One of our dearest friends, Velda Minton, celebrated her 100th birthday recently. She is a resident of Henderson, Kentucky, and a long-time supporter of John James Audubon State Park. Velda
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Museum and Welcome Center Closing Early | December 22, 2022
Due to inclement weather, the Welcome Center/Park Office and the Museum and Nature Center at John James Audubon State Park will be closing early at 2:00 p.m. on Thursday, December
Job Opportunity: Maintenance Superintendent
Come join the Audubon State Park team as a Maintenance Superintendent, providing expertise in the upkeep of the park and all its amenities. Leading the maintenance team as a fluent
Audubon State Park Cottage Special
Cottage Special! Book a cottage rental for February or March 2021 and receive a free John James Audubon art print from the Museum Store. Choose from any print in stock.
Sweetheart Hike
Have you got your Valentine picked out? Roses ordered? Dinner reservations made? Add in some time in the great outdoors with your sweetie, too! Bring a friend, the whole family,
Unmatched Art, Unmatched Nature
In January 2021, the Friends of Audubon launched a new campaign – Unmatched Art, Unmatched Nature – to raise funds for two projects to improve John James Audubon State Park:
First Day Virtual Hike
Join in the fun of our annual First Day Hike this Friday, January 1, 2021! Be a part of this nationwide initiative to get outdoors on the first day of
Recreation Station: Wintertime Bird Feeding
Cover photograph by Robbie Williams Join our park naturalist, Lisa Hoffman, for some winter bird feeding tips for your feathered friends in this “12 Days of Christmas” special edition of
Recreation Station: The Tea House
Take a closer look at the Tea House, one of John James Audubon State Park’s unique buildings, constructed by the the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1939. Featured in our newest
Free Admission to the Museum and Nature Center on Mondays
Discover the story of John James Audubon and learn more about art, history, and nature – FREE! Starting next week on July 6, 2020, admission to the Audubon Museum and