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The City of Elizabethtown is once again offering their Play in the Park Series for area families looking for something to do with their kids during Spring Break.
“On Monday, we’ll be doing a scavenger hunt out at the Oasis at Freeman Lake,” said Elizabethtown Parks and Rec Programs Coordinator Adam Case. “Tuesday, we’re partnering with the Historic State Theater for their Spring Break Movies. They’re doing those at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday. Tickets for that are just $1 and they’re selling those in the box office.”
Wednesday’s activity is birdhouse painting at Freeman Lake Park. In addition to another movie at The State Theater, Thursday will see an event co-hosted by Elizabethtown Independent Schools.
“We’ll have the Panther Prowler out,” Case said. “They’re doing sand art butterflies, and I’m very excited. I’m going to do that craft because I want to know all about sand art butterflies, and then Friday we’ll be with our Stormwater Department doing a watershed activity, and then we’re making rainsticks to go along with that.”
With the exception of the $1 tickets for the Spring Break Movie Series, all of the events in the Play in the Park Series are free to participate in.
“We just ask that you register ahead for us at www.etownparks.org,” Case said. “The information sign up sheet is right there along with all the dates and everything.”
Follow the City of Elizabethtown Government Facebook page for more information and updates.
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