Atwood Center is Hosting Free Outdoor Activites

If your looking for something fun to do this weekend for you and the family, you might want to check out what's happening with Atwood Center.

As they are hosting a free outdoor activity day this Saturday.

In fact Atwood Center just announced, via WREX news, that they will be hosting a series of free outdoor activities once a month that are focused on bringing families out for a few hours to have fun in nature.

This Saturday kicks it all off with "The 100-Year Hike". Take a walk through part of Camp Grant, the former training camp for soldiers during World War one and two. It's from 1pm - 3pm.

The next event will be on  August 15th from 9-11 a.m. If you wanted to learn about archery this will be your chance as the Center is offering a free introductory class in archery. All equipment will be provided by the Center. All participatory archers must be at least 5 years old.

The final free activity will be September 19th from 7-9 p.m., as the Center presents 'Howls and Owls', a guided search for a trained 'Alpha Wolf' where participants are encouraged to howl and hoot to find wildlife.

To learn more about the Atwood Center and their programs, click here.