Events

Hitchcock Oak Inventory Project Training

The sprawling mighty oak tree remains a symbol of the American Midwest but a new, swift, and little understood disease has recently emerged in our area with the potential to eliminate these iconic trees from our landscape. Join us at Hitchcock Nature Center for the second of three training sessions for a volunteer project aimed at understanding and alleviating the effects of this new threat. Training sessions will cover a variety of topics and include field training sessions to help volunteers practice their skills and become independent project volunteers. Topics covered will include the project and field data collection app, oak ecology, and oak fire wounds. Portions of the training will occur out of doors and off-trail, so please dress appropriately. This event is free but pre-registration is required as space is limited, visit www.pottconservation.com to register online.

4th of July at the Nishna Heritage Museum

Join the Oakland Historical Society for a day at the Nishna Heritage Museum to celebrate the 4th of July! Guided tours of the museum will start at 9:30 a.m. where you will meet figures from the town's past. There will be crafts for kids all day, a silent auction, and so much more! 

July 4th Community Celebration

The Historic General Dodge House is excited to invite our community to join us for an afternoon of music, antique cars, readings from the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence, free food and water and so much more. Please join us in celebrating our community!

Monday Markets

Friends of Underwood is sponsoring Monday Markets beginning Mondays from June 21, 2021, through September 20, 2021. Food is available and there are vendors of all types. 

If you are interested in becoming a vendor at the Monday Markets, please view the vendor application. 

Into the Wild Camp

Students entering 7th through 9th grade (age 12 to 14) are invited to explore nature and develop new skills during Into the Wild at Arrowhead Park & Botna Bend Park. This outdoor adventure program is designed to help students develop valuable outdoor skills and put them to the test on a guided canoe trip and overnight stay. Campers will enjoy a full day of canoe practice at Arrowhead Park from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on July 6th before heading out on an overnight stay, departing at 8:00 a.m. on July 7th and returning at 11:00 a.m. on July 8th. Into  Cost is $100.00 per camper and includes park admission, all instruction, canoe, and life jacket use, tent, outdoor gear, and two meals. Online pre-registration is required as space is limited, register at www.pottconservation.com.

Summer Desserts Class ( oh-so-good)

Let's get 'summery' together!!! Wenday will show you how to create three simple and lovely dessert items that are just perfect for your pool parties, special cook-outs, or to enjoy with your family on any given night of the week! Such a fun way to spend your time!!! Register on the website under the 'shop' tab, please.

Candidate Academy - Fundraising and Voter Outreach

Join the CB Chamber for their Candidate Academy to learn about different aspects of running for public office. Each session runs virtually from 9:30 a.m. - noon. These sessions are open to the public, and there is no fee to participate. Register online to receive the Zoom link.

Gabi Butler Cheer Camp

Have you ever seen the Netflix docuseries Cheer? Then you likely know who Gabi Butler is... and she's coming to our gym on July 10th for a 4-hour clinic!! Athletes, from any location or gym, are invited to join us!! There’s more: athletes can simply pay the fee to attend the event and meet Gabi or you can fundraise to cover the cost of camp and continue to fundraise to earn extras like merchandise, a private or dinner with Gab! Click the link to create an account and begin fundraising - https://lsiweb.org/CentralwithGabi.org/

Butterfly Basics: Virtual Workshop

Join us and celebrated educator Ron Cisar for another session of "A Land Ethic Workshop". This program will be held entirely online and is perfect for anyone with an interest in conservation and a desire to develop a better understanding of the natural world outside their own front door. Our July program participants will enjoy an introduction to common butterflies of the Midwest, learn how to use a dichotomous key, and explore the importance of prescribed burns as a land stewardship tool.

This program is intended for participants age 14 and over. The cost is $15.00 per session or $75.00 for the full 10 sessions 2021 program season. Pre-registration is required for this online program, visit www.pottconservation.com for details and to register online.

Fairview Cemetery Guided Walking Tour

Nestled in the bluffs overlooking the Missouri River Valley, Fairview Cemetery is home to many Council Bluffs settlers, business entrepreneurs, and a scurry of black squirrels. This tour explores the majesty of this historic memorial garden, the lives of some who rest there, and the art erected to memorialize them. Tickets start at $25.00

Monday Markets

Friends of Underwood is sponsoring Monday Markets beginning Mondays from June 21, 2021, through September 20, 2021. Food is available and there are vendors of all types. 

If you are interested in becoming a vendor at the Monday Markets, please view the vendor application. 

Gardening for Diversity - A Hands-On Workshop

The great outdoors begins in your own backyard. Join us for our new programming series "Gardening for Diversity". Our fourth program session will be held on Monday, July 12th at 7:00 p.m. at Narrows River Park. This session will cover basic maintenance including plant identification and weeding as we work to support our native planting at Narrows River Park. Gardening for Diversity is a 6 part programming series that will walk participants through creating your own diverse native gardens through a mix of classroom learning and hands-on gardening exercises. Each session will cover different aspects of native gardening, from planning to planting to maintaining, and is perfect for beginning gardeners abd anyone who is looking for new ways to incorporate native plantings in your own garden. Cost is $15.00 per person per session. Registration is required as space is limited.

Wild Ones Camp at Arrowhead Park

Students entering 1st and 2nd grade (age 6 to 7) are invited to join us for a wet and wild time during Wild Ones at Arrowhead Park. Campers will explore this unique aquatic habitat as they enjoy canoeing, pond dipping, water games, and much more. The camp will be held from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. July 13th through 15th. The cost for this three-day camp is $75.00 per camper and includes park admission, snacks, and camp materials. Online pre-registration is required as space is limited, register at www.pottconservation.com.

Zen Spaces: The Art of Finding Your Center

This class is just for you..."the perfect you". If you have met Wenday and like her energy please take a few of life's precious moments and soak in some of her healing energy while learning the art of loving thyself first and truly getting to know the most important question of life..."Who am I and how do I fall in love with myself and this thing we call "life". This is a small group setting so there are limited spaces. xoxo Register on the website under the 'shop' tab, please.

Cheer Camp

Looking for a summer activity for kids ages 5-15? Drop them off with us on July 16th for a full-day cheer camp! Lunch and snacks are included in the price of admission! Kids will learn tumbling, stunting and learn a mini routine to showcase for the family at 4:15!

Angels Dementia Caregiver Series at Amelia Place

Join us for the Caregiver Support Program -10 Part Series When Your Loved One Has Dementia presented by Jessica Duncan, CDP - Account Executive at Angels Care Home Health Council Bluffs. The presentations take place on the third Monday of every month at 11:30 a.m. at Amelia Place. Lunch is provided.

 RSVP to Amber at 402-616-2561

Monday, July 19th: Legal Issues and Dementia
Monday, August 16th: Caregiver Stress
Monday, Septemberer 20th: Hand in Hand
Monday, October 18th: Understanding & Resolving Grief
Monday, November 15th: The Natural State of Doing
Monday, December 20th: Keeping the Peace
Monday, January 17th: The Behaviors
Monday, February 21st: Dementia & Medications

*For more information on classes or our Alzheimer’ & Dementia Program, please contact our office at 712-352-3640

Monday Markets

Friends of Underwood is sponsoring Monday Markets beginning Mondays from June 21, 2021, through September 20, 2021. Food is available and there are vendors of all types. 

If you are interested in becoming a vendor at the Monday Markets, please view the vendor application. 

Wild Seekers Camp at Arrowhead Park

Students entering 3rd and 4th grade (age 8 to 9) will enjoy some fun on the water during Wild Seekers at Arrowhead Park. Campers will head out on the lake to continue building their canoe and water safety skills, head to the archery range, and expand their outdoor knowledge through hikes and outdoor activities. The camp will be held from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. July 20th through 22nd. The cost for this three-day camp is $75.00 per camper and includes park admission, snacks, and camp materials. Online pre-registration is required as space is limited, register at www.pottconservation.com.

July Hitch Hike

Join us for the third hike of the 2021 Hitch Hike series. Hike out Fox Run Ridge to take in the stunning views of the Missouri River valley, beautiful prairie, and pasture land and catch a glimpse of our research plots. This event is free with paid park admission or current Pottawattamie Conservation Foundation membership. Visit www.pottconservation.com for details.

First Avenue Council Bluffs: Where the East Ended

Dozens of towns claim to be "Where the West Began."  While that is open to debate, it's clear where the east ended: Council Bluffs.  First Avenue, to be specific. Though in recent years those sparsely used railroad tracks served just a couple of grain elevators, that was the original connection to the route west. Everyone heading west traveled this path, and got off the train here. 

This program will explain the status of the First Ave corridor project, how its past is being incorporated into the design, and tell the tales of the rich history of those first rails to Council Bluffs and why an officially platted city street held railroad tracks, but never a street.  Council Bluffs Community Development Director Brandon Garrett will present; the second speaker has not been confirmed as yet. As seating is limited to just 45 advance reservations are recommended. Admission $5.

Savory & Sweet Charcuterie Boards Class

Summer is meant for those lovely and light charcuterie boards for your social gatherings, and evenings by the pool, or showing off your creative self with family and friends. Wenday will enlighten you on the freshest and most decadent way to delight all of your taste buds. Come with friends, as a solo, or have a date night. Bring your own wine, a favorite glass, or enjoy an iced coffee on us! Register on the website under the 'shop" tab, please.

Monday Markets

Friends of Underwood is sponsoring Monday Markets beginning Mondays from June 21, 2021, through September 20, 2021. Food is available and there are vendors of all types. 

If you are interested in becoming a vendor at the Monday Markets, please view the vendor application. 

Wild Wanderers Camp at Arrowhead Park

Students entering 5th & 6th grade (age 10 to 11) will make some waves as they continue to expand their outdoor knowledge during Wild Wanderers at Arrowhead Park. Campers will continue growing their outdoor survival skills through continued archery lessons, canoeing, advanced shelter building, and more of the most iconic summer camp games during this hands-on camp. The camp will be held from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. July 27th through 29th. The cost for this three-day camp is $75.00 per camper and includes park admission, snacks, and camp materials. Online pre-registration is required as space is limited, register at www.pottconservation.com.

PACE June Summer Camp - Art that Moves

As summer rolls on we’re rolling out our coolest new camp: “Art that Moves!” Join us at PACE for 3 days of learning, fun, and creativity. Each day campers will learn about the fascinating world of kinetic art, create their own artwork on the move, and make healthy culinary creations. Campers will be divided into groups and rotate between different activities throughout the day. Bring your lunch and hungry minds!

Candidate Academy - Communications Strategy

Join the CB Chamber for their Candidate Academy to learn about different aspects of running for public office. Each session runs virtually from 9:30 a.m. - noon. These sessions are open to the public, and there is no fee to participate. Register online to receive the Zoom link.

Wildlings Camp: Rockin' Reptiles

Students age 3 to 5 are invited to join us for Wildlings: Rockin' Reptiles! Why do snakes stick out their tongues? How do snakes move without legs? What other reptiles make Iowa their home? Join us for this hands-on camp and find out! Campers will get to meet a local snake and learn all about reptile adaptations through hands-on activities. Wildlings Camp is designed for unaccompanied campers age 3 to 5 who have not attended Kindergarten. The cost is $15.00 per camper per day and includes park admission and all program materials. Online pre-registration is required as space is limited, register at www.pottconservation.com.

Monday Markets

Friends of Underwood is sponsoring Monday Markets beginning Mondays from June 21, 2021, through September 20, 2021. Food is available and there are vendors of all types. 

If you are interested in becoming a vendor at the Monday Markets, please view the vendor application. 

Wildlings Camp: Magnificent Mammals

Students age 3 to 5 are invited to join us for Wildlings: Magnificent Mammals! Our furry friends the whitetail deer, the raccoon, the fox, and more take center stage at this camp. Touch and feel animal furs, head out on a hike to spot animal tracks, and learn about some of the furry friends that make Hitchcock Nature Center their home. Wildlings Camp is designed for unaccompanied campers age 3 to 5 who have not attended Kindergarten.  The cost is $15.00 per camper per day and includes park admission and all program materials. Online pre-registration is required as space is limited, register at www.pottconservation.com.

Wildlings Camp: Awesome Amphibians

Students age 3 to 5 are invited to join us for Wildlings: Awesome Amphibians! How far can a frog jump? Learn the answer and much more as we learn more about frogs and other amphibians. Meet live frogs and have a "hopping" good time with hands-on activities and a froggy craft. Wildlings Camp is designed for unaccompanied campers age 3 to 5 who have not attended Kindergarten.  The cost is $15.00 per camper per day and includes park admission and all program materials. Online pre-registration is required as space is limited, register at www.pottconservation.com.

Wildlings Camp: Impressive Insects

Students age 3 to 5 are invited to join us for Wildlings: Impressive Insects! Did you know butterflies taste with their feet? Or that most flowers cannot make seeds without help from insects. Insects are fascinating and have so many neat adaptations to learn about. Go on an insect safari and see what insects live in the forests and prairies. Discover their secrets and learn more about these tiny creatures that share our world. Wildlings Camp is designed for unaccompanied campers age 3 to 5 who have not attended Kindergarten.  The cost is $15.00 per camper per day and includes park admission and all program materials. Online pre-registration is required as space is limited, register at www.pottconservation.com.

Wildlings Camp: Brilliant Birds

Students age 3 to 5 are invited to join us for Wildlings: Brilliant Birds! Why are some birds so colorful? Do all birds build nests? How do they fly so high? Campers will answer all these questions and more as they learn to use binoculars, climb our observation tower for a birds-eye view, learn about wings, and even meet a live bird friend. Wildlings Camp is designed for unaccompanied campers age 3 to 5 who have not attended Kindergarten. The cost is $15.00 per camper per day and includes park admission and all program materials. Online pre-registration is required as space is limited, register at www.pottconservation.com.

Candidate Academy - Social Media, Online Presence, and Other Electronic Resources

Join the CB Chamber for their Candidate Academy to learn about different aspects of running for public office. Each session runs virtually from 9:30 a.m. - noon. These sessions are open to the public, and there is no fee to participate. Register online to receive the Zoom link.

Flight Breakfast, Pancake Feed, Open House and Food Trucks

Join us for the Great Plains Wing of the Commemorative Air Force Annual Flight Breakfast, Pancake Feed, and Open House. The Pancake Man will be here from 8:00 a.m. until 11:00 a.m., food trucks will be here after 11:00 a.m. Free will donation for breakfast, and the food trucks will be at vendor prices. Civilian and military aircraft on display, Discovery Flights, and other aircraft rides available, prices vary per aircraft. The military museum will be open. Come out and enjoy the weather, aviation, military history, and community. Talk to pilots and flight instructors, learn about careers in aviation and explore the Council Bluffs Municipal Airport. All ages welcome!

A Chorus of Insects: Virtual Workshop

Join us and celebrated educator Ron Cisar for another session of "A Land Ethic Workshop". This program will be held entirely online and is perfect for anyone with an interest in conservation and a desire to develop a better understanding of the natural world outside their own front door. Our August program participants will enjoy an introduction to common insect species of the Midwest and an introduction to monarch tagging.

This program is intended for participants age 14 and over. The cost is $15.00 per session. Pre-registration is required for this online program, visit www.pottconservation.com for details and to register online.

Monday Markets

Friends of Underwood is sponsoring Monday Markets beginning Mondays from June 21, 2021, through September 20, 2021. Food is available and there are vendors of all types. 

If you are interested in becoming a vendor at the Monday Markets, please view the vendor application. 

Angels Dementia Caregiver Series at Amelia Place

Join us for the Caregiver Support Program -10 Part Series When Your Loved One Has Dementia presented by Jessica Duncan, CDP - Account Executive at Angels Care Home Health Council Bluffs. The presentations take place on the third Monday of every month at 11:30 a.m. at Amelia Place. Lunch is provided.

 RSVP to Amber at 402-616-2561

Monday, August 16th: Caregiver Stress
Monday, Septemberer 20th: Hand in Hand
Monday, October 18th: Understanding & Resolving Grief
Monday, November 15th: The Natural State of Doing
Monday, December 20th: Keeping the Peace
Monday, January 17th: The Behaviors
Monday, February 21st: Dementia & Medications

*For more information on classes or our Alzheimer’ & Dementia Program, please contact our office at 712-352-3640

Monday Markets

Friends of Underwood is sponsoring Monday Markets beginning Mondays from June 21, 2021, through September 20, 2021. Food is available and there are vendors of all types. 

If you are interested in becoming a vendor at the Monday Markets, please view the vendor application. 

August Hitch Hike

Join us for the fourth hike in the 2021 Hitch Hike series. Meet up with the group at the Old Lincoln Highway Deck at the Hitchcock Nature Center Campground to begin this walk down the Hohneke Trail to Oak Avenue and the Bunker Hill Loop. Explore the northern section of the park and view a remnant of the original Old Lincoln Highway. This event is free with paid park admission or current Pottawattamie Conservation Foundation membership. Visit www.pottconservation.com for details.

Celebrating the 175th Anniversary: Kanesville to Council Bluffs

Save the date for a Symposium to celebrate the 175th anniversary of the Latter-day Saint Exodus across Iowa, the founding of Kanesville, and the granting of Iowa statehood - all in 1846. This event will be a two-track Symposium featuring scholars, local historians, overland trail experts, archeologists, geographers, and many more! A musical concert and several fun activities will follow on Saturday evening at Tom Hanafan River's Edge Park.

Admission is free! Sessions will feature both live and zoom-based presentations.

If you will be attending either in-person or virtually, please RSVP to Richard Bennett via richard.bennett@churchofjesuschrist.org, or call the Mormon Trail Center at (402) 453-9372. 

Fairview Cemetery Guided Walking Tour

Nestled in the bluffs overlooking the Missouri River Valley, Fairview Cemetery is home to many Council Bluffs settlers, business entrepreneurs, and a scurry of black squirrels. This tour explores the majesty of this historic memorial garden, the lives of some who rest there, and the art erected to memorialize them. Tickets start at $25.00

Monday Markets

Friends of Underwood is sponsoring Monday Markets beginning Mondays from June 21, 2021, through September 20, 2021. Food is available and there are vendors of all types. 

If you are interested in becoming a vendor at the Monday Markets, please view the vendor application. 

Monday Markets

Friends of Underwood is sponsoring Monday Markets beginning Mondays from June 21, 2021, through September 20, 2021. Food is available and there are vendors of all types. 

If you are interested in becoming a vendor at the Monday Markets, please view the vendor application. 

Monday Markets

Friends of Underwood is sponsoring Monday Markets beginning Mondays from June 21, 2021, through September 20, 2021. Food is available and there are vendors of all types. 

If you are interested in becoming a vendor at the Monday Markets, please view the vendor application. 

Junkwood

Junkwood occurs rain or shine! Find "upcycled treasures" like antiques, vintage and repurposed items, collectibles, paintings, benches, jewelry, wood carvings, and so much more. Located at 3rd Street from Railroad Highway to 2nd Avenue and UMBA and UMBA Pavilion on 2nd Avenue to 4th Street.

Indoor and outdoor spaces are available for vendors. If you are interested in becoming a vendor, please see the Junkwood 2021 vendor application. 

Junkwood is sponsored by Friends of Underwood.

Ornithology 101: Virtual Workshop

Join us and celebrated educator Ron Cisar for another session of "A Land Ethic Workshop". This program will be held entirely online and is perfect for anyone with an interest in conservation and a desire to develop a better understanding of the natural world outside their own front door. Our September program participants will enjoy an introduction to common raptor species of the Midwest, a discussion of lead poisoning and its effect on bald eagles, and an introduction to the annual raptor migration through the Missouri River valley.

This program is intended for participants age 14 and over. The cost is $15.00 per session. Pre-registration is required for this online program, visit www.pottconservation.com for details and to register online.

Monday Markets

Friends of Underwood is sponsoring Monday Markets beginning Mondays from June 21, 2021, through September 20, 2021. Food is available and there are vendors of all types. 

If you are interested in becoming a vendor at the Monday Markets, please view the vendor application. 

Hitchcock Oak Inventory Project Training

The sprawling mighty oak tree remains a symbol of the American Midwest but a new, swift, and little understood disease has recently emerged in our area with the potential to eliminate these iconic trees from our landscape. Join us for the final training session for a volunteer project aimed at understanding and alleviating the effects of this new threat. Training sessions will cover a variety of topics and includes field training sessions to help volunteers practice their skills and become independent project volunteers. Topics covered will include the project and field data collection app, oak ecology, and oak fire wounds. Portions of the training will occur out of doors and off-trail, so please dress appropriately. This event is free but pre-registration is required as space is limited, visit www.pottconservation.com to register online.

Angels Dementia Caregiver Series at Amelia Place

Join us for the Caregiver Support Program -10 Part Series When Your Loved One Has Dementia presented by Jessica Duncan, CDP - Account Executive at Angels Care Home Health Council Bluffs. The presentations take place on the third Monday of every month at 11:30 a.m. at Amelia Place. Lunch is provided.

 RSVP to Amber at 402-616-2561

Monday, Septemberer 20th: Hand in Hand
Monday, October 18th: Understanding & Resolving Grief
Monday, November 15th: The Natural State of Doing
Monday, December 20th: Keeping the Peace
Monday, January 17th: The Behaviors
Monday, February 21st: Dementia & Medications

*For more information on classes or our Alzheimer’ & Dementia Program, please contact our office at 712-352-3640

Monday Markets

Friends of Underwood is sponsoring Monday Markets beginning Mondays from June 21, 2021, through September 20, 2021. Food is available and there are vendors of all types. 

If you are interested in becoming a vendor at the Monday Markets, please view the vendor application. 

September Hitch Hike

Join us at Hitchcock Nature Center for the final Hitch Hike of the 2021 season. This hike will begin at 6:00 p.m. and is the most challenging hike of the series. Head out to the westernmost section of the park along the famed Westridge Trail to our final destination, a scenic overlook with an astounding view of the Missouri River. All experience levels are welcome but the +2.5 mile hike will include traversing steep terrain. This event is free with paid park admission or current Pottawattamie Conservation Foundation membership. Visit www.pottconservation.com for details.

Fairview Cemetery Guided Walking Tour

Nestled in the bluffs overlooking the Missouri River Valley, Fairview Cemetery is home to many Council Bluffs settlers, business entrepreneurs, and a scurry of black squirrels. This tour explores the majesty of this historic memorial garden, the lives of some who rest there, and the art erected to memorialize them. Tickets start at $25.00

Fairview Cemetery Guided Walking Tour

Nestled in the bluffs overlooking the Missouri River Valley, Fairview Cemetery is home to many Council Bluffs settlers, business entrepreneurs, and a scurry of black squirrels. This tour explores the majesty of this historic memorial garden, the lives of some who rest there, and the art erected to memorialize them. Tickets start at $25.00

Fairview Cemetery Guided Walking Tour

Nestled in the bluffs overlooking the Missouri River Valley, Fairview Cemetery is home to many Council Bluffs settlers, business entrepreneurs, and a scurry of black squirrels. This tour explores the majesty of this historic memorial garden, the lives of some who rest there, and the art erected to memorialize them. Tickets start at $25.00

The Science of Fall: Virtual Workshop

Join us and celebrated educator Ron Cisar for another session of "A Land Ethic Workshop". This program will be held entirely online and is perfect for anyone with an interest in conservation and a desire to develop a better understanding of the natural world outside their own front door. Our October program participants will enjoy an introduction to the science behind our annual fall color and a look at the process of photosynthesis.

This program is intended for participants age 14 and over. The cost is $15.00 per session. Pre-registration is required for this online program, visit www.pottconservation.com for details and to register online.

Gardening for Diversity - A Hands-On Workshop

The great outdoors begins in your own backyard. Join us for our new programming series "Gardening for Diversity". Our fifth program session will be held on Saturday, October 16th at 1:00 p.m. at Narrows River Park. Participants at this session will evaluate the progress of our native planting, learn about seed harvesting and storage, and learn the important steps that should be taken to successfully put your native planting bed to sleep for winter. Gardening for Diversity is a 6 part programming series that will walk participants through creating their own diverse native gardens through a mix of classroom learning and hands-on gardening exercises. Each session will cover different aspects of native gardening, from planning to planting to maintaining, and is perfect for beginning gardeners and anyone who is looking for new ways to incorporate native plantings in their own garden. Cost is $15.00 per person per session. Registration is required as space is limited.

Fairview Cemetery Guided Walking Tour

Nestled in the bluffs overlooking the Missouri River Valley, Fairview Cemetery is home to many Council Bluffs settlers, business entrepreneurs, and a scurry of black squirrels. This tour explores the majesty of this historic memorial garden, the lives of some who rest there, and the art erected to memorialize them. Tickets start at $25.00

Angels Dementia Caregiver Series at Amelia Place

Join us for the Caregiver Support Program -10 Part Series When Your Loved One Has Dementia presented by Jessica Duncan, CDP - Account Executive at Angels Care Home Health Council Bluffs. The presentations take place on the third Monday of every month at 11:30 a.m. at Amelia Place. Lunch is provided.

 RSVP to Amber at 402-616-2561

Monday, October 18th: Understanding & Resolving Grief
Monday, November 15th: The Natural State of Doing
Monday, December 20th: Keeping the Peace
Monday, January 17th: The Behaviors
Monday, February 21st: Dementia & Medications

*For more information on classes or our Alzheimer’ & Dementia Program, please contact our office at 712-352-3640

Fairview Cemetery Guided Walking Tour

Nestled in the bluffs overlooking the Missouri River Valley, Fairview Cemetery is home to many Council Bluffs settlers, business entrepreneurs, and a scurry of black squirrels. This tour explores the majesty of this historic memorial garden, the lives of some who rest there, and the art erected to memorialize them. Tickets start at $25.00

Fairview Cemetery Guided Walking Tour

Nestled in the bluffs overlooking the Missouri River Valley, Fairview Cemetery is home to many Council Bluffs settlers, business entrepreneurs, and a scurry of black squirrels. This tour explores the majesty of this historic memorial garden, the lives of some who rest there, and the art erected to memorialize them. Tickets start at $25.00

Fairview Cemetery Guided Walking Tour

Nestled in the bluffs overlooking the Missouri River Valley, Fairview Cemetery is home to many Council Bluffs settlers, business entrepreneurs, and a scurry of black squirrels. This tour explores the majesty of this historic memorial garden, the lives of some who rest there, and the art erected to memorialize them. Tickets start at $25.00

Nature's Recyclers: Virtual Workshop

Join us and celebrated educator Ron Cisar for another session of "A Land Ethic Workshop". This program will be held entirely online and is perfect for anyone with an interest in conservation and a desire to develop a better understanding of the natural world outside their own front door. Our November program participants will explore the process of nature's annual decomposition and the organisms responsible for breaking down organic matter.

This program is intended for participants age 14 and over. The cost is $15.00 per session. Pre-registration is required for this online program, visit www.pottconservation.com for details and to register online.

Gardening for Diversity - A Hands-On Workshop

The great outdoors begins in your own backyard. Join us for our new programming series "Gardening for Diversity". Our sixth and final program will be held on Saturday, November 6th at 1:00 p.m. at Narrows River Park. Participants at this session will cover fall seeding techniques for spring success along with coverage of brome and tall fescue grasses. Gardening for Diversity is a 6 part programming series that will walk participants through creating their own diverse native gardens through a mix of classroom learning and hands-on gardening exercises. Each session will cover different aspects of native gardening, from planning to planting to maintaining, and is perfect for beginning gardeners and anyone who is looking for new ways to incorporate native plantings in your own garden. Cost is $15.00 per person per session. Registration is required as space is limited.

Angels Dementia Caregiver Series at Amelia Place

Join us for the Caregiver Support Program -10 Part Series When Your Loved One Has Dementia presented by Jessica Duncan, CDP - Account Executive at Angels Care Home Health Council Bluffs. The presentations take place on the third Monday of every month at 11:30 a.m. at Amelia Place. Lunch is provided.

 RSVP to Amber at 402-616-2561

Monday, November 15th: The Natural State of Doing
Monday, December 20th: Keeping the Peace
Monday, January 17th: The Behaviors
Monday, February 21st: Dementia & Medications

*For more information on classes or our Alzheimer’ & Dementia Program, please contact our office at 712-352-3640

Winter Survival Secrets: Virtual Workshop

Join us and celebrated educator Ron Cisar for another session of "A Land Ethic Workshop". This program will be held entirely online and is perfect for anyone with an interest in conservation and a desire to develop a better understanding of the natural world outside their own front door. Our December program participants will explore winter adaptations of the plant and animal world as well as tips and tricks for effective winter bird feeding.

This program is intended for participants age 14 and over. The cost is $15.00 per session. Pre-registration is required for this online program, visit www.pottconservation.com for details and to register online.

Angels Dementia Caregiver Series at Amelia Place

Join us for the Caregiver Support Program -10 Part Series When Your Loved One Has Dementia presented by Jessica Duncan, CDP - Account Executive at Angels Care Home Health Council Bluffs. The presentations take place on the third Monday of every month at 11:30 a.m. at Amelia Place. Lunch is provided.

 RSVP to Amber at 402-616-2561

Monday, December 20th: Keeping the Peace
Monday, January 17th: The Behaviors
Monday, February 21st: Dementia & Medications

*For more information on classes or our Alzheimer’ & Dementia Program, please contact our office at 712-352-3640

Angels Dementia Caregiver Series at Amelia Place

Join us for the Caregiver Support Program -10 Part Series When Your Loved One Has Dementia presented by Jessica Duncan, CDP - Account Executive at Angels Care Home Health Council Bluffs. The presentations take place on the third Monday of every month at 11:30 a.m. at Amelia Place. Lunch is provided.

 RSVP to Amber at 402-616-2561

Monday, January 17th: The Behaviors
Monday, February 21st: Dementia & Medications

*For more information on classes or our Alzheimer’ & Dementia Program, please contact our office at 712-352-3640

Angels Dementia Caregiver Series at Amelia Place

Join us for the final presentation of the Caregiver Support Program -10 Part Series When Your Loved One Has Dementia presented by Jessica Duncan, CDP - Account Executive at Angels Care Home Health Council Bluffs. The presentations take place on the third Monday of every month at 11:30 a.m. at Amelia Place. Lunch is provided.

 RSVP to Amber at 402-616-2561

Monday, February 21st: Dementia & Medications

*For more information on classes or our Alzheimer’ & Dementia Program, please contact our office at 712-352-3640