Pan's Garden

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Garden Treasures classes let your kids explore Pan's Garden using all five senses, spotting native plants like firebush and river sage while learning how different parts of the garden work. Kindergarten and first grade students take guided tours through wetland and upland areas, then use movement and creativity to connect what they've discovered. Your kid will spend time observing, listening to birds, and creating art or writing about their experience. Classes work best with one group per visit, so it stays low-key and focused on what your child notices and feels in this compact native plant garden tucked near downtown.

The Palm Beach Preservation Foundation is a private, nonprofit membership organization dedicated to the preservation of the historic, architectural, and cultural heritage of Palm Beach, Florida. They offer advocacy initiatives, educational programs, ar

Programs (1)

• Grades K thru 5 Classes

  Class
  · Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday· Morning, Evening· Membership Required

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