The Bath House Cultural Center announced on Apr. 30 that Native Plants and Prairies Day will take place on Saturday, May 2, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at White Rock Lake in Dallas. The event is free and open to the public.
The gathering aims to celebrate the biodiversity of North Texas’ Blackland Prairies, providing opportunities for families and individuals to learn about local ecosystems. Organizers say the day will feature expert talks, guided prairie walks, hands-on exhibits, and interactive demonstrations designed for all ages.
According to the announcement, visitors can learn practical ways to incorporate native plants into their own yards while discovering spring blooms and wildlife found in the region. The event also offers attendees a chance to connect with naturalists who are committed to preserving local prairies.
Native Plants and Prairies Day is presented by several organizations: the Native Plant Society of Texas (Dallas Chapter), Texas Master Naturalist (North Texas Chapter), and the Native Prairies Association of Texas (Blackland Prairie Chapter). A complete schedule of talks and tours is available at https://www.ntxnppd.org/.
Contact information for staff members including Manager Jessica Trevizo, Cultural Programs Coordinator Analise Minjarez, Performing Arts / Technical Coordinator Stewart W. Mikkelsen, and Curator / Visual Arts Coordinator Enrique Fernández Cervantes was provided for those seeking further details about the event or venue.
