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Hello From Norquay – Art in the Park (part 2)

Hello From Norquay – Art in the Park (part 2)

by ops | Oct 8, 2021 | Norquay Field House, Stories from the Field

And that’s a wrap! We had a wonderful time these last few months getting creative with nature for our Art in the Park programming at Norquay Park, led by our very own Molly from the Fresh Roots EL team. Thank you to the amazing kids and families who stopped by...

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