In the
spirit of the Stone Soup folk story in which hungry strangers persuade
local people of a
town to
give them food in times of extreme scarcity, the Friends of the Frink
Centre is presenting
a
festival of music, dance, theatre and its own recipe for stone soup, the
Stone Soup Festival.
Watch the
Shout Sisters Choir from the Stone Soup Festival on You Tube
CLICK HERE TO WATCH AND LISTEN
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Sunday, March 20th 11-3 MAPLE FEST
Sunday, January 30, 2011: 1:00 p.m. to
3:00 p.m.
Join us on this winter hike as we explore one of the more popular trails
at this 500-acre property as we attempt to dispel the myth that
everything goes to sleep for the winter. We will look at winter tree
identity and if there is fresh snow, check out some of the scats, tracks
and signatures that we come upon. Registration by calling the hike
leader at 613-476-5072 or e-mailing
tsprague@kos.net is advised.
Although there is no fee to take part in this guided hike, a donation
toward the
efforts of the Friends of the Frink Centre would be appreciated.
Saturday February 5, 2011 10:00am
-1:00pm Family Winter Outdoor Adventure Day
A day of fun and fellowship in the outdoors connecting with
nature and each other at the H.R.Frink Centre Outdoor Education
Centre
Snowshoeing (conditions permitting)
Hiking and Interpreting signs of animals
Winter survival
Craft
Making bannock over a campfire
Warm refreshments available; bring your own lunch
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Family rate (2 adults and 2 children) - $25.00; additional children
$5.00, adults $10
Friends of the Frink members - Family $20.00
Pre-register
communityoutreach@fofc.ca
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or (613) 477-2828
Bring cash or a cheque on Sat. Feb 5
This is the first of activities for the Quinte Family Nature
Network. Directions to the H.R. Frink Outdoor Centre
www.fofc.ca
Wander the 14 km's of trails at the Frink Centre anytime between Dawn
and Dusk! Public parking is on the south side of the Thrasher road
across of the main entrance to the Frink Centre.
