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Hop & Seek Spring Celebration
Sunday, April 20, 2025
- Time
- 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
- Venue
- Six Mine Park, Cumberland, V0R 1S0
- Price
- free
Sunday, April 20th, the Village of Cumberland and community partners present the Hop & Seek Spring Celebration at Number Six Mine Park in Cumberland.
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There’s 2 scavenger hunts this year. Pick up your scavenger hunt map between 9 am-11:15 am for either hunt.
- Forest Creatures Scavenger Hunt – for *under 6 years* is at #6 Park. Explore the park and follow the riddles to find hidden creatures in the trees, bushes and unexpected spots!
- Family Nature Scavenger Hunt – for *all ages* is at Coal Creek Historic Park. Explore the park, follow the clues and learn about local wildlife!
Return to Number Six Mine Park by 12pm to receive your fun filled goody bag including treats from Dark Side Chocolates, special live music and performance by children's artist, Luke the Kangaroo, beginning at 11 am, snacks by the Cumberland Community School Society and more.
For details, visit Hop & Seek Spring Celebration.
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Venue
Six Mine Park
2673 Dunsmuir Avenue
Cumberland
V0R 1S0
Dates
The event runs from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM on the following dates.
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