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The admission to the Schuylkill Center’s art gallery at the Visitor Center and our trails is free and open to the public.

The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education

8480 Hagy’s Mill Road, Philadelphia, PA 19128

Gallery hours are Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 5 pm

Trail and Outdoor Exhibitions

Trails and Outdoor Exhibitions are open daily from dawn to dusk. The front gate closes at 5 pm.

Our trails are in part wheelchair accessible. Please consult the Schuylkill Center’s visit page for more information. The main parking lot is open Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 5 pm.

Fire Season
October 12, 2024 – January 17, 2025

Fire Season brings together artists attuned to the intimate relationship between death and life and who embrace fire as an essential element in this process of renewal; after a forest burns it supports a vast diversity of life. They contend with our world’s present imbalance and excess of fire and offer material and spiritual perspectives on the planet’s eventual rebirth into its next unfathomable formation. Narendra Haynes’ work uses synthetic and processed construction materials to create landscapes from deliberate burnings. This work is in conversation with Ye Qin Zhu’s relief paintings that breathe new life into discarded materials and mundane objects by weaving them into broader mythological scenes of creation.

Fire Season is co-curated by Kristina Murray and Ilya Blender.

Fire Season and Pining Away: Eco-Readings Outdoors have been made possible by a grant from the Joseph Robert Foundation.

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our wildlife clinic

IF YOU HAVE FOUND AN INJURED WILD ANIMAL, the Schuylkill Center Wildlife Clinic can help! At the Wildlife Clinic, our goal is to provide professional care to sick, injured, and orphaned native wildlife so healthy animals can be returned to their natural habitat.

Please call our 24-hour wildlife hotline at 215-482-7300, option 2 to for our team to assist. Do not try to pick up or move an inured animal until you have spoken with a professional who can guide you on the safest method of action.

Current Exhibition

Current Exhibition

Visit Our Gallery

Trail and Outdoor Exhibitions