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Events at Tuckahoe and                        Special Events
                                                                Summerfest: Join us Friday & Saturday, August 19th & 20th
                    Martinak State Parks                        for the end-of-summer celebration. It unfolds in Downtown
                                                                Denton! It is a free, family festival featuring three stages of
                                                                regional & local entertainment, a Friday battle of the high
            A special thanks to the Caroline County Family YMCA for   school marching bands, Saturday fireworks show, strolling

            providing a one month membership to Melissa our Healthy   performers, artisans, free KidzArt activities, games and food
            Parks, Healthy People participant winner this month.  Melissa   vendors featuring local non-profits.Hours are from 5 to 9 P.M.

            is a recent retiree who enjoys participating in our yoga and
            Cardio Fusion programs as well as going for a stroll on the   Shore Gourmet Mobile  Unit: The ShoGo will bring fresh fruits

            park paths. Join us this month for our Night Sky Program and   and vegetables for purchase to Martinak State Park on Th ursday
            become involved in hunting for Maryland Big Trees!  All our   mornings from 10:00 to 10:30 AM. The ShoGo will be located

            programs are family friendly and the details are below.  See   just past the park office on the left.  The purpose of this project




            you at the park.                                    is to take fresh fruit and vegetables from local Farms to areas
                                                                where it is not readily available.  Bring a cooler or insulated
                                                                bag, shop, and walk at the park!
                                                                Nature  Programs
                                                                MD Big Tree Hunt: Ecology walks, guided by Jim Bardsley will
              Tuckahoe Equestrian Center                        begin at the Martinak State Park Office on Sunday, August 7 at


               Celebration                                      11:00 AM, and at the Tuckahoe State Park Offi  ce on Sunday,

                                                                August 14 at 11:00 AM. The walks are free to the public. Jim is
              of the Horse                                      a volunteer for the state parks and a member of the Maryland
                                                                Big Tree Program and a dendrologist. He is retired from teach-
                                                                ing forestry-related courses at University of Maryland Eastern
                                                                Shore. His favorite pastime is helping MD Big Tree confi rm tree
               SAT., OCTOBER 1                                  identities. So, come out to learn how to identify a MD Big Tree
                                                                and go with Jim to hunt for one!
                     10 AM - 4 PM
                                                                River Friendly Yards: A river-friendly yard restores the natural
                   Is your horse a special breed or             environment to benefit water quality, native species, and our

                        have a special talent?                  local ecosystem. In this ShoreRivers workshop with Darran
             Come join us as an exhibit    strut your stuff in  e  Tilghman, on August 5 at 10:00 AM at Adkins Arboretum,
                                                                you’ll learn practices, tips, and resources to make positive
                    PARADE OF BREEDS                            change in your own backyard. Call 410-634-2847 to register
                                                                and for more information.
              ALL ARE WELCOME!   Please call to participate
                                                                Aviary Tours:  At Tuckahoe State Park on Saturday and Sunday

                                                                afternoons, Aviary Tours will be held from 3:00 to 4:30 PM.
             Multi discipline                   VENDORS         Learn about birds of prey, why they are at the aviary, and how
             demonstrations:       FREE                         the rangers care for them. Park at the park offi  ce.
             Jumping • Western Pleasure   ADMISSION  WANTED
             Mustangs  •  Trail Riding           (Equine &      Night Sky: Bring your binoculars, blankets and bug spray to
                                                Non-Equine)
             Mounted Archery

                                   $3 parking                   the ball field at Tuckahoe State Park on Friday, August 5, to
             Western Dressage      fee per car  FOOD AVAILABLE  observe the stars and maybe even the milky way!
             Driving  •  Roman Riding
             Jousting  •  Dressage                              Walk, Run, and Hike
                                  Tuckahoe State Park           Senior Walk: Meet at the Martinak State Park Offi  ce at 10:30
             Natural Horsemanship
                                  619 Crouse Mill Rd,           AM on Tuesdays and Thursdays for a guided walk on a paved

             Mounted Falconry
                                  Queen Anne                    trail. Walks are approximately 1.5 miles in length or about
             Therapeutic Riding
             Mounted Search & Rescue  Exhibitors:   516-901-4979  3,000 steps and plenty of benches are available for resting and
                                  Sponsors:   410-714-4215      enjoying nature.
             Equine
             Professionals:       Vendors:     443-496-2688     First Saturday Guided Walk: Discover native habitats as you
             Equine Dentistry        Join us for a day of       walk at Adkins Arboretum on June 4, at 10 AM. For more
             Veterinary            celebrating everything       information and to register call 410-634-2847.
             Blacksmith                   EQUINE!
             Saddle Fitting                                     Art and Crafts
                                                                Yarning at the Arboretum: Bring your yarn projects for an
                    www.tuckahoeequestriancenter.com
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