Spiders of Ohio followed by a spider hunt with Richard Bradley (Emeritus Associate Professor at the OSU EEO Biology Dept; and Volunteer Curator of the William Barrows Spider Collection OSU Museum of B
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Spiders of Ohio followed by a spider hunt with Richard Bradley (Emeritus Associate Professor at the OSU EEO Biology Dept; and Volunteer Curator of the William Barrows Spider Collection OSU Museum of B

Spiders of Ohio followed by a spider hunt with Richard Bradley (Emeritus Associate Professor at the OSU EEO Biology Dept; and Volunteer Curator of the William Barrows Spider Collection OSU Museum of Biodiversity

We’ve seen such a rich array of spiders at Scioto Gardens and September brought some of the most beautiful and interesting. So, we decided to bring in Ohio’s premier spider biologist and learn more! Join Dr. Bradley, OSU Emeritus Professor and author of “Common Spiders of North America,” the most comprehensive guide to spiders in North America. After a presentation on Ohio’s arachnids, we’ll head outside to see which eight-legged creatures are around.

 

Saturday, September 19, 2026

from 6:30pm – 8pm

Cost: $15 per person

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