Join Nyta Brown, of Texas Parks and Wildlife, Old Tunnel Wildlife Management Area, who will tell us everything she knows about bats.  Kid friendly activity included.

Presented by Phil Hardberger Park Conservancy and Alamo Area Master Naturalists

Also scheduled to open in November is the new Salado Creek Overlook, a steel structure perched high on a bluff overlooking Salado Creek.

The construction at the north end of the parking lot on the east side of Phil Hardberger Park is nearing completion as the long-awaited Salado Classroom Building is expected to open to the public in November.

We look forward to seeing you at Farm and Fork.

Spend an early fall evening at Phil Hardberger Park savoring healthy edibles, listening to live music, learning and participating in educational programs.

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Bill Woller, an Alamo Area Master Naturalist, was born & raised in northwest Bexar County on a dairy farm.  He will present to us what life on a dairy farm was like and share his childhood memories & experiences growing up in a much more rural San Antonio.  Dale Chumbley, longtime caretaker of the Voelcker Farm, will demonstrate milking a cow & will assist children in feeding calves.  Dale will also share a bit of history of the Voelcker Farm. A kid-friendly activity is included. Presented by Phil Hardberger Park Conservancy & Alamo Area Master Naturalists.