Exciting Spring Break Events Planned at Hamilton County Parks and Recreation
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In The Know with Gino…
As spring approaches and families begin to plan their break, Hamilton County Parks and Recreation has unveiled a vibrant lineup of free events designed to engage and entertain children during the week of March 17 to March 21. From creative arts to farm tours, there’s something for every young adventurer to enjoy throughout the various parks in the county.
Spring into Adventure!
Kicking off the festivities on Monday, March 17, kids can head to the Tennessee Riverpark for a Suncatchers DIY workshop. Scheduled from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM at the Hubert Fry Center Oval, participants will be able to create colorful suncatchers to take home and brighten their windows.
The fun continues on Tuesday, March 18, with a Tie Dye DIY event at Chester Frost Park. From 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, kids can get creative with cotton shirts, socks, or tote bags, transforming plain items into vibrant masterpieces.
On Wednesday, March 19, the activity shifts back to the Tennessee Riverpark for the Scarlett Snake Rock Painting event. This workshop runs from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM and invites children to paint their own rocks to create quirky garden décor that adds character to any outdoor space.
Families can explore the great outdoors on Thursday, March 20, during the Farm Days at McDonald Farm event. The fun kicks off at 10:00 AM and runs until 1:00 PM, allowing kids to experience farm life firsthand and learn about agriculture while enjoying the beauty of the farm.
Finally, the festivities will wrap up on Friday, March 21, with an Outdoor Movie Night at McDonald Farm featuring the animated classic Over The Hedge. Starting at 5:00 PM and concluding at 7:30 PM, families are encouraged to bring their blankets and chairs for an enjoyable evening under the stars.
No Registration Required!
All events are FREE of charge, and no registration is necessary—just show up for a fantastic Spring Break filled with outdoor fun, creativity, and community spirit! Hamilton County Parks and Recreation encourages families to mark their calendars and join in on the joyous celebrations.
For more details, stay up-to-date by following the Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Facebook page.
Get ready to make this Spring Break an unforgettable adventure!
