Attendees will be introduced by slides to a variety of flowers, groundcovers, shrubs and trees that need little or no irrigation established, then will see many of the plants first hand during a tour of the Master Garden Demonstration Garden in the park. The meeting will include a discussion of the concept of open adoptions. A panel of human resources professionals will share their experiences of successful and less successful tactics from a strategic perspective. To reserve a spot contact Mary Ludden at 425.486-9057 by June 8. There will be artwork booths, juried art, junior art, a children s activities plaza, food booths, and performing artists.
Admission is free.
Admission is free and the food and fun is reasonably priced. Train ride Ride the Snoqualmie Valley Railroad on Father s Day weekend June 16-17 and get a free soda pop in a railway kitchen car. Fathers with paying children of any age ride for free. Six hourly trips leave the Snoqualamie depot at 38625 King. St. starting at 11 a.m.