On June 8th from 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM, the Splash Pad at Leo Martin Memorial Park will officially reopen, weather pending. A rain date is planned for June 9th. Free meals for the first 150 guests and plenty of games and prizes will be available.
Hey friends, we're offering womens+ casual group trail / MTB bike rides!! All abilities are welcome! Join us on Thursdays: Meet at 5:15 PM, wheels down at 5:30 PM. Return by 7:15 PM. The ladies will ride a portion of the trails at Broadford Lake Park as a chance to meet other bike riders (or want-to-be riders) stopping periodically along the way to reinforce skills needed to tackle the trail and to (definitely) take pictures of our bikes and wildflowers. This FREE ride is for beginner‐level riders looking to meet other female riders and improve their skills in a non-competitive atmosphere. We will ride about 3 miles of beginner-level terrain with some small uphill sections and fun-flowy sections. Questions on MTB skills are encouraged, and the intention is to have fun and gain confidence on the trails. The ride is open for all female or female-identifying riders. You must sign a waiver (on‐site or electronic), wear a helmet, and be able to comfortably ride a bike. Bring your bike (in good working condition or message me!), helmet, and drinking water. Meet at the parking lot by the boat launch at Broadford Park (in through the gate - please pay the […]
Want to help preserve our regional biodiversity? Bring your work gloves, kneeling pads, favorite weeding tools, and some elbow grease to remove unwanted plants from the garden. As you work, you'll learn how to identify common weeds and why protecting native plants is so critical for wildlife. Meet at the native plant garden near the Lake House. Please bring your own water bottle, insect repellent, and sunscreen.
Calling all golf enthusiasts and supporters of a great cause! Join Reflection House in making a difference at our upcoming Charity Golf Tournament! Reflection House is thrilled to announce our Women's Charity Golf event, and they're extending a warm invitation to all of you to participate and support our cause. This tournament is about coming together as a community to make a positive impact. Date: June 20, 2024 Location: Thousand Acres Golf Club Time: 9:00 AM registration 10:00 AM start The Charity Golf Tournament isn't just about a day on the course—it's about raising crucial funds to support The Reflection House. With your participation and generous contributions, we can make a meaningful difference in the lives of those who need it most. Whether you're a seasoned golfer or just starting, this event is for everyone! Bring your friends, family, colleagues, or clients for a day of golfing for good. Here's how you can get involved: Register to play: Sign up for individual or team participation. Sponsorship opportunities: Showcase your business's commitment to philanthropy by becoming a sponsor. Donate: Can't make it to the tournament? You can still make a difference by donating directly to our cause. Together, we can tee […]
Join HART for Animals at Thousand Acres Golf Club on June 21, 2024, for our Putt for Pets Golf Tournament! Get ready to tee off and compete in exciting contests, including: Putting Longest Drive Closest to Pin (3 winners) Floating green Winners will receive a $100 gift card to the Thousand Acres Golf Club Shop! But that's not all! Participate in Team competitions for more chances to win. Prizes include gift cards to the Thousand Acres Golf Shop. The first-place team gets $150 for each player. The second-place team earns $100 per player. The third-place team gets $50 per player. And here's the ultimate challenge: take your shot at hole #17! A hole-in-one could score you a whopping $25,000! Don't miss out on this thrilling event for a great cause! Mark your calendars and click the button below to register now for an unforgettable day of golf and fun in support of our furry friends. REGISTER NOW Become a sponsor! The sponsorship packages offer your business, club, or yourself an opportunity to gain exposure as outstanding members and supporters of HART. There are many sponsorship levels available. Please consider a sponsorship and help save the lives of homeless animals! BE […]
On June 22, the Mountain Laurel Garden Club Victorian Garden Club Tours will showcase cottage gardens along G Street. This will be the first time the club has selected a single neighborhood for its tours. Traditionally, garden tours are scattered throughout the county with a variety of styles and ages of homes with accompanying gardens. With guests being invited to one location, the tours will focus on a particular residential garden era. The tours will include historical information about horticulture, varieties of plants, and general information about home gardens. The Ticket Office Museum will be open during the tours, and food trucks will offer lunch items.
Want to help preserve our regional biodiversity? Bring your work gloves, kneeling pads, favorite weeding tools, and some elbow grease to remove unwanted plants from the garden. As you work, you'll learn how to identify common weeds and why protecting native plants is so critical for wildlife. Meet at the native plant garden near the Lake House. Please bring your own water bottle, insect repellent, and sunscreen.
Want to help preserve our regional biodiversity? Bring your work gloves, kneeling pads, favorite weeding tools, and some elbow grease to remove unwanted plants from the garden. As you work, you'll learn how to identify common weeds and why protecting native plants is so critical for wildlife. Meet at the native plant garden near the Lake House. Please bring your own water bottle, insect repellent, and sunscreen.
Want to help preserve our regional biodiversity? Bring your work gloves, kneeling pads, favorite weeding tools, and some elbow grease to remove unwanted plants from the garden. As you work, you'll learn how to identify common weeds and why protecting native plants is so critical for wildlife. Meet at the native plant garden near the Lake House. Please bring your own water bottle, insect repellent, and sunscreen.
Want to help preserve our regional biodiversity? Bring your work gloves, kneeling pads, favorite weeding tools, and some elbow grease to remove unwanted plants from the garden. As you work, you'll learn how to identify common weeds and why protecting native plants is so critical for wildlife. Meet at the native plant garden near the Lake House. Please bring your own water bottle, insect repellent, and sunscreen.
Want to help preserve our regional biodiversity? Bring your work gloves, kneeling pads, favorite weeding tools, and some elbow grease to remove unwanted plants from the garden. As you work, you'll learn how to identify common weeds and why protecting native plants is so critical for wildlife. Meet at the native plant garden near the Lake House. Please bring your own water bottle, insect repellent, and sunscreen.
Want to help preserve our regional biodiversity? Bring your work gloves, kneeling pads, favorite weeding tools, and some elbow grease to remove unwanted plants from the garden. As you work, you'll learn how to identify common weeds and why protecting native plants is so critical for wildlife. Meet at the native plant garden near the Lake House. Please bring your own water bottle, insect repellent, and sunscreen.
Join Reflection House for the Walk for Recovery at the Deep Creek Lake State Park on September 14, 2024. More info in the coming weeks.
