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PROGRAMMING AT PYRAMID HILL

Find a wide variety of programming inspired by art and nature hosted throughout the year. From family-friendly activities to workshops for adults, there is something for everyone at Pyramid Hill.

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Educational programming at Pyramid Hill is generously sponsored by Penelope Brooks

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Member Appreciation Week

August 16 – August 22

Nature/Nurture: Forest Bathing
Saturday, August 16
9AM – 10:30AM

Calm your mind and body with a Forest Bathing practice that quiets the mind and re-awakens the senses through a slow guided walk, soothing, nature-based readings, moments of stillness, and poetry led by Pam Lowe Cho, ANFT-Certified Forest Therapy Guide.

$15/member; Limited spots available.

Woman gently touches plants on trail

Guided Tour of Fortified Hill lead by Dr. Jeffrey Leipzig
Member exclusive!
Sunday, August 17
6PM – 7:30PM

Guided tour of the Indigenous earthworks site, Fortified Hill, site led by a local expert. Spots are limited and expected to sell out.

$20/member; Limited spots available.

Autumn leaves cover the east gate and Fortified Hill

Afternoon Tea with the Park's Executive Director
Member exclusive!
Wednesday, August 20
2:30PM – 4PM

Join us for a casual gathering with Pyramid Hill’s leadership to explore the Park’s vision and plans for the future.

Included with Park admission, or membership; registration required.

Floral teacup surrounded by purple flowers

Bright Wall Collective Mural Dedication
Friday, August 22
6PM – 8PM

Join us for an extra special Ink & Drink to dedicate our new mural created by Bright Wall Collective. The founders of Bright Wall, will celebrate their newest work and give a short talk about murals and their recent and upcoming projects. Enjoy a unique color changing cocktail while you dabble with a collaborative mini mural.

Included with Park admission, or membership; registration required.

Vibrant mural: bee, butterfly on flowers

Summer Series of Art: Recycled Masterpieces

Join us on the last Friday of June and July to create wonderful art projects made from upcycled and recycled materials while school is out for the summer. Explore creativity through sustainability with a drop-in art series where children and adults can craft art using upcycled materials. Each session is led by a different local artist to create unique experiences during each visit.

Mobiles in Motion
Friday, July 25
10AM – 2PM

Learn about movement, weight, and gravity as little artists carefully balance found and uncycled materials to construct a mobile. Artists Stephen and Emily will show various methods to attach, connect, and tinker to create the perfect piece suited to your liking.

Generously sponsored by

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Kids making crafts with park staff

Family Fun on the Hill

Immersive experiences for families to explore the natural world through our five senses. Join us on the second Saturday in June, July, and August. Included in general park admission!

Water in Motion with Kinetic Kristen & Watercolor Play
Saturday, August 9
10AM – 2PM

Visitors will be dazzled by bubble performances throughout the day as we invite everyone to encounter and be amazed by Kinetic Kristen. She will be doing several short bubble performances throughout the day and working with children on their own exploration of water in motion. Explore bubbles in all shapes and sizes floating through the air. Stephen and Emily will also be hosting a watercolor activity to explore the fluidity of mixing colors.

Girl playing with bubbles outdoors

Dogs & Donuts

Bring your furry-family for an adventure in art and nature, and enjoy a special treat too! The first Saturday of the month this summer is dedicated to Dogs & Donuts at Pyramid Hill. Each month we will have a special activity or presentation for dog lovers, plus enjoy a donut on us.

Generously sponsored by Susan Domonkos

Natural Nibbles & Holistic Health with Dr. JoAnne Goodman, DVM
Saturday, August 2
10:30AM – 12PM
We're talking all things natural dog care, such as organic foods and treats. We will be joined by holistic care veterinarian, Dr. JoAnne Goodman, as she speaks to the benefits and accessibility of natural care for pets. She will take questions and be available to address any curiosities and concerns you may have. Learn about the benefits of natural care for your animals to see if it is something your furry friend could benefit from. Enjoy tasty donuts for humans and organic treats for dogs.

Pressed Paw Prints
Saturday, September 6
10:30AM – 12PM
Immortalize your pup’s precious pads in air dried clay! Our art staff will assist with air dry clay to create a special keepsake you'll treasure fur-ever.

Ink & Drink

Enjoy a relaxing summer night at Pyramid Hill with specialty drinks, art demonstrations, music, and mingling. These evenings are no pressure experiences to dabble with art materials with guest artists. Each night will feature a specialty cocktail, mocktail, and/or other refreshments. Bring your friends to relax on our Gallery Museum patio and explore your creative side in our beautiful landscapes. 

Taste of the Tropics with Flora and Steel Drums
Friday, July 18
6PM – 8PM

Transport your senses to an island paradise with the sounds of steel drums and a juicy cocktail or mocktail. Dr. Deidra Jacobsen from Miami University Hamilton’s Conservatory will join us with selections from their tropical room to provide fun facts about their botanical significance. We will have optional art activities as you enjoy a balmy night at the Park.

Two refreshing summer drinks, lemon garnish, cheers

Bright Wall Collective Mural Dedication
Friday, August 22
6PM – 8PM

Join us at The Lodge in Pyramid Hill for an extra special Ink & Drink to dedicate our new mural created by Bright Wall Collective. Jenn Acus-Smith and Nicole Trimble, the founders of Bright Wall, will celebrate their newest work and give a short talk about murals and their recent and upcoming projects. Enjoy a unique color changing cocktail for the evening, or a beverage of your choice. Dabble with a collaborative art project, or sit back, relax, and observe as we create a mini mural.

Vibrant mural: bee, butterfly on flowers

Bees & Bourbon visitor favorite!
Friday, September 5
6PM – 8PM

Have you heard the buzz about our bees at Pyramid Hill? Our local honey collectors will be featured on this evening as you learn about hives, combs, and production. Sample honey collected from Pyramid Hill and treat yourself to a sweet bourbon cocktail. Other drinks are offered, and we will have an art activity for the evening in honor of our busy bees.

Bee pollinating white blossoms under a bright blue sky

Workshops and Special Events

Pick up a new hobby or deepen an existing skill with a range of art and nature inspired experiences.

Watercolor Journaling with Cynthia Kukla
Saturday, July 26
1PM – 3:30PM
Adult Workshop

Whether you're exploring your own backyard or another country, learn to document your travels with beautiful watercolor paintings by practicing with Pyramid Hill's picturesque landscape. Artist, Cynthia Kukla provides a hands-on tutorial and painting demonstration to teach you how to craft a travel watercolor kit, and shares tips for working comfortably on location and in nature.

Woman paints watercolor nature scene outdoors

Fly me to the Moon with Dean Regas
Friday, August 29
7:30PM – 9:30PM

Look back at the Apollo 11 mission which sent Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins to the Moon in 1969. Your tour guide is astronomer Dean Regas who will share some amazing pictures, footage, and anecdotes about the first people to walk on the Moon. Then we will look ahead to the Artemis missions that will return people to the Moon this decade. Telescope viewing of the Moon and stars will follow (weather permitting) Great for all ages.

Stargazing group at Pyramid Hill with telescope

Nature/Nurture: Wellness Experiences

Recenter and recharge in nature through gentle movement and mindful practices lead by the experts.

Full Moon Yoga with Anya Spinazzola

Saturday, August 9 and Sunday, September 7

6:45PM – 7:45PM

Align with art and the elements as we engage in a gentle yoga practice as the full moon rises over Pyramid Hill. Cultivating balance and harmony through breath and movement, we will rejuvenate and reflect the beauty within and around us. This is a non-strenuous practice that focuses on breath, stretching, and movement.

Woman practicing yoga outdoors at Pyramid Hill

Forest Bathing
Saturday, August 16
9AM – 10:30AM

Calm your mind and body with a forest bathing session at Pyramid Hill! Forest Bathing, or ShinrinYoku (“Bathing in the Healing Elements of the Forest”) is an evidence-based practice from Japan that quiets the mind by gently re-awakening our five senses through a slow guided walk, a sequence of soothing, nature-based readings, moments of stillness, and poetry led by Pam Lowe Cho, ANFT-Certified Forest Therapy Guide. You don’t want to miss this unique opportunity to reap the rewards of reconnecting with the serenity of nature.

Woman gently touching plants on grassy trail
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Park Hours:
Monday to Thursday: 9AM – 5PM, closed on Tuesdays

Friday to Sunday: 9AM – 8PM


Pyramid House:
12PM – 5PM, closed on Tuesdays
 

Gallery Museum:
12PM – 5PM, closed on Tuesdays

 
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1763 Hamilton Cleves Road, Hamilton, OH 45013  |  513-868-8336   

​Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park is located within the Traditional Homelands of the Myaamia (Miami) and Saawanooki (Shawnee) Peoples. Fortified Hill earthworks at Pyramid Hill stands as a testament to the depth of time that Indigenous Peoples have lived in and stewarded this landscape. We acknowledge our responsibility to care for these lands and to honor the ancestral relationship the Tribal Nations continue with these lands on which Pyramid Hill resides. 

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