Much to do in March
❥ Mardi Gras 7k Run
March 9 8:00 - 10:00 am
Choccolocco Park
Join in on the fun at Choccolocco Park March 9, 2019! For more information and/or to
sign up, please go by the Oxford Civic Center. Phone: (256) 831-2660
❥ Why Sinatra Still Matters
March 19 2:00 - 3:00 pm
Public Library of Anniston-Calhoun County
In an age of hip-hop beats, a Hollywood scene that is increasingly politically driven, and
pajamas in the airport, is the music, screen presence, and style and class of Frank Sinatra
still important? You bet your sweet bippy it is, Charley! Come find out why the man, the
music and the swagger still matter. Presented by Michael Gagliardo
❥ World Frog Day: Story Time
March 20 10:30 am - 12:00 pm
Anniston Museum of Natural History
Join us for an exciting Story Time at the Anniston Museum of Natural History in
celebration of World Frog Day! We will share the story of a special friendship between
City Dog and Country Frog and follow along as they embark on adventures in the
city and in the country. Learn fun facts about frogs and their fellow amphibians, the
important roles they play in our ecosystem, and things we can do in our own backyards
to help our amphibian friends! The celebration will begin with a fun craft and follow up
with the story and snack.
Story Time is geared towards children aged preschool through elementary. This program
is $6 per child; AM&G members receive a 50% discount. The program is limited to 25
children. Pre-registration is required. Visit www.ExploreAMAG.org to register online or call
256-237-6766.
❥ World Water Day: Splash and Learn
March 23 9:00 am
Cheaha State Park, Chapel
Water is fun to swim in, splash, and play in, but water is far more important than that. All
organisms, everything from a 300-foot tall tree to a tiny bug need water to survive. Come
bring the family and spend the day learning about the water cycle and gaining hand on
experience in our creeks.
To register email [email protected]. All participants must register. For
more information contact [email protected] or call 256-488-5115.
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