Do Something Nice for your Mother... (Nature)
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This Weekend in
Blythewood
April 19th, 20th and 21st
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We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors,
we borrow it from our children.
Native American Proverb
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Love a Tree!
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Thomas
Fuller once said....."He that plants trees loves others
besides himself." Show your love for a special
person in your life or celebrate a special occasion by adopting a
tree in Doko Meadows. What better time than Earth Day to
put a lasting mark on your favorite small town.
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The Doko Meadows Commemorative Tree Project.
Choose
from five varieties of trees that will be planted in the park.
Hightower Willow Oak
October Glory Red Maple
Fruitless Sweet Gum
Chinese Pistache
Bald Cypress
For more information:
Kristi Coggins
803.333.8929
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The
Blythewood High School Drama Department, along with the BHS Choir
and Culinary Arts Students are proud to present
Aladdin
Dinner and Show
Saturday, April 27, 2013 @ BHS
Seating
is limited so purchase your dinner theatre tickets by April 24th
from the BHS Front Office. Tickets are $30 and include a 3
course meal and reserved seats for the performance. What a
treat!
For more info.
803.691.4090
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Make a
trip this weekend or next and enjoy the arts in an epic way!
The Artfields Epic Southern Artfest Celebration and
Competition starts today
in Lake
City, SC and Blythewood's own, Carl Bell, is in the
running for a very grand prize. Cast a vote, during your
visit for Carl's beautiful Blue Heron painting and help him
win!
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April 19
- "Glow Ball" Tournament
Sponsored by The Greater Blythewood Chamber of
Commerce
7:30 pm Shotgun Start
Crickentree Golf Course
April 19
-28 - Artfields
Epic Southern Artfest
Competition and Celebration
Lake City, SC
Vote for Carl Bell's Heron
April 27
- Aladdin
Dinner & Show
Blythewood
High School
Dinner @ 5:30pm
Show @ 7:00pm
Call
803.691.4090
May 18 - Blythewood Beach Bash
5:00 PM
- 10:00 PM
Featuring The
Sensational Epics
Presented by Bravo Blythewood
All proceeds go to the
American Cancer Society.
Cobblestone Park
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Do Something Nice
for
your Mother...
(Nature)
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Give Mother Nature a treat this Monday, April 22, when
Earth Day rolls around. Pick up some trash, plant a tree,
recycle those plastic drink bottles or repurpose something you
found in your attic. All those are great ways to show respect
and love for this beautiful planet we call home.
Mother Nature will be so proud!
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The tea
is brewing over at the Blythewood Visitors Center. Come and enjoy delicious scones or
unbelievably tasty bread pudding made by local caterer Mary Ellen Tobias and Linda and
Richard Hewlette of The Company of OHS. Sip a cup of blended tea from the Cornwallis House Tea Co. from
Winnsboro, while you sit and chat with a friend.
The
self-serve 'tea room' is serving every week Tuesday -
Friday from
Noon -
5:00 pm. Bring a friend and enjoy a 'spot of tea' each
afternoon.
Tea Time
at the
Langford-Nord House
Tuesday - Friday
Noon - 5:00 pm
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It's a walk in the park every Tuesday evening at
6:00pm with Mayor Mike Ross. What a great way to re-energize
and take in these beautiful spring evenings with friends. Get
your walking shoes on and come on out!!!
Walk with the Mayor
Each Tuesday @ 6pm
Doko Meadows
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Who Knew?
The only food that doesn't spoil is
HONEY
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Spring Cleaning Time
Come join the
Great American Cleanup effort at these other locations:
July 19th - Trenholm Park
Sept. 13th - Jordan Memorial Boat Ramp
Dec. 13th - Polo Road Park
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The
Blythewood Brainery is beginning to schedule summer classes.
Stay tuned for more info coming your way soon!
Let us
know some of the classes you'd like to see taught in the Brainery.
Contact:
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Have a Great, Green
Weekend!
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