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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.

Seed Stories: A Celebration of Land-based Creators
July 13 – Sept 6, 2024

Seed Stories brings together several of Philadelphia’s seedkeepers to share the artistic practices they tend to alongside their gardens. Seedkeeping, a practice of growing plants for seed harvesting, sustains genetic biodiversity and carries forward ancestral wisdom, ensuring the legacy of these plants and their communities for future generations. These artists preserve, craft, and build through a variety of mediums, including ceramics, embroidery, cyanotypes, paintings, and printmaking. Seedkeepers are more than gardeners; they are stewards of the future. Through their artistic and land practices, they honor ancestral traditions, cultivate resilience, and sow the seeds of connection.

Curated by Ilya Blender and Kristina Murray with support from Jayla Clark.

become a member

HELP SUPPORT THE SCHUYLKILL CENTER and enjoy benefits including discounts on bird seed, our gift shop, native plants, tickets to public programs, our newsletter, access to over 180 national nature centers, priority registration, and so much more! You'll be a part of a special community of nature and wildlife champions helping connect people to the outdoors in Philadelphia.

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 injured 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