a real, honest sense of what keeping chickens actually involves before you decide to try it yourself.

Held once per month from August through November, these evening walks invite participants to slow down, observe closely, and connect with the nature that calls Crown Point home in low light during dusk. You will be guided through the prairie and forest and discuss how different types of wildlife have evolved to flourish and live most of their lives at night.

Experience a restorative hour beginning with light movement and breathwork, followed by an immersive sound journey. Katie will guide you through healing vibrations using crystal singing bowls, gongs, chimes, drums, and her signature intuitive medicine songs—helping you reset, integrate, and reconnect.

Seasons on the Land is a monthly guided walk that invite participants to slow down, observe closely, and experience the land as it changes through the year. Held once per month from September through November, these walks offer a gentle, immersive way to connect with Crown Point Ecology Center’s fields, gardens, woods, and water.

Join us on Wednesday, September 9 from 6:30pm-7:45pm for the third part of the four part Rooted Conversations Speaker Series at Crown Point Ecology Center. In this session, we’ll explore how soil health, water movement, and shifting weather patterns shape resilient farms and food systems, and why working with natural processes is essential in a changing climate.

Join us for a monthly evening guided hike through the ecosystems at Crown Point, followed by s'mores and stargazing with Dr. Bob from the University of Akron. Seasons on the Land is a monthly guided walk inviting participants to slow down, observe closely, and experience the land as it changes through the year

Crown Point’s signature fundraising event to to showcase premier oral and silent auction items, an artfully prepared multi-course dinner and specialty cocktails located on the 115-acre countryside farm. Sponsorship opportunities available! Reservations including meal selection are required to attend.

Seasons on the Land is a monthly guided walk that invite participants to slow down, observe closely, and experience the land as it changes through the year. Held once per month from August through November, these walks offer a gentle, immersive way to connect with Crown Point Ecology Center’s fields, gardens, woods, and water.

At Crown Point Ecology Center, we believe that every child thrives when learning is rooted in nature. Our youth programs combine hands-on experiences, farm-based learning, and exploration of the natural world to spark curiosity, build community, and nurture a lifelong love for the Earth.

Experience a restorative hour beginning with light movement and breathwork, followed by an immersive sound journey. Katie will guide you through healing vibrations using crystal singing bowls, gongs, chimes, drums, and her signature intuitive medicine songs—helping you reset, integrate, and reconnect.

Dead at Harvest is Crown Point's first-ever immersive murder mystery fundraiser. Set entirely inside our historic Century Barn, a working structure standing since 1910. Professional actors from Roving Rogue Productions bring eight Prohibition-era suspects to life as you move freely through the space, gather clues, question everyone, and build your case.

At Crown Point Ecology Center, we believe that every child thrives when learning is rooted in nature. Our youth programs combine hands-on experiences, farm-based learning, and exploration of the natural world to spark curiosity, build community, and nurture a lifelong love for the Earth.

Come join us at Crown Point Ecology Center on July 31 for an evening of our summer Meadow Music series, featuring Richfield Circus. This FREE, family-friendly concert invites guests of all ages to enjoy a relaxed evening of live music in the meadow.

Come join us at Crown Point Ecology Center on July 24 for an evening of our summer Meadow Music series, featuring Blue Lunch. This FREE, family-friendly concert invites guests of all ages to enjoy a relaxed evening of live music in the meadow.

Seasons on the Land is a monthly guided walk that invite participants to slow down, observe closely, and experience the land as it changes through the year. Held once per month from July through November, these walks offer a gentle, immersive way to connect with Crown Point Ecology Center’s fields, gardens, woods, and water.

At Crown Point Ecology Center, we believe that every child thrives when learning is rooted in nature. Our youth programs combine hands-on experiences, farm-based learning, and exploration of the natural world to spark curiosity, build community, and nurture a lifelong love for the Earth.

Come join us at Crown Point Ecology Center on July 17 for an evening of our summer Meadow Music series, featuring Swizzle Stick Band. This FREE, family-friendly concert invites guests of all ages to enjoy a relaxed evening of live music in the meadow.

Swizzle Stick Band brings a vibrant, dance-worthy blend of funk and Motown classics, perfect for a lively summer night outdoors. Bring a blanket or lawn chair, spread out in the meadow, and enjoy an evening filled with soulful grooves, open space, and community at Crown Point.

Come join us at Crown Point Ecology Center on July 10 for an evening of our summer Meadow Music series, featuring Morning Star Band. This FREE, family-friendly concert invites guests of all ages to enjoy a relaxed evening of live music in the meadow.

Morning Star Band brings an uplifting, roots-inspired sound that’s perfect for a summer night outdoors. Food trucks will be onsite, so bring a blanket or lawn chair, grab a bite to eat, spread out in the meadow, and enjoy an evening filled with music, open space, and community at Crown Point.

At Crown Point Ecology Center, we believe that every child thrives when learning is rooted in nature. Our youth programs combine hands-on experiences, farm-based learning, and exploration of the natural world to spark curiosity, build community, and nurture a lifelong love for the Earth.

Come join us at Crown Point Ecology Center on June 26 for our summer Meadow Music series, featuring beloved local musician Jason Patrick Meyers. This FREE, family-friendly concert invites guests of all ages to enjoy a relaxed evening of live music in the meadow.

Jason Patrick Meyers brings heartfelt songwriting and a soulful acoustic sound rooted in Northeast Ohio’s rich folk and Americana traditions.

Come join us at Crown Point Ecology Center on June 19 for the opening night of our summer Meadow Music series, featuring beloved local musician Alex Bevan. This FREE, family-friendly concert invites guests of all ages to enjoy a relaxed evening of live music in the meadow.

Alex Bevan is a longtime Northeast Ohio favorite, known for his warm folk sound, storytelling, and gentle humor. Bring a blanket or lawn chair, spread out in the meadow, and enjoy a summer evening filled with music, open space, and community at Crown Point.

Seasons on the Land is a monthly guided walk that invite participants to slow down, observe closely, and experience the land as it changes through the year. Held once per month from June through November, these walks offer a gentle, immersive way to connect with Crown Point Ecology Center’s fields, gardens, woods, and water.

At Crown Point Ecology Center, we believe that every child thrives when learning is rooted in nature. Our youth programs combine hands-on experiences, farm-based learning, and exploration of the natural world to spark curiosity, build community, and nurture a lifelong love for the Earth.

Join us on Wednesday, June 10 from 6:30pm-7:45pm for the second part of the four part Rooted Conversations Speaker Series at Crown Point Ecology Center. This conversation highlights the pollinators and wildlife that keep food systems functioning, from familiar to the often overlooked, and explores how their presence shapes the health of our landscapes and harvests.