October 14 @ 9:00 am
Myrick Conservation Center
Chlorides (salts) in streams have become a rising concern. Join BRC staff and volunteers to sample over 65 sites in the Red Clay and Brandywine Watersheds for chlorides to find “hot spots” and baseline data on a localized level. This activity will begin with a short description of the impacts of chlorides on our stream at our Myrick Conservation Center location. All participants will be assigned 4-6 sites to collect a water sample on their own to bring back to the Myrick Conservation Center for testing. Plan to wear boots or shoes that can get wet. Participants will be assigned site locations based upon a brief survey sent to you after registration. Rain date: 10/16
Free program. Register here.
We're celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Mountain of Storms. This epic film documents the storied 1968 road trip adventure of 5 friends: Yvon Chouinard (Patagonia’s founder), Doug Tompkins (The North … Continued
Do you have standing water, eroding stream banks, or a monoculture of mowed grass on your property? Learn ways that you can improve storm water run-off and wildlife habitat and … Continued
Ponds will be stocked with trout up to 22 inches in length. Advance Ticket Price A dults (16 years old & up): $10 Children - $5 Day of Event Ticket … Continued
Have a cup of rock & rye at our Grateful Dead themed beer dinner! Drip Cafe Executive Chef, Brian Callahan, has created a four-course meal that will surely make you … Continued
Enjoy music from eight different bands while enjoying the surroundings of the Myrick Conservation Center. Proceeds benefit BRC. For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit the event website.
Gates open at 6 and concert is free. Welcome back the Scott Pemberton Trio to BRC.
Gates open at 6 p.m. and concert is free. Check out the Grateful Dead tribute band Bones Brigade as they make their first appearance at BRC.
Join us for an old-fashioned picnic in the grass (supply your own blanket / food / drink) followed by a mesmerizing discussion about our night sky. The Chester County Astronomical … Continued
Gates open at 6 p.m. and concert is free. We are pleased to welcome back crowd favorite Cameltones to BRC.
Gates open at 6 p.m. and concert is free. BRC is pleased to welcome West Chester based Afrobear to play their soul-rock music during our summer music series.
Gates open at 6 p.m. and concert is free. Check out more information from this Philly area band here or on their facebook page.