This September, discover the wild side of your own backyard at Elachee! Every Saturday, we’re highlighting the amazing animals that may be living just outside your door. Through hands-on activities, up-close encounters, and guided programs; you and your family will learn how to identify, support, and protect the wildlife that calls Georgia home.
Mayor Sam Couvillon recently issued a proclamation on behalf of the City of Gainesville declaring Sept. 30, Gainesville Reads Day in support of Georgia Reads Day! Join us at the Downtown Dragon on the Gainesville Square from 5:30-6:30pm for a special celebration!
Find your confidence, build your skills, and connect with community in the great outdoors! As part of our Forest Fridays series, Elachee is excited to launch the brand-new Women of the Woods Club—a monthly gathering designed to empower women to explore nature with knowledge, safety, and confidence.
Join us on the history Downtown Gainesville Square for our First Friday Concert Series!
This October, step into the shadows and uncover the secrets of nocturnal and “spooky” creatures at Elachee! Each Saturday, we’ll shine a light on bats, owls, spiders, and other misunderstood wildlife that play important roles in our ecosystems. Through hands-on crafts, sensory adventures, and up-close encounters, you and your family will discover why these creatures are more fascinating than frightening.
Welcome local homeschool families! We invite you to join us for an afternoon of adventure and learning!
This October, step into the shadows and uncover the secrets of nocturnal and “spooky” creatures at Elachee! Each Saturday, we’ll shine a light on bats, owls, spiders, and other misunderstood wildlife that play important roles in our ecosystems. Through hands-on crafts, sensory adventures, and up-close encounters, you and your family will discover why these creatures are more fascinating than frightening.
When school is out, adventure is in! Join us this October for No School Nature Days, a fun-filled, educational experience at Elachee. From guided hikes and live animal encounters to hands-on crafts and activities, kids can spend their fall break immersed in nature!
Hosted annually by the University of North Georgia on its Gainesville campus, the Georgia Film Festival (GFF) is a three-day celebration of storytelling through film!
This October, step into the shadows and uncover the secrets of nocturnal and “spooky” creatures at Elachee! Each Saturday, we’ll shine a light on bats, owls, spiders, and other misunderstood wildlife that play important roles in our ecosystems. Through hands-on crafts, sensory adventures, and up-close encounters, you and your family will discover why these creatures are more fascinating than frightening.