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April 2020
Songwriter Rounds: Steve Leslie, Bill DiLuigi, & Dan Modlin
Grammy winning singer- songwriter Steve Leslie and Nashville songwriter Bill DiLuigi (“Grateful” and “Any Day is a Good Day”) will join singer songwriter host Dan Modlin (“Like Frank and Jesse James”)as they perform their songs in an acoustic, relaxed setting. Steve Leslie (pictured on the right) has written songs recorded by artists ranging from George Strait to Darius Rucker and is the featured performer in a James Taylor tribute concert series called “How Sweet it Is”. Bill DiLuigi is an…
Find out more »Wild Ones – SOKY Chapter
Wild Ones is an organization dedicated to educating people about the importance of native plants and natural gardening practices. A new Chapter has begun in the Bowling Green area. For information about the next meeting email Annie Holt or call her at 270.393.0077.Learn More
Find out more »Kentucky Sierra Club – Mammoth Cave Group
Lost River Cave is home to the Mammoth Cave Group of the Kentucky Sierra Club Chapter. The group meets at 6:30 pm on the third Tuesday of the month in the River Birch Room. The group focuses on environmental issues impacting the Mammoth Cave area including sprawl, and air and water quality issues.Learn More
Find out more »Cave Yoga
Join us for 60 minutes of all-levels yoga. Bring your yoga mat and venture down into this unforgettable experience. Door prizes will be given away from both LRC & Be Happy Yoga & Salt Cave, proceeds go to support Lost River Cave! Please register in advance with your $15 admission fee by phone, in the studio or online! Check in begins at 6:00 pm, class starts at 6:30 pm! Sign Up
Find out more »Big Trees of Bowling Green
This committee gathers data on the largest and most beneficial trees in Warren County. Those interested in helping to compile data for 2020 join us on the 4th Tuesday of each month. Contact Annie Holt, 270.393.0077, for information about meeting location. See data from the 2019 selected trees.Learn More
Find out more »May 2020
Wild Ones – SOKY Chapter
Wild Ones is an organization dedicated to educating people about the importance of native plants and natural gardening practices. A new Chapter has begun in the Bowling Green area. For information about the next meeting email Annie Holt or call her at 270.393.0077.Learn More
Find out more »Kentucky Sierra Club – Mammoth Cave Group
Lost River Cave is home to the Mammoth Cave Group of the Kentucky Sierra Club Chapter. The group meets at 6:30 pm on the third Tuesday of the month in the River Birch Room. The group focuses on environmental issues impacting the Mammoth Cave area including sprawl, and air and water quality issues.Learn More
Find out more »Big Trees of Bowling Green
This committee gathers data on the largest and most beneficial trees in Warren County. Those interested in helping to compile data for 2020 join us on the 4th Tuesday of each month. Contact Annie Holt, 270.393.0077, for information about meeting location. See data from the 2019 selected trees.Learn More
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June 2020
Annual Butterfly Celebration
Release an adult butterfly! Sunday, June 7, 2020 Have an experience. Make a memory. Visit the Lost River Cave Butterfly Habitat on June 7, 2020 from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm for the Annual Butterfly Celebration! The first 300 children at the event will get to release an butterfly into the habitat. We encourage you to bring your camera! You will want to capture the memorable moment when your child interacts with their butterfly during the release. In the habitat, children and…
Find out more »Wild Ones – SOKY Chapter
Wild Ones is an organization dedicated to educating people about the importance of native plants and natural gardening practices. A new Chapter has begun in the Bowling Green area. For information about the next meeting email Annie Holt or call her at 270.393.0077.Learn More
Find out more »Kentucky Sierra Club – Mammoth Cave Group
Lost River Cave is home to the Mammoth Cave Group of the Kentucky Sierra Club Chapter. The group meets at 6:30 pm on the third Tuesday of the month in the River Birch Room. The group focuses on environmental issues impacting the Mammoth Cave area including sprawl, and air and water quality issues.Learn More
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