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PARTNERS | HEALTHY CITY | HOW HEALTHY | VISION | SUMMIT | PRIORITIES | FUNCTIONS | CITY OF FALL RIVER |
The
Heritage Park Visitors' Center at Battleship Cove was turned into a Family
Fun Night and Summer Dance Party on August 10, 2016 by the Massachusetts
Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) interpretive staff
members Maggi Brown and Molly Cardoza. The evening provided a chance for
family members to engage in crafts, watch DCR employee Colleen Keegan from
Pilgrim
Memorial Park in Plymouth spin yarn, play with giant inflatable balls
provided by the Greater Fall River
Children's Museum, learn knot tying with Chris Nardi of the.Greater Fall
River Re-Creation Community
Boating Program, and dance to the tunes of Chris Hookie and Sunshine
Entertainment. The Visitors' Center is open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m. during the summer and includes exhibits and a video about Fall
River's history. Click here for
a three-minute |
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(Top row) As visitors arrive, volunteer Kelly Durfee Cardoza describes a craft project and Kaki McDowell, Katie Pascoal and Jo-Anne Sbrega of the Greater Fall River Children's Museum inflate some giant balls that the children could push around outside. (Row two) Visitor Services Director Maggie Brown and Visitor Services Supervisor Molly Cardoza greet people as they arrive. (Row three) Nick Gassaway and Kayla While get their children, Raven and Alex Gassaway, involved in some crafts and a photo opportunity. (Row four) As DJ Chris Hookie invites people to the dance floor, Chris Nardi of the Greater Fall River Re-Creation Community Boating Program teaches knot tying. |
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