Music performances, poetry readings, lectures and discussions round out its cultural offerings. Teacher programs and family-children's events are also available. The former home of Anna and Charles Taft, the half brother of former President William Howard Taft, features a wide array of art, ceramics, jewelry and sculpture from around the world and throughout history. The grounds are suitable for relaxing.
Special exhibits visit each year.
Free for those under 18. This vast art park contains 37 large-scale sculptures, some of which are lit up at night for different viewing. Five lakes, picnic facilities, a tea room and a pioneer stone house, the oldest standing structure in Butler County, are also showcased. Seasonal areas change displays six times per year, including the renowned summer butterfly exhibit. Sculpture, photography, multi-media, video and more are also included.