Be Outdoors Arizona

Plateau Perspectives: Nature Through Art presented by ARTx @ The Arb
2025-10-20 16:00 - 2026-10-20 19:00 (America/Phoenix) | 4001 S. woody Mountain Road, flagstaff, Az, United states
plateau perspectives: Nature Through Art celebrates the Colorado Plateau. set amid the natural beauty of the Arboretum at flagstaff, this exhibition invites artists to explore and amplify the stories of native plants and ecological processes that define this extraordinary region. The exhibition centers

Trap Shooting
2026-02-15 08:00 - 10:00
Open to guests and members of the Wickenburg Sportsmen club. Wickenburg Sportsmen’s Club is a 501 C7 nonprofit social club where our members and their guest enjoy organized sporting events, potlucks and campfires. We promote organized sporting events with a focus on safety and sportsmanship. Events are for recreation, there are NO prizes. There is a registration fee for most event
Nonmembers are welcome to participate in our scheduled events

Join Bird Walk at Higley Ponds
2026-02-16 06:00 - 07:30 | Higley Pond
This June, join the bird walk along Higley Ponds. These four ponds along Higley Road are renowned for bird watching.

Guided Bird Walks at Tonto Natural Bridge
2026-02-16 09:00 - 10:00 | Tonto Natural Bridge State Park, Arizona 260, Pine, AZ, 85544, United States
Join a ranger on a ~1 mile, mostly paved, walk through some of the most biodiverse terrain in central Arizona. A combination of plant communities and habitats surrounding the world’s largest travertine bridge supports a wide variety of bird species that call the park home and we will be searching for. Meets between the Waterfall Parking and Waterfall Trailhead. Bringing your own optics is encouraged!
Event is free, day-use fee still applies.
The day-use fee at Tonto Natural Bridge State Park is:
Adult (14+): $7.00
Youth (7–13): $4.00
Child (0–6): FREE

Biking in the White Mountains - Tuesdays
2026-02-17 09:00 - 22:30 | Fire Escape East Lane
Bikes need to be in condition and ready to ride. Helmets are required. Our rides are social, not competitive, with distances determined by the leader and depending on who shows up. If you are not yet on the mountain bike list, please send an email to Suzanne Milligan at suzanne.milligan@yahoo.com.

Raptor Show - White Mountains
2026-02-17 15:00 - 16:00 | White Mountain Nature Center, 20304 W White Tank Mountain Rd, Waddell, AZ, 85355, United States
Watch expert trainiers work with beautiful raptors such as a Red Tail Hawk, Turkey Vulture, Eurasian Eagle Owl, and Aplomado Falcon.
Events are held indoors most days, and outside in our patio when the weather permits.
Please arrive at least 15 minutes early. Doors are closed and locked at 3PM.
Tickets are available online on this web site under the Raptor Show menu.
Seating is limited. No pets are allowed in the display space.
Raptors may fly within the guest seating area, so guests are encouraged to stay seated and not enter or exit without staff assistance once the exhibition has started.
Photography is encouraged. Long lenses and telephotos are not helpful as the birds fly within feet of the audience.

Weekly Bird Watch at San Pedro House
2026-02-18 06:00 - 09:00 | San Pedro House, Sierra Vista, AZ, United States
The San Pedro River is a haven for over 250 species of migratory and breeding birds that are either passing through or making nests for the Spring. This spot hosts weekly bird walks and watches. Bring binoculars, water and other tools to last several hours.

Observe and speak with a Paleontologist at work!
2026-02-18 09:00 - 12:00 | Petrified Forest National Park Visitor Center, 1 Park Rd, Petrified Forest, AZ, 86028, United States
The Museum Demonstration Lab at the Painted Desert Visitor Center is where you can see one-of-a-kind fossils from Petrified Forest National Park being prepared by trained paleontologists! Peek through the window to see fossils from the museum collection. Watch a live microscope feed on the TV as paleontologists remove rock from fossil bone. Chat with scientists via a two-way, hands-free speaker.

Garden Story Time
2026-02-18 10:00 - 10:30 | Tucson Botanical Gardens, 2150 N Alvernon Way, Tucson, AZ, 85712, United States
Join us for nature-themed stories, songs, puppets and sensory activities!
Kids of all ages are welcome, but is geared toward 2-7 year olds.
Garden Story Time will be held rain or shine, hot or cold – location is based on conditions. Check on arrival at the Gardens.
Included in Gardens admission.

NatureSTEAM – Science & Art Activities by Pinetop-Lakeside Public Library
2026-02-19 13:15 - 14:45 | White Mountain Nature Center, 20304 W White Tank Mountain Rd, Waddell, AZ, 85355, United States
Join us every Thursday for nature-based science and art activities at the Nature Center! For elementary kids aged 6-11. Parent or Guardian must attend.

🐗🏹 Units 31 & 32 – Mentored Youth General Javelina Hunting Camp with Into the Wild Outdoors (IWO)
2026-02-19 17:00 - 2026-02-22 23:00 | Stockon Pass, 32 34’37N, 109 50’ 56”W Fort Grant,, AZ 85643
Are you a new hunter with a general javelina tag? Bring your family and join us for an immersive, mentored hunting camp designed to teach essential hunting skills, safety, and outdoor ethics in a supportive and hands-on environment.
🌟 Camp Highlights:

Mentorship from experienced hunters for beginners and first-time javelina hunters

Instruction on:• Glassing and spotting game• Understanding habitat and tracking techniques• Field care and proper handling of harvested game• Rules and regulations to ensure a safe and legal hunt

Breakfast and dinners provided to keep you fueled throughout the camp

Opportunities for families to learn together and enjoy the outdoors

Build confidence, hunting skills, and connect with other youth hunters and their families

🎒 What to Bring – Youth Hunting Camp Checklist
Clothing & Personal Gear:

Sturdy, closed-toe shoes or boots

Weather-appropriate layers (cool mornings, warmer afternoons)

Hat & sunglasses

Rain jacket or windbreaker

Personal toiletries

Camping & Outdoor Gear:

Sleeping bag or bedding

Tent (if not provided)

Flashlight or headlamp + extra batteries

Camp chair (optional)

Hunting Essentials:

Hunting gear (firearm or bow as applicable)

General Javelina Hunt Tag

Hunting license (if required)

Binoculars (optional)

Water bottle / hydration pack

Snacks (optional)

Other:

Personal medications or special items

Sunscreen & insect repellent

Notebook & pen (for notes and observations)

📌 Meals are provided; all mentoring and instruction included.

📌 Important Registration Information

Registration opens September 15, 2025 at 3:00 PM CDT

Spots are limited—reserve early to guarantee participation!

📞 Contact for More Information:Email: info@intothewildoutdoors.orgPhone: 520-507-0871

🌵✨ An Evening at the Cactus Hotel — Movie Night Under the Desert Stars ✨🌵
2026-02-19 18:30 - 20:30 | Sanderson Lincoln Pavilion, 101 Easy St, Carefree, 85377
Join Desert Foothills Land Trust for a magical outdoor screening of Cactus Hotel, set beneath the wide-open skies of the Sonoran Desert. Inspired by the beloved children’s book Welcome to the Cactus Hotel, this charming film brings to life one towering saguaro cactus and the bustling community of desert creatures who call it home.
From Gila woodpeckers carving cozy nesting rooms to elf owls checking into newly vacated spaces, the cactus becomes a lively desert hub—part apartment building, part restaurant, and part safe haven. With daily “check-ins” and “check-outs,” you’ll discover how this prickly high-rise supports countless species with food, shelter, and survival.
Set at the scenic Carefree Desert Gardens Pavilion, this family-friendly movie night offers a fresh, playful, and educational look at the Sonoran Desert—perfect for nature lovers of all ages.
Best of all, your attendance makes a difference. Proceeds support Desert Foothills Land Trust’s mission to preserve and protect the Sonoran Desert for generations to come.

🎬 Event Details
DFLT Movie Night: Cactus Hotel📅 Thursday, February 19 | 🕡 6:30 PM📍 Carefree Desert Gardens Pavilion101 Easy St, Carefree, AZ 85377🎟️ Tickets: $25🔗 Get tickets: dflt.org/cactushotel
✨ Bring a blanket, enjoy the stars, and experience the desert like never before!

Chandler Nature Center Tour
2026-02-20 15:30 - 16:00 | Chandler Nature Center, 4050 E Chandler Heights Rd, Chandler, AZ 85249, USA
Take a walk on the wild side. Experience the Chandler Nature Center on a 30-minute tour and learn about Arizona’s various ecosystems, animals, and plants. Drop in every third Friday of the month.

East Valley Astronomy Club Meeting
2026-02-20 19:00 - 21:00 | Southeast Regional Library, 775 N Greenfield Rd, Gilbert, AZ, 85234, United States
The monthly general meeting is your chance to find out what other club members are up to, learn about upcoming club events and listen to presentations by professional and well-known amateur astronomers. Visitors are always welcome!

Meetings are held via Zoom and In Person.

A typical meeting begins with introductions and a brief discussion of club business, including upcoming events.

Recognition and a couple of short (10 – 15 minute) presentations by EVAC members follows.

Refreshments are served during a short intermission.

Our guest speaker then gives a 45-minute to 1-hour presentation.

See our upcoming Speaker Schedule.

New to hunting? Join us for a Beginner-Friendly Javelina Hunt!
2026-02-21 - 2026-02-23 | TBD
Interested in getting started with javelina hunting but not sure where to begin? This guided group hunt is designed especially for beginner and novice hunters who want to learn in a supportive, faith-based environment. 🐗
New to firearms? No problem—rifle shooting practice at a range can be arranged ahead of time to help new shooters build confidence and skills before the hunt.
A valid javelina hunt permit-tag is required. Dates, times, and specific locations will be coordinated to best accommodate participants.
Details at a glance:

Location: Units 36A, 36B, 36C & 20A, 20B, 20C

Hosted by: Christian Hunters of America

Questions or to sign up:David – Text or call 602-309-3430Email: info@christianhuntersofamerica.org

Come learn, connect, and experience the outdoors with fellow hunters—everyone starts somewhere!

🌿 Science & Art in the Desert: Plant Clay Printmaking 🎨
2026-02-21 09:00 - 10:30 | Tumamoc Hill Boathouse, Tucson, 85745, United States
Join us for a fun, family-friendly event that blends science and creativity!
Kick things off with a quick, kid-friendly science presentation led by Alex La Pierre of Borderlands, where children will learn about the fascinating plants that thrive in our desert landscape. Discover how native plants grow, adapt, and support life in the Sonoran Desert.
Then, let your imagination bloom in a special art activity with artist Aubrey Behrens. Kids and families will get hands-on creating their own plant clay prints, capturing the unique shapes and textures of desert plants in beautiful take-home artwork.
✨ Event Highlights:

Engaging science talk with Alex La Pierre (Borderlands)

Creative clay printmaking guided by artist Aubrey Behrens

Perfect for kids and families of all ages

Tumamoc Hill Youth Program
2026-02-21 09:00 - 10:30 | Tumamoc Hill Boathouse, Tucson, 85745, United States
Join us for the Tumamoc Hill Youth Program!
This free monthly program invites youth and families to explore the natural and cultural history of the Sonoran Desert through hands-on learning, creativity, and fun. Each month features a new theme, guest speaker, and art activity, making every session a fresh experience.
🌵 Theme: Ethnobotany of the Southwest
Learn how plants have been used for food, medicine, and daily life by Indigenous and local cultures for generations. Youth will enjoy a short, engaging science presentation by Alex La Pierre (Borderlandia), followed by a creative art activity—play clay printmaking with local artist Aubrey Behrens. This interactive program blends science and art to spark curiosity and appreciation for desert plants.
🧒👧 This program is designed to be kid-friendly and family-welcoming, making it a great opportunity for young learners to connect with nature and culture in an accessible way.
📍 Location: Tumamoc Hill Boathouse (base of the Hill)1675 W. Anklam Rd., Tucson, AZ
🚗 Parking:Street parking is available along Anklam Road or in the lot at the corner of Anklam and Silverbell.Note: There is no event parking available on Tumamoc Hill.

Restoration at the PVCC Arizona Restoration Center
2026-02-21 10:00 - 13:00 | Paradise Valley Community College, 18401 N 32nd St, Phoenix, AZ, 85024, United States
Help out with community nature restoration and gardening at the ARC at Paradise Valley Community College! We will be removing invasive plants, planting native plants and seeds, improving paths, creating habitat, and more! Our tasks and their difficulty are highly flexible, and we will teach you how to do everything! We will provide water refills, snacks, shade, tools, bags for disposal, and a few chairs. Our supplies are limited of these, so you are encouraged to bring your own, especially tools and gloves, if you’d like to ensure you have them. You are also encouraged to wear sunscreen and closed-toed shoes. Let’s make a difference in our community and get connected with nature!
Sign up or just show up!
For more information about the ARC, visit paradisevalley.edu/arc

Birds and Brew Coffee Break
2026-02-27 06:00 - 09:30 | Gilbert Riparian Reserve, 2757 E Guadalupe Rd,, Gilbert, AZ, 85234, United States
Join us for our monthly birding and social event at the Riparian Preserve at Water Ranch.
Desert Rivers launched the Birds & Brew Coffee Break to help you make new friends while learning about our wide variety of birds.
First we visit Gilbert Riparian Preserve about an hour after sunrise.
We meet at the entrance to the preserve near the parking lot, then a leader guides the group around the ponds where more than 200 birds have been seen over the years. About an hour later we travel to Coffee Rush at 53 N Val Vista Dr in Gilbert, for coffee, conversation and a short presentation .
This event is on the fourth Tuesday of every month. No registration necessary.

Watershed Mngmt Group Living Lab Tour
2026-02-28 08:00 - 17:00 | WMG Living Lab & Learning Center, 1137 N Dodge Blvd, Tucson, 85716, United States
WMG’s Living Lab is our demonstration site of hydro-local living and watershed resilience, as well as our office space. The campus is supported by rainwater for all indoor and outdoor needs almost year-round, and includes extensive rain gardens, a native food forest, a 10,000 gallon underground cistern, art exhibits about Tucson’s history of flowing creeks and rivers, a kids’ play area, composting toilets, and so much more. You’ll be led through our demonstration site by one of our Docents to learn about our many water harvesting systems firsthand.

Payson Flycasters club meeting
2026-02-28 09:00 - 23:00 | TBD
Come visit us! We learn from guest presenters various facets of Fly Fishing and Conservation. Past presenters have included the AZ Fish & Game Commissioner, Hatchery Managers, and Fly fishing entrepreneurs. We also plan and report on fishing trips that we take individually and as an organization. Additionally each Tuesday we meet at Tiny’s for our “Lie and Tie” where we have lunch and learn and tie a new bug. Interspersed with “awe inspiring” tales of members latest fishing adventure in Rim Country

Tres Rios Nature Festival - City of Avondale
2026-02-28 10:00 - 2026-03-01 15:00 | Baseline & Meridian Wildlife Area, S. Avondale Blvd, Tolleson, AZ, 85353, United States
Nature lovers, rejoice! This festival showcases the plants, animals, sustainability, and ecological relationships of our local nature area. Between guided bird tours, beautiful eco-crafts, and endless discoveries to be made about Southwest wildlife, there is something for everyone to enjoy in Arizona’s beautiful spring season.
The festival highlights the ways humans make connections with our natural spaces. The free two-day event will include bird watching, nature walks, presentations and FISHING in the Gila River that runs right through the wildlife area!

Romero Site Interpretive Hike
2026-03-02 09:00 - 10:30 | Catalina State Park, 11570 N Oracle Rd, Tucson, 85737, United States
Join local guides for a tour of the Romero site and walk through 1000-years of indigenous Hohokam history in 90-minutes! Learn about the area’s ranching history and how the Hohokam made a living in the desert. Note: This trail has stairs and crosses a seasonal stream; be prepared to walk in ankle-deep water. No restrooms on-site. Meet at the Romero Ruins Ramada.
Limited to 20 people: First Come, First Served
There is no cost to this program, but park entrance fees apply or bring your Arizona State Parks annual pass.

Arizona’s Wild Past: From Ancient Seas to Desert Sands
2026-03-03 18:00 - 19:30 | The Holland Center, 34250 N 60th Rd, Scottsdale, 85266
Did you know Arizona was once covered by oceans, rocked by volcanoes, and reshaped again and again over nearly 2 billion years? Join Dr. Steve Semken of Arizona State University for a fascinating, story-driven journey through the forces that built the landscapes we love today.
With stunning visuals and easy-to-follow storytelling, you’ll travel through deep time to discover how shifting continents, fiery eruptions, and dramatic climate changes carved everything from the awe-inspiring Grand Canyon to the sunbaked Sonoran Desert. No geology background needed—just curiosity and a sense of wonder!

Event Details
🗓 Tuesday, March 3⏰ 6:00 PM📍 Holland Center34250 N 60th St, Scottsdale, AZ 85266

Registration
✨ Free to attend, but registration is required due to limited seating.Sign up at dflt.org/speakerseries
Come see Arizona in a whole new way—you’ll never look at the ground beneath your feet the same again!

Meet the Snakes
2026-03-04 15:30 - 16:00 | Chandler Nature Center, 4050 E Chandler Heights Rd, Chandler, AZ 85249, USA
Get up close and personal with Bob the Gopher Snake and Elvis the King Snake. Learn fun facts about these fascinating reptiles along with proper handling. Drop in the first Wednesday and Friday of the month to Meet the Snakes.

Tumamoc Talks: Stinknet Stay Away!
2026-03-04 17:30 - 18:30 | Tumamoc Hill Boathouse, Tucson, 85745, United States
The Desert Laboratory on Tumamoc Hill invites you to a public lecture in its ongoing series exploring the science, ecology, history, and culture of the Sonoran Desert. These talks are free and open to the public and highlight current research and timely environmental issues affecting our region.
🗓 Wednesday, March 4th🕠 5:30 PM
🎤 Stinknet Stay Away! An invasive species transforming desert wildfire risk
Stinknet (Oncosiphon pilulifer, also known as globe chamomile) is a relatively new invasive species in Pima County, though it has been present in the Sonoran Desert for nearly three decades. This aggressive plant dramatically increases wildfire risk by adding dense, continuous fuel loads to desert landscapes where it spreads.
In this talk, you’ll learn about the history, biology, and impacts of stinknet, including how it threatens native plants and public safety. The presentation will also share practical tips for identification and removal, empowering community members to help slow its spread.
About the Speaker:Rachel Mitchell is an Associate Professor at the University of Arizona whose work focuses on how ecosystems across the Southwest respond to climate change, invasive species, and altered fire regimes.
📍 Location: Tumamoc Hill Boathouse (base of the Hill)1675 W. Anklam Rd., Tucson, AZ
🚗 Parking:Street parking is available on Anklam Road or in the lot at the corner of Anklam and Silverbell.Note: There is no event parking available on Tumamoc Hill.
📞 Questions?(520) 621-6945✉️ tumamoc-hill@arizona.edu
👉 RSVP:https://forms.gle/exVsCB8v8HGN6U817

Plant Stravaganza on Tumamoc Hill
2026-03-07 08:00 - 11:00 | Tumamoc Hill Boathouse, Tucson, 85745, United States
Get ready to dig in and celebrate all things plants at Plant Stravaganza, a free, family-friendly community event held at the base of beautiful Tumamoc Hill! Meet local plant organizations, connect with plant experts, and learn more about the incredible plants of the Sonoran Desert—and beyond.

What’s Happening
Stop by the Tumamoc Historic Boathouse to chat with plant-centric organizations, ask your burning plant questions, and discover new ways to grow, share, and care for plants in our desert environment.

Fun Activities for All Ages
🌱 Plant Swap – Bring a plant, take a plant!🌼 Seedball Workshop – Learn how to spread native plants the fun way♻️ Composting Information – Turn scraps into soil🎁 Giveaways Galore – Plants, seeds, and more🧒 Kids Activities – Hands-on fun for young plant lovers🌿 Plant Demos – Tips, tricks, and inspiration…and so much more!

🎟 Cost: FREE and open to the public of all ages📍 Location: Tumamoc Historic Boathouse (base of Tumamoc Hill)
Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just plant-curious, Plant Stravaganza is the perfect way to grow your knowledge, connect with the community, and celebrate desert plants together! 🌵🌞

Southern Arizona Quail Forever Family Day
2026-03-07 08:00 - 13:00 | Empire Ranch Airstrip Group Campsite, Highway 83 and Empire Ranch Road sonoita, AZ 85637
Come experience a full day of outdoor skills, conservation education, and hands-on learning!
Participants will have the opportunity to explore trap shooting, archery, BB gun range, wildlife biology, drone operations, falconry, fly fishing, live bird dog hunt demonstrations, gear selection, and expert instruction—and more. Whether you’re brand new or looking to sharpen your skills, there’s something for everyone.
This event is designed to introduce participants to outdoor recreation, wildlife stewardship, and safe, responsible shooting sports in a supportive, family-friendly environment.
🥓 Free breakfast & lunch provided
📍 Location: Empire Ranch, north of Sonoita🤝 Hosted by: Southern Arizona Quail Forever & Huachuca Gould’s Chapter, National Wild Turkey Federation🚶 Walk-ins are welcome!
📞 Contact:Tony Valentino520-465-6569avalen18@aol.com
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn new skills, meet experienced mentors, and enjoy a day in the field!

Chimney Rock Orienteering Weekend
2026-03-07 09:30 - 2026-03-08 17:00 | Passage 10 – Redington Pass
The road to the event is rough and not recommended for low-clearance vehicles. Sedans can make it with slow, careful driving, but high-clearance vehicles are strongly recommended for comfort and safety.
To ensure everyone can attend—regardless of vehicle type or comfort on unpaved roads—we will carpool from Udall Park:
📍 Meet at the northeasternmost parking lot at Udall Park🕗 8:15–8:30 am🚙 Drive time to trailhead: 40–60 minutes
Final parking is at Redington Pass Trailhead (OHV lot off Redington Rd.).⚠️ The final 8 miles are unpaved with rocky and uneven sections.

🧭 Courses
Both days feature four course options designed for different experience levels:

Long Advanced (7–8 km): For experienced orienteers looking for a challenge

Short Advanced (~4 km): Technical but shorter

Novice (2–3 km): Ideal for first-timers

Explorer (Score): Choose-your-own-route format

🗺️ Maps
Waterproof printed maps will be provided to all participants at the event site.Map scales:• Long courses: 1:10,000• Short courses: approx. 1:7,500

📱 Livelox
If you use a GPS watch or phone app, you can upload your route to Livelox (Saturday and Sunday) after the event to:
• See your path• Compare routes• Learn from others
Click +Add Route and follow the upload instructions.

⏰ Schedule

9:30 am – Check-in opens

9:45 am – Free Beginner Clinic (arrive 15 minutes early; request during registration)

9:45 am – Free Intermediate Clinic (request during registration)

10:00 am – First start

11:30 am – Last start

2:00 pm – Courses close

⛺ Camping
Dry camping is available near the parking area on Redington Rd. (Forest Service land).This is totally unsupported camping:
• No running water• Pit toilet only• No trash service — pack out what you bring

📝 Registration (Required)
Pre-registration is required to manage crowd size and print the correct number of maps.
• Everyone must register individually, even if participating as a team• Registration closes Friday, March 6 at noon• Discounts available for members and juniors

🎒 What to Bring
✔ Safety whistle (required — $1 onsite)✔ Compass (rent $1 onsite)✔ Water (and snacks if desired)✔ Watch or phone (to track your time)

⏱️ E-Punch Timing
This event uses electronic punching for timing and verification.• Instruction provided for first-time users• E-punch sticks available to rent for $2

💲 Fees

Adults: $12 (or $8 with member discount)

Juniors (11–20): $6

Kids (0–10): Free with adult

Discounts apply for AZ club members, kids under 11, and Friend-for-Free participants.

🤝 Friend-for-Free (TSN Members)
TSN members may bring one first-time guest free if the guest:

Has never attended a TSN or OUSA event

Pre-registers

Attends with the member

To claim the free entry:Select “Yes” in the Friend field under Discount Codes and list the member’s name in the Notes section.

👧 Youth Participants
All participants under 18 must submit a waiver signed by a parent or legal guardian.See Instructions for Minors for full details.

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Volunteers Needed
Volunteers help make the event run smoothly. No experience needed—we’ll train you.Sign up during registration or contact the meet director.

⚠️ Safety Rule (Mandatory)
For safety, everyone must formally check in at Start/Finish before leaving the site—even if you do not finish your course.

Family Outdoor Fest
2026-03-07 10:00 - 13:00 | Cactus Park, 3801 W. Cactus Rd, Phoenix, 85029, United States
Come on out to Cactus Park for a family outdoor skills festival! It’s FREE!
The Outdoor Fest is for kids of all ages. We will be teaching some basic outdoor skills such as pitching a tent, animal track identification, using a compass, archery and a host of other activities. Play some fun games and learn about the outdoors. Food will be available for a minimal cost.

If you would like to volunteer and help out please reach out to zhara.pope@yahoo.com
