News Summary
The Anne Springs Close Greenway in Fort Mill, SC, is set to host its 30th Earth Day Celebration from April 11 to 13, 2024. This year’s event will feature a variety of activities suitable for all ages, including campouts, traditional performances, fishing tournaments, and guided hikes. Admission to the celebration is free, promoting awareness of nature and conservation efforts while ensuring a fun-filled weekend for attendees. Parking will be available for a fee that supports conservation initiatives.
Fort Mill Gears Up for a Green Celebration
April is an exciting month in Fort Mill, SC, as the Anne Springs Close Greenway gears up for its much-anticipated *30th Earth Day Celebration*. From April 11 to 13, 2024, the 2,100-acre nature preserve will transform into a hub of activities, showcasing the beauty of nature right at our doorstep.
What’s Happening at the Greenway?
As part of the special *Love the Greenway Month*, this Earth Day event promises fun and interactive activities for everyone, from families to individuals. The weekend’s festivities are designed not only for enjoyment but to remind us all of the importance of nature and conservation.
The Greenway features an expansive *40-mile network of trails*, historic buildings, and facilities for various events. It’s a perfect setting to explore the great outdoors and immerse yourself in the beauty of Fort Mill’s natural surroundings.
Highlight Events You Won’t Want to Miss
There is no shortage of excitement on the agenda! Here are some of the highlights:
- Campouts on both Friday and Saturday nights will be a delightful experience under the stars.
- Get ready to tap your feet to the rhythm of the Catawba Nation Traditional Drum & Dance performances.
- Fishing enthusiasts can participate in youth and adult bass fishing tournaments, perfect for testing your skills.
- A fantastic raptor release event featuring the Carolina Raptor Center will be a breathtaking moment.
- Join guided hikes and exhilarating kayaking adventures for an up-close experience of the Greenway.
- Enjoy educational programs and animal interactions to learn more about the ecosystems around us.
- The weekend will feature live music performances, adding a lively spirit to the celebration.
Free Admission Awaits!
Here’s the best part: *admission to the Earth Day Celebration is completely free* from April 11 through 13, 2024, from 7 AM until sunset. Yes, you heard that right! Whether you’re a member or not, this is a wonderful opportunity for everyone to explore and appreciate the Greenway’s natural charm.
However, parking is available for just $5, which contributes directly to the Greenway’s conservation efforts. So not only will you be enjoying a day of fun, but your visit will also help protect this precious environment for years to come.
Plan Your Visit
When visiting, be sure to use the designated entrances and take advantage of the trail maps available on-site. The team encourages all guests to plan ahead to make the most of their time at the Greenway. With so many activities lined up, there’s a little something for everyone!
This remarkable event celebrates not just three decades of conservation, education, and recreation, but also lays a foundation for future generations to appreciate and connect with nature. With the spectacular backdrop of Fort Mill’s landscapes, the *Earth Day Celebration* at the Anne Springs Close Greenway is a magnificent opportunity to celebrate our planet and the beauty it offers.
For more information on the event, activities, and planning your visit, head over to the Greenway’s official website at ascgreenway.org. Mark your calendars; you won’t want to miss this fabulous celebration!
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Additional Resources
- WCNC: Celebrate Earth Day at Anne Springs Close Greenway
- Duke Energy: Earth Day Grants
- Charlotte Observer: Things to Do for Earth Day
- QC News: Earth Day Recycling Efforts
- Charleston Business: Earth Day Spotlight
- Wikipedia: Earth Day
- Google Search: Earth Day celebrations
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Earth Day
