Saturday October 6th, Sands Park, Carrabelle, FL
As fall begins to settle in the Big Bend, the Florida black bear begins foraging for winter. It’s a perfect time to celebrate this fascinating mammal.
The 4th Annual Forgotten Coast Black Bear Festival planning is in full swing and we want you to save the date! Be sure to mark your calendar for Oct. 6, 2012 and come out to Sands Park in Carrabelle to help us celebrate.
This year’s festival promises to be full of fun and learning. This family-oriented educational event is free and open to the public. It is dedicated to helping people understand and live in harmony with the Florida black bear. Enjoy educational presentations, tours into bear habitat, kid’s activities, food, music by King Cotton, arts and crafts and much, much more!
For more information call the festival coordinator, Allen Loyd at 727-823-3888.
The 4th Annual Forgotten Coast Black Bear Festival planning is in full swing and we want you to save the date! Be sure to mark your calendar for Oct. 6, 2012 and come out to Sands Park in Carrabelle to help us celebrate.
This year’s festival promises to be full of fun and learning. This family-oriented educational event is free and open to the public. It is dedicated to helping people understand and live in harmony with the Florida black bear. Enjoy educational presentations, tours into bear habitat, kid’s activities, food, music by King Cotton, arts and crafts and much, much more!
For more information call the festival coordinator, Allen Loyd at 727-823-3888.
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