Kids Park Day @ Weir Farm National Park in Wilton

On Saturday, May 21 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. head to Weir Farm, National Historic Park for the National Park Trust’s Kids to Parks Day of celebration to encourage kids and families to visit the local, state, and national parks.

Kids will spend the afternoon with a Junior Ranger and delight in a black bear-themed activities. There will be an Art Bears scavenger hunt on the beautiful grounds of Weir Farm. Afterward kids and check out the new and very colorful Art Bears installation. Kids can also earn a Junior Ranger Badge by completing one of the fun activities that promote black bear awareness like creating their own bear hat. Take Part in Art will be providing free art supplies for children to borrow and create their very own work of art! 

While visiting the park don't miss hiking to the pond and stepping back in history by touring the fabulous Weir House and artists’ studios. It is sure to be a great day at the park. 

All activities are free and open to “kids” of all ages. Rain or shine. No registration is required, just stop by for some family fun.

About Weir Farm

Weir Farm National Historical Park is a National Park for Art, a place that has been inspiring artists since 1882 when America’s most beloved Impressionist, Julian Alden Weir, made this his summer home. Today, artists and visitors of all ages come to the park to enjoy the stunning landscape, walk in the footsteps of American masters, and create art!