Slow down!! Fundraiser Ahead!
Miles and miles of bargains! From 9 am – 4 pm on both Friday,
June 1, and Saturday, June 2, the Friends will participate in the annual Red
River Valley Tourism Association’s Hwy 82 Yard Sale. Shoppers will find great buys and enjoy browsing
in air conditioned comfort in the FOH Center at the Refuge. You are almost certain to find something you
cannot live without!! Sporting goods, dinnerware, collectibles, home décor and
more! Event proceeds will go to fund projects and activities at the Refuge.
The annual RRVTA
event will include yard sales, garage sales, sidewalk sales, farmers
markets and flea markets all along 425 miles of the Highway 82 and Highway 287
corridors and beyond! From as far as New
Boston in the east, to Munday and Seymour in the west, south to Henrietta and
north to Quanah, and Frederick and Hugo, Oklahoma and points in between, there
will be shopping opportunities.
Along the way, participating towns and entities will have
maps available guiding shoppers to the special sales throughout their
communities. Some towns will have city-wide yard sales set up at a central
location, or spread throughout the community.
Still others will showcase their downtown merchants or their flea
markets/trade days. See www.redrivervalley.info for more
information to help plan your trip.
Summer Activities for Youth
Summer is the ideal time for children to connect with nature
and Hagerman NWR and the Friends are offering the following programs this
summer, in addition to Second Saturday forYouth:
For ages 8 – 12 – Nature O’logy Camp – a free, one day
outdoor experience; kids will learn who lives in a pond, and about snakes,
beavers, birds, wildflowers, butterflies and more! The program will start at 9 am and end at 4
pm, at the Refuge. Advance registration
is required; simply call the Refuge, 903 786 2826 Mon- Fri during office hours
to sign up.
For families with children
(recommended for children age 8 and under) – Wild Wednesdays
Wild Wednesdays are set for June 13, 20, 27 and July 11, 18, and 25 and are free of charge. Children must be accompanied by parent or other responsible adult.
9 – 10 am – Self-guided hike on your
choice of one of the five trails at the Refuge
10 am – Story Hour with Granny
Blue Bonnet – stories and hands-on activities
Bring a lunch and enjoy a picnic
on the patio or in one of the Refuge picnic areas following Story Hour
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