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Morton Arboretum Adventure

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Join us Saturday, October 21st for our Morton Arboretum Adventure!  This adventure will combine art & nature. We'll get the chance to explore the Human+Nature exhibition.

The Morton Arboretum’s new large-scale outdoor sculpture exhibition,Of the Earth, is now open! 

Five large-scale sculptures by Polish American artist Olga Ziemska have been created exclusively for a new exhibition, Of the Earth, at The Morton Arboretum.

The exhibition explores the artist’s expression and philosophy that, she says, “We are nature.” Ziemska said that her aim is to remind people that “everything in life is derived from the same basic elements that form everything in nature, including ourselves. There is no separation.” In Polish, Ziemska means “of the earth.” 

EVENT DETAILS:

  • 10:00AM – Meet at The Long Room
  • 10:30AM – Depart
  • 12:00PM – Arrive at Morton Arboretum 
  • 3:30PM – Conclude hike head to a Local Eatery for food & drinks
  • 5:30 PM - Depart back to The Long Room
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Refund policy

No refunds or credits unless the event is canceled. We cannot issue refunds or credits for anyone testing positive for COVID or other illnesses. If the event is rescheduled due to inclement weather (dangerous or unsuitable for the course of activity), ticket purchasers will be offered refunds if they notify us within 72hrs that they are unable to attend the rescheduled date. We strive to make Outsiders a diverse and affordable adventure opportunity for everyone. Keeping our ticket prices accessible to everyone is one of the main reasons for our no-refund policy. If you are not dressed in weather-appropriate gear or if your attire is deemed unsuitable for the activity, we have the right to turn you down for the safety of the group and yourself. If you have any medical conditions or injuries that might prevent you from completing the trip, please consult your physician to confirm your ability to partake in the activities safely. Gloves and hats are required for winter trips Windproof gear is a must for winter trips