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Show Volume XXIX Issue XIV The Ogden Valley News Page 5 June 1, 2022 Live Music on the Patio at Wolf Creek: Free Mountain Arts & Music Launches summer Community concert hosted by CFOV Clubhouse & MAM Summer Events Foundation located of Ogden Valley (CFOV) and Mountain Arts & Music invite you to join them for a free outdoor music event, “Music on the Patio at Wolf Creek,” Wednesday, June 15. Live music featuring Raven Spirit and Craig Shriber and Southfork Band will rock the patio from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Wolf Creek at 3873 N. Wolf Creek Dr. in Eden. Dust off your dancing shoes and come enjoy the live music. In addition to great music, drinks and dinner will also be available for purchase. Spend the morning hiking, biking, or on the reservoir, then come and enjoy an evening listening to free live music in the mountains. For more information, please visit cfov.net. Join Us for a Bird Walk at Winter’s Grove Wasatch Audubon Society will lead a bird walk in Huntsville along the Winter’s Grove Nature Trail and Jefferson Hunt Campground at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 11. This area is busy with birds in the spring and summer. Possible sightings could include yellow warblers, black-headed grosbeaks, song sparrows, gray catbirds, and cedar waxwings. Over 125 species have been seen at this location. New birders are welcome. Come and learn about the Valley’s birds. Bring binoculars if you have them, wear comfortable shoes, and dress for the weather. A few pair of binoculars will be available for loan, and a bird list will be provided. For questions, call John Bellmon at 801444-3704. To find Wasatch Audubon’s Cedar waxwing by Charles Patrick Ewing. newsletter with a listing of more birding outings, please visit wasatchaudubon.org or follow Wasatch Audubon on Facebook or Instagram. See you June 11! Free National Trails Day Celebration Event atNational North Fork Park, June 4 Trails Day is the public. We will be in the Old Bowery area an effort that was started by the American Hiking Society 30 years ago. It is celebrated each year on the first Saturday in June. Trails Foundation of Northern Utah would like to invite you to celebrate with us! This nationwide day of celebration, service, and education is an opportunity for all to create community and connect with people in our area who share our love of being outside. This widespread movement encourages all to give back to the trails that we love and make sure everyone can enjoy being outdoors. Celebrate with the Trails Foundation of Northern Utah and our many partners at North Fork Park in Eden, Saturday, June 4 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. to celebrate the trails we all love so much. We will have Trail Shoe Demos, A Leave No Trace for All Trail Users presentation, intermediate guided mountain bike ride, equestrians, trail work demonstrations, volunteer opportunities, vendors, prize raffles, and more! This is a family-friendly event that is free to Mountain Arts & Music’s summer series begins on Thursday evenings with Open Arts and Music in beautiful Huntsville Square. Our first event is slated for June 30 (thru September 1), starting at 6:00 p.m. and continuing ‘til dusk. This is an evening where you can try your hand at watercolor painting under the guidance of professional art instructors, get up on stage and play music, recite poetry, or tell a story at the OPEN MIC, and let your kids do an art project all on their own at the kids’ art station. Huntsville Square (behind Huntsville BBQ) is a beautiful, shaded space and a lovely place to spend the evening on your own or with friends or family. It is your opportunity to take some time to CREATE! Calling All Artists - The Mountain Arts and Music Festival will be held in Huntsville Square Monday, July 4 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. We invite artists to apply to display and sell their original fine art and high-quality handmade artwork. Applications may be found on our website at mountainartsandmusic. org/2020-arts-music-festival. In addition to art vendors, the festival will have live music throughout the day; Christopher Haaser, international award-winning juggler at noon; and an extraordinary art display of local Ogden Valley Artists. Food trucks will also be available, as well as the IDK BBQ and the Lovin’Cup Café. Come enjoy the July 4 parade in Huntsville and a great festival of art and music! Two Weber High Seniors Receive Resiliency Award Live Hannah’s Hope is ers noted on the Live Hannah’s Hope website pleased to announce that two Weber High Seniors were awarded the Hannah Warburton Resilience Award for the year 2022—Ioana Skipps and Aubry Staker. Every year, Live Hannah’s Hope, a 501(c)3 nonprofit, receives many applications from seniors across Utah. Utah seniors are invited to share their stories of resilience in hopes of receiving a $500 cash award. The only requirement is that they have graduated in spite of challenging circumstances. Sharing their story of resilience is required. These stories and oth- so anyone who needs a little hope can find it in these stories. You can find all the stories at livehannahshope.org/survival-stories/. Laura Warburton, who is the founder of Live Hannah’s Hope, stated, “This year, Ms. Ioana Skipps and Aubry Staker were awarded. They are beautiful young ladies with powerful stories of resilience and determination.” Warburton founded the nonprofit in 2015 after losing her daughter Hannah to suicide. If you’d like to donate to the Hannah Warburton Resilience Award for the 2023 school year, please visit livehannahshope.org/donate. located in the south entrance of the park—just past the Ogden Nordic Yurt. Watch for the National Trails Day signs. In addition to a fantastic schedule of events, we will be honoring and acknowledging a very special friend of the trails who has gone above and beyond in their care, preservation, protection of, and promotion of safe, enjoyable trails for everyone. The Richard S. White “Friend of the Trails Award” will be given out during a presentation scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Participating partners include representatives from Ogden Trails Network, GOAL Foundation - Get Out And Live, Back Country Laura Warburton of Huntsville, founder of Live Hannah’s Hope, with her son Chase (left) and the Horsemen of Utah, AmerSports, Trails Alliance two recipients of this year’s Hannah Warburton Resilience Award—Aubry Staker and Ioana Skipps of Northern Utah, Ogden Valley Adaptive (from left to right). Sports, Daily Rise Coffee Downtown, Arcadia Guided Outdoor Education, Ogden Nordic, North Fork Park, Weber Davis Mountain Biking, GEAR:30, and Ogden Nature Center. It’s going to be a fun day with plenty of activities, demos, gear for sale, and giveaways! Visit tfnu.org/national-trails-day or look for the event on Facebook: https://fb.me/ e/4I5X1O0TP for more information or call our TFNU office at 801-393-2304. This free event is made possible with additional funding from Weber County RAMP. Sale starts Friday, June 3 MOUTH OF OGDEN CANYON l rd 801-621-1606 OPEN MON-THURS 10-8 l SAT 10-9 l SUN 11-8 www.rainbowgardens.com |
