Trent to host open house for Excalibur campers
Trent Excalibur Camp is hosting an open house for new, returning and prospective campers tomorrow from 6 until 8 p.m. Come out and learn about the camp. There will be opportunities to experience some camp programming and to meet some of the camp staff. The Trent Excalibur Camp (TEC), an accredited day camp located at Trent University, provides programming for children and youth from the ages of five to 11. TEC is also a member of the Ontario Camping Association.
This summer the camp celebrates 25 years. Also, new this summer is a satellite camp in Lakefield at the Lakefield Community Centre, offering one week programs throughout the summer months.
There is still time to register for camp this summer. For registration details visit http://www.trentu.ca/ athletics/camp/
For further information call 705748-1670 or email excaliburcamp@trentu.ca
Infant massage
Play Café, located at Brook dale Plaza on Chemong Rd. is offering a handson Infant Massage Workshop, suitable for infants newborn to crawling, Tuesday from 10 a.m. until noon.
Certified Infant Massage instructor Sonja Martin of Rooted Lavender will guide participants in a full body massage routine. Special attention will be focused on support for colic and gas, as well as adaptations for newborns and toddlers. Infant massage techniques may support sleep, digestion, growth and connection. Singing and discussion are incorporated into the class. The cost is $20 plus HST. Songs, oil, and handout are included. Please bring extra clothing and a soft blanket for baby. Preregistration is required.
PFN
Celebrate Canada’s 150th on the Stoney Lake Trails with Peter borough Field Naturalists Sunday, June 25.
This full day of activities takes places on the Stoney Lakes Trails that were developed by Ralph Ingleton. The trails run through the Kawartha Land Trust properties on the north shore of Stoney Lake and extend onto other lands including the Viamede Resort. Participates can take part in the morning activity and/or one of the afternoon outings. A social at the Boathouse Restaurant of Viamede Resort follows at 4 p.m.
The morning activity at 8 a.m. is birding with Martin Parker, along the north shore of Stoney Lake. Participants should meet at 7:30 a.m. in the parking lot at the Peterborough Zoo for carpooling or meet at the Ingleton-Wells parking lot on Reid Road for the event. Bring a packed lunch if you intend to stay for the afternoon sessions.
The afternoon events begin at 1 p.m. and offer three trip choices: Butterflies of the Stoney Lake Meadow with Gerry Ball; Trails of the KLT Ingelton-Wells and North Stoney Lake with Evan Thomas; or Vernal Pools of KLT Ingelton-Wells Reserve with Sue Paradisis. All afternoon trips begin at the public parking area on the shores of Stoney Lake beside Viamede Resort at the southern end of Mt. Julian Viamede Road.
The accessibility level for all events is moderate, and includes walking through woodlands and meadows. Non-members are welcome to attend. It is a great way to find out what the PF Na re all about. For further informationvisit https :// peter borough nature. org/ or the group’s Facebook page.
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FREE CONCERT: Trefoil will perform jazz/pop/swing/classics Sunday in the gazebo at the Riverview Park and Zoo Sunday from 3 until 5 p.m., weather permitting. This concert is part of the summer concert series sponsored by the Peterborough Utilities Services, held every other week until September. Bring your own lawn chair.