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![Lives Remembered: Black History in Pease Park]()
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Please register to attend using the form below.
REGISTER HERE
![Lives Remembered: Black History in Pease Park]()
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Please register to attend using the form below.
REGISTER HERE
![Growing Up WILD Workshop for Educators]()
Professional development for anyone who works with young children including early childcare professionals, teachers, homeschool parents, and more - taught by Pease Park Conservancy’s own, Bret Kiester!
Growing Up WILD invites you to explore and share the fascinating world of wildlife and ecosystems using fun hands-on educational activities. Learn about engaging TEKS-aligned activities that are designed especially for young children (ages 3-7) while networking with other educators. $35 registration required to cover the cost of the book you will take home with you.
REGISTER HERE
![Pride Picnic]()
Wrap up Pride Month at Pride Picnic in Pease Park! Pease Park Conservancy and Future Front Texas come together once again to bring you a market of 30+ local vendors, fun activities for all ages, and the opportunity to picnic on the great lawn with a loving and welcoming community!
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![Birding at Pease Park]()
Travis Audubon and Pease Park Conservancy are teaming up to bring birding to Pease Park!
Join Chris Gunter and Nicole Netherton for a morning of birding at Pease Park! We will have binoculars for anyone who needs to borrow a pair.
REGISTER HERE
![Lives Remembered: Black History in Pease Park]()
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Please register to attend using the form below.
REGISTER HERE
![Lives Remembered: Black History in Pease Park]()
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Please register to attend using the form below.
REGISTER HERE
![Birding at Pease Park]()
Travis Audubon and Pease Park Conservancy are teaming up to bring birding to Pease Park!
Join Chris Gunter and Nicole Netherton for a morning of birding at Pease Park! We will have binoculars for anyone who needs to borrow a pair.
REGISTER HERE
![Mothing at Pease Park with Dr. Curtis Eckerman]()
Pease Park Conservancy is excited to partner with Dr. Curtis Eckerman for another field moth study during the Texas Parks and Wildlife Texas Pollinator Bioblitz!
Stop by to learn about some of the species found within Pease Park and help collect citizen science by taking pictures on iNaturalist.
This event is free, open to the public, and fun for all ages.
REGISTER HERE
![Lives Remembered: Black History in Pease Park]()
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Please register to attend using the form below.
REGISTER HERE
![Squirrel Fest]()
Pease Park Conservancy and Future Front Texas are teaming up for Squirrel Fest once again!
This event is a celebration of spring and is a day full of family-friendly fun, activities, music, food, drink! Participate in shows, engage with partner booths, and create memories at Austin’s first and oldest park. The event will end with a movie screening on the Great Lawn
LEARN MORE HERE
![Lives Remembered: Black History in Pease Park]()
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Please register to attend using the form below.
REGISTER HERE
![RISE Fest]()
RISE Fest is an afternoon celebrating Austin’s Black freedom communities. Presented by Tejemos Foundation
Created by Pease Park Conservancy, The Rise Project, Outreach Productions
Pack your blankets or lawn chairs and gather in community to enjoy engaging activities, music, food, and discussions.
LEARN MORE HERE
![Lives Remembered: Black History in Pease Park]()
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Please register to attend using the form below and indicate which date you will attend.
REGISTER HERE
![Mothing at Pease Park with Dr. Curtis Eckerman]()
Pease Park Conservancy is excited to partner with Dr. Curtis Eckerman for another field moth study during the Texas Parks and Wildlife Texas Pollinator Bioblitz!
Stop by to learn about some of the species found within Pease Park and help collect citizen science by taking pictures on iNaturalist.
This event is free, open to the public, and fun for all ages.
REGISTER HERE
![Birding at Pease Park]()
Travis Audubon and Pease Park Conservancy are teaming up to bring birding to Pease Park!
Join Chris Gunter and Nicole Netherton for a morning of birding at Pease Park! We will have binoculars for anyone who needs to borrow a pair.
REGISTER HERE
![Lives Remembered: Black History in Pease Park]()
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Please register to attend using the form below and indicate which date you will attend.
REGISTER HERE
![Lives Remembered: Black History in Pease Park]()
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Please register to attend using the form below and indicate which date you will attend.
REGISTER HERE
![Lives Remembered: Black History in Pease Park]()
The site of today's Pease District Park was part of the 365-acre Woodlawn homestead owned by former Texas Governor E. M. Pease and his wife, Lucadia. Although Governor Pease supported the Union during the Civil War, research has found that at least 37 individuals were directly enslaved or leased as enslaved labor by the Pease family. This tour recognizes and shares some of the stories of a few of these people.
Please register to attend using the form below and indicate which date you will attend.
REGISTER HERE
![MLK Day Donation Drive at Pease Park]()
In honor of Martin Luther King Day, Pease Park Conservancy is hosting a donation drive for the Austin community! Stop by to drop off non-perishable food items as well as diapers and period products. Donations will be delivered to the Micah 6 food pantry and the Austin Diaper Bank.
Read on to learn about what to donate and volunteer opportunities.
![Stories on the Go with Austin Bat Cave: Songwriting Workshop and Book Drive]()
Pease Park Conservancy is excited to partner with Austin Bat Cave for the Stories on the Go series! During this iteration, participants will be able to collect and swap books, visit the Bat Bus, and experience a unique performance.
REGISTER HERE
This event is free, open to the public, and fun for all ages.
Stories on the Go is supported by the City of Austin Creative Arts. All of Pease Park Conservancy’s children’s programming events are supported by H-E-B!
![Birding at Pease Park]()
Travis Audubon and Pease Park Conservancy are teaming up to bring birding to Pease Park!
Join Chris Gunter and Nicole Netherton for a morning of birding at Pease Park! We will have binoculars for anyone who needs to borrow a pair.
REGISTER HERE
Thank you to H-E-B for supporting all of our educational programming events!
![Stories on the Go with Austin Bat Cave: Camp Fire Edition]()
Pease Park Conservancy is excited to partner with Austin Bat Cave for the Stories on the Go series! During this event, children will write stories with autumnal themes that can be shared around campfires, living room floors, and anywhere with a group. Participants will also have the opportunity to visit the Bat Bus, score FREE books, and create unique zines!
REGISTER HERE
This event is free, open to the public, and fun for all ages.
Stories on the Go is supported by the City of Austin Creative Arts. All of Pease Park Conservancy’s children’s programming events are supported by H-E-B!
![Birding at Pease Park]()
Travis Audubon and Pease Park Conservancy are teaming up to bring birding to Pease Park!
Join Chris Gunter and Nicole Netherton for a morning of birding at Pease Park! We will have binoculars for anyone who needs to borrow a pair.
REGISTER HERE
Thank you to H-E-B for supporting all of our educational programming events!
![Mothing with Dr. Curtis Eckerman]()
Pease Park Conservancy is excited to partner with Dr. Curtis Eckerman for another field moth study in celebration of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Texas Pollinator Bioblitz!
Stop by to learn about some of the species found within Pease Park and help collect citizen science by taking pictures on iNaturalist.
This event is free, open to the public, and fun for all ages.
REGISTER HERE
Thank you to H-E-B for supporting all of our children’s programming events!
![Birding at Pease Park]()
Travis Audubon and Pease Park Conservancy are teaming up to bring birding to Pease Park!
Join Chris Gunter and Nicole Netherton for a morning of birding at Pease Park! We will have binoculars for anyone who needs to borrow a pair.
REGISTER HERE
Thank you to H-E-B for supporting all of our educational programming events!
![Birding at Pease Park]()
Travis Audubon and Pease Park Conservancy are teaming up to bring birding to Pease Park! Join Chris Gunter and Nicole Netherton for a morning of birding at Pease Park! We will have binoculars for anyone who needs to borrow a pair.
REGISTER HERE
Thank you to H-E-B for supporting all of our educational programming events!
![The Refugee Collective: Mindful Mending Workshop]()
The Refugee Collective and Pease Park Conservancy are teaming up to offer a Mindful Mending workshop at the Tudor Cottage and Terrace!
REGISTER HERE
![Pride Picnic]()
Wrap up Pride Month at Pride Picnic in Pease Park! Pease Park Conservancy and Future Front Texas come together once again to bring you a market of 30 local vendors, fun activities for all ages, and the opportunity to picnic on the great lawn with a loving and welcoming community!
LEARN MORE
![Woodland Walk: Forest Habitats]()
Join Pease Park Conservancy for a guided walk through Kingsbury Commons and learn about the forest ecosystem in the area.
REGISTER HERE
During this walk, you can expect to learn about the unique geology of the land, the kinds of species found in this habitat type, the challenges these habitats might face, and more. We will meet at the front end of Kingsbury Commons, to the right of the Picnic Table area, and make our way throughout the park.
Please note: This tour will require a walk of about a half mile and some of this will be on uneven terrain.
Thank you to H-E-B for supporting all of PPC’s educational programming events!
