Northwest

BRISTISH COLUMBIA

Cultus Lake

Sept. 4-6: Labour Day Carnival: Fun for the whole family! Enjoy the different events such as the Jello-eating contest, egg spoon race, adults raw egg toss and much more. It is a great way to spend the weekend before school starts. Cook will surprise us with a selection of entrees. Karaoke with Danielle at 7 p.m. in the Rec. Centre. On Monday we will have our annual cleanup day and hope all will help out. Starts at 11 a.m. Free hot dog in exchange for a bag of garbage you've picked up. Hot dogs served from 12 to 1 p.m.

Sept. 11: Sand Sculptures: Let's get a change of scenery and go on a field trip to Harrison Hot Springs to see their World Championship Sand Castle Display. We will carpool to and from. Bring your camera and some comfy beach shoes. There are lots of restaurants and shops along the strips. Lots to see and do.

Sept. 18: Minter Gardens: We'll venture off to the breathtaking Minter Gardens and stroll around and take in all the beauty. Carpool there and back. Great gift shop and restaurant. Don't forget your cameras.

Sept. 25: Thanksgiving Potluck: Every year Cultus Lake celebrates Thanksgiving a couple weeks before the Canadian Thanksgiving weekend. We will supply the turkey and stuffing and you bring your favorite side dish. We will post a sign up sheet for number of people coming and what they are bringing. Dinner starts at 4 p.m.

OREGON

Pacific City

Sept. 4-6: Labor Day Weekend features End O' Summer Store Merchandise Sale, carnival booths, balloon artist Scott Davis and karaoke. Connie Hays performs country and gospel favorites.

Sept. 11: Honor Day is a day of remembrance, plus we'll pull together and have a "We Be Jamming" session. Pastor Les Turner at our Sunday morning service.

Sept. 18: Wine and Cheesin' Weekend includes root beer and pretzel snack, plus Sunday morning service with Pastor Les Turner.

Sept. 25: Game Daze includes Monopoly marathon and Pastor Les Turner at our Sunday morning service.

September 18-19
Rockaway Autumn Festival
Held at Rockaway Beach Wayside, Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For information visit www.rockawaybeach.net

WASHINGTON

Chehalis

Sept. 3-6: Celebrate Labor Day Weekend with the Thousand Trails Chehalis Summer Olympic Games. Fun and competition all weekend long!

September 3-6
Packwood Flea Market
The entire town turns into a giant flea market! Hundreds of booths, plenty to eat. Held in Packwood, just 40 miles from the preserve. For information visit www.destinationpackwood.com.

La Conner

Sept. 3: Last hayride and campfire of the season. Join us for Amy Hindman at the campfire.

Sept. 4: Ahoy Mates, this be our "Pirates Invade La Conner" party. Saturday evening will be our last dance of the summer with our favorite DJ, Charlie Moore.

Sept. 5: Back to School Bash with food, dance, games and fun.

September 1 - October 3
Quilt Walk in La Conner
This year's event takes place in 37 La Conner shops and venues with more than 90 quilts on display. Pick up a map at any participating venue or at the La Conner Quilt & Textile Museum. For information visit www.contemporaryquiltart.com.

Leavenworth

Sept. 3-6: Labor Day Weekend/Western Days: Events include hayrides, BBQs, country music and dancing, plus Karaoke with Patty.

Mount Vernon

Sept. 4-5: Wenatchee Youth Circus: The "Biggest Little Circus in the World" is here! The show includes all the regular circus acts (with the exception of the wild animals). Join us for three performances – Saturday at 1 p.m. or Sunday at 1 or 6 p.m. Tickets are $5 for kids, $10 for adults or $25 for a family (2 adults and up to 5 kids). Pre-sale tickets are available – please call Cookie or Donna at (360) 724-8411.

Sept. 4: A great magic show with Brian Ledbetter, plus great dinner with Parmesan Chicken and fixings - $10. R.S.V.P.

September 25
Burlington Harvest Festival
Event, held at Skagit River Park, features pumpkin throwing, zucchini car racing and kids' games. For more information visit www.ci.burlington.wa.us.

Paradise

Sept. 4: Last Round-Up! Our Carnival is on! We will have a real live band performing in the covered pavilion with music for everyone including country, swing, rock, blues and more. Come dance or just listen –you won't want to miss this.

Sept. 11: Grandparents Day includes a fishing derby, prizes, Country Store sidewalk sale and Spaghetti Dinner. Win a digital picture frame in our raffle.

Sept. 18: Karaoke practice with The Chick Picks!

Thunderbird

Through September: Thursday events include Water Balloon Toss and Candy Bar Bingo, Friday events include Root Beer Floats, Movie Night and Decorate Your Cupcake event, Saturdays include Breakfast, Meet the Manager, Coloring Contest, BBQ, Ice Cream Social, and Candy Bar Bingo, and Sunday events include Breakfast Sandwiches, plus Rolls and Coffee, Coloring Contest, Tie-Dye Class and Root Beer Floats.

Through September 6
Evergreen State Fair
This year's theme is "Home Grown Fun" – event includes arts & crafts, food, concerts, exhibitors, horse show, rodeo, monster truck show, fireworks and more! A great time to be had by all ages. Held at the Evergreen State Fairgrounds in Monroe, approximately 5 miles from the preserve. For information visit www.evergreenfair.org.

Southwest

ARIZONA

Verde Valley

Sept. 3-6: Card Bingo at 6:00 p.m. Friday. Saturday schedule includes Special Crafts at 1 p.m., Pool Games at 2:30 p.m. and Open Games at 6:30 p.m. Sunday schedule includes Crafts at 1 p.m., Pool Games at 2:30 p.m. and Open Games at 6:30 p.m.

CALIFORNIA

Lake Minden

Sept. 3-5: Labor Day/Fabulous 1950s: Fun for the whole family. Join us for Friday Night Hoagie Sandwich & Root Beer Float Potluck Dinner, followed by Brown Bag Bingo. Make a hip 50s craft, compete in an indoor Monopoly Marathon or outdoor Croquet Game, roast hot dogs and s'mores and then enter a bubble gum blowing, limbo or hula-hoop contest at the Sock Hop/Barn Dance.

Sept. 17-19: Grandparents Day: Celebrate Grandparents Day with an old-fashioned Potluck and Pie Lunch Social followed by Candy Bar Bingo and an Ice Cream Social. We'll play a variety of card and board games, take a craft class, and then show off your favorite photos in a pocket-sized Brag Book you made yourself (these are so cute that you may want to make one for a friend.) Sept. 25-26: Rock Your Socks Off: Rock your weekend with Rock & Roll Karaoke, Rocky Road Ice Cream Sundaes, and a Rockin' Scavenger Hunt. We'll paint some realistic Pet Rocks and learn to make faux rock beads in a polymer clay class.

Sept. 29-31: Life's a Mystery: Bring your favorite "mystery" addition for Mystery Potluck Social and win a mystery prize at Brown Bag Bingo. Enter a mystery puzzle competition and see if you can put together a mystery puzzle without knowing what the puzzle is. Do a mystery craft, take part in a Catch Me If You Can Mystery Scavenger Hunt and trade your favorite Mystery Book at the Mystery Book Book Swap.

September 6
Nicolaus Labor Day Parade
Probably the area's most fun and best kept secret. The entire family will enjoy this annual parade as it winds through Nicolaus by the Feather River Levee to the festival grounds. Take part in the all-day activities including games, music and of course, food! Pancake breakfast begins at 7 a.m., parade at 10 a.m. and vendor fair runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

2010 Plumas Lake Farmers Market
Features fresh seasonal fruits and produce, plus breads, prepared specialty foods, local handmade arts and crafts, music and more. Saturdays 8 a.m. to noon at Zanes Drive and River Oaks, Plumas Lake, just 9.5 miles from the preserve.

Lake of the Springs

Sept. 3-6: Friday is Adult Money Bingo with the Oregon House Volunteer Fire Department. On Saturday we'll have Kids Fishing Derby, Tie Dye, Family Hayride, Campfire with John Carter, Family Dance with Diamondback Band and Teen Dance with DJ Eric. Sunday is waterslide fun, Family Campfire with John Carter, Family Dance with Heading Due West and Teen Dance with DJ Eric. We will serve breakfast on Monday.

Sept. 10-11: Family Campfire with John Carter, Family Dance with DJ Eric.

Sept. 17-19: Friday is Adult Money Bingo with Oregon House Fire Department. Saturday is BBQ in the park, Family Campfire with John Carter, Family Dance with DC Eric. Plus, Horseshoe Tournament all weekend.

Sept. 24-25: Adult Money Bingo with the Oregon House Volunteer Fire Department, Family Campfire with John Carter and Family Dance with DJ Eric.

Morgan Hill

Sept. 3-6: Labor Day Weekend/Salute America's Workforce Weekend: Weekly flyer has detailed listing for the activities we have planned as we honor all working people The Dancing DJ will provide the music, fun and games on Saturday night and The Corvairs will provide music on Sunday night. The campfire, marshmallows and the ever-popular Manager's hayrides will start at 7 p.m. both nights.

Sept. 10-12: Patriot Day Weekend: Weekly flyer has detailed listing for all events. The Dancing DJ will provide music, fun and games on Saturday. The campfire, marshmallows and the ever-popular Manager's hayrides will start at 7 p.m. both nights.

Palm Springs

September 17
Don Henley at Fantasy Springs Casino
Concert featuring Don Henley at Fantasy Springs Casino, just 10 miles from the preserve in Indio. For information call (760) 342-5000

September 18
Sheryl Crow at Agua Caliente Casino
Musical concert featuring Sheryl Crow, just 7 miles from the preserve in Rancho Mirage. For information call (888) 999-1995

Pio Pico

Sept. 4-6: Labor Day Weekend events include crafts, holiday marketplace, bingo for candy and ice cream, softball games, pudding-eating contest, teens and kids dance with DJ, plus Coyote DJ plays your favorite tunes at our all-ages dance.

Sept. 11: Help us never forget 9/11. We will have a moment of silence for the victims. Also, we'll make cards to send to the troops overseas.

Sept. 18 & 25: Breakfast, marketplace, carts, mini-golf tourney, family movie nights and Wii fun for everyone.

September 2-5
Festival of Sail 2010
Twenty tall ships will sail into San Diego Bay and remain for the duration of this festival. Tours of the ships, mock cannon battles, a petting zoo, arts and crafts vendors and entertainment are part of this event. Held at the San Diego Maritime Museum, 1492 Harbor Drive. For more information call (619) 234-9153.

Ponderosa

September 17-19
American River Music Festival
The 4th Annual American River Music Festival is a celebration of music and moving water. The festival features Americana, Folk and Blues music performances throughout our river community. The festivities also include wine tasking, kids' activities and great food and beverages. For tickets, music schedules and artist listing, and other information visit www.americanrivermusic.org or call (530) 622-6044.

Rancho Oso

Regular weekend events include hayrides, wine tastings, Ice Cream Socials, golden Horseshoe and Scavenger Hunt, and guided trail rides for ages 8 and over and hand-led trail rides for ages 7 and under.

Sept. 4-5: On Saturday, listen, dance and enjoy the music and antics of Roy Schmeck and the Schmeck Tones, next to the pool. On Sunday, DJ Avery Wright entertains from 7 to 8 p.m. for all ages and from 8-10 for Teens Only!

Russian River

Sept. 4: Annual Pig Roast: Come join us for the fun of an authentic pig roast, plus salads, various side dishes, desserts and family beverages. Limited number of tickets available.

San Benito

Sept. 4: What a way to end the season with our Labor Day Gala of event. We'll cool down with Milk Shakes at our Ice Cream Social, plus the evening includes a fine BBQ Tri-Tip diner, then great fun and dancing to songs of the 50s and 60s with the Corvairs.

Sept. 11: In addition to observing Patriot Day and remembering 9/11, we'll also celebrate Spirit of the West and take a look back on days of the Cowboys and Wagon Trains. We look forward to our member's stories as well.

Sept. 18: We'll take a look at the Native Americans across North America. We will create teepees and learn how they made arrowheads and bows and why leather was so important in their lives. The evening's dinner will be a western-flavor pot roast (recalling the days of when whatever you had went in the pot!)

Through September
Santa Cruz Beach and Boardwalk
Located just 45 minutes from the preserve, the Boardwalk offers 35 rides, arcades and some of the most beautiful sunsets to be seen!

Snowflower

Sept. 4-5: Live music with Gillette from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Also on Sunday, the Wild Things will provide entertainment for the kids beginning at 11 a.m.

September 10-12
Lake Tahoe Autumn Food & Wine Festival
Full days of food, wine and festivals, plus grape stomp, wine walks, seminars, cooking demonstrations, grand tasting, culinary competitions, mountain chef cook-off and more. Event is held at Northstar Resort in Truckee, just 30 miles from the preserve. For information call (800) 824-6348.

Wilderness Lakes

Sept. 3-6: Dog Days of Summer/Labor Day Weekend: We'll kick off the weekend with hamburgers and hot dogs on Friday from 5 to 6 p.m. at the Coyote Grill. Then spend Saturday morning hiking the trails with Pat Boss from 9 a.m. starting at the Amphitheater. Marketplace Craft Show and Sell from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Our 6th Annual Dog Show and Parade starts at 10 a.m. at the lodge and travels to the Amphitheater - Prizes for Best of Show and Certificates for Best Tricks. Albert will host a Tri-Tip cooking class at 1 p.m. on the patio at the Café. Our tri-tip dinner will be from 5 to 6 p.m. – please purchase tickets for the dinner before 3 p.m. on Saturday. Evening entertainment by Remember When from 7 to 9 p.m. On Sunday we'll have our 2nd Annual Chili Cook-Off starting at 4 p.m. Then potluck dinner from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. - please bring a side dish or dessert. Evening entertainment by Castleberry Creek at 7 p.m. at the Amphitheater. Monday morning we'll have On the Road Again burrito breakfast from 8 to 10 a.m.

Texas

TEXAS

Bay Landing

Sept. 3-6: Hawaiian Luau/Labor Day: ALOHA! It's island time here in Bay Landing. Hula skirts will be rolling off the tables as fast as we can make them to be paired with the leis that you'll be making. A day filled with island magic includes a roast pig (from the guys on the park) along with the feast that Leslie and Val will prepare. T-Bone Road takes center state at the Beachview pavilion in the evening.

Sept. 10-12: "S" Weekend: Be prepared to be "S"ed in this fun-filled weekend for all with sack races, sand crawl, straw toss, saucer toss, spaghetti slurp, spiderwalk, spoon toss, sauerkraut contest, straight line walks, sandal toss, soap shuffleboard and more games that begin with "s".

Lake Conroe

Sept. 3-6: Labor Day Weekend/Happy September Birthdays!! This weekend will feature Prophets of Praise on Friday singing secular and gospel music as well as another band of local renown later in the weekend. Candy Bar Bingo and September birthday cake will lead off the afternoon. Then later we'll decorate our pets, bikes and golf carts for a patriotic parade through the preserve.

Sept. 11-12: Games People Play Weekend and Picnic Potluck: Saturday is one day you do NOT want to miss if you're a lover of games! We'll be playing Left Right Center, Farkle, Nine Card Golf, Surprise Bingo, plus many others! Bring your best to the Pavilion for a Picnic Potluck.

Sept. 18-19: Pet Parade Weekend: Let's show off those pets today! Prizes will be awarded for cutest, largest, smallest, and most "owner look-a-like." We'll have a "purrrrr"fect time!

Sept. 25-26: Horseplay Weekend: Put on your Western duds and join us for the "Best Dressed" contest! Try your hand at horseshoes and run in the horserace or compete in our "ropin" contest!

Lake Tawakoni

Sept. 4-5: Events include Luau Dinner and festivities, plus Sunday Chapel Services.

Sept. 11-12: Events include Fall games and activities, plus Hot Dog Social on Saturday and Sunday Chapel Services.

Sept 18-19: Events include Ball Activities, plus Washer Tourney, Ice Cream Social, and What's Happening Meeting, and Sunday Chapel Services.

Sept. 25-26: Events include putt-putt, poker run and bingo, plus Sunday Chapel Services.

September 24 - October 17
State Fair of Texas
The Great State Fair of Texas is one of the largest state fairs in the U.S. It hosts a premier rodeo, livestock show and many other attractions and entertainment. Held at Fair Park in Dallas, just 55 miles from the preserve. For more information and events schedule visit www.bigtex.com.

Lake Texoma

Sept. 4-6: Labor Day Weekend events include the music of Trey Houston.

Sept. 11-12: Grandparents Weekend.

Sept. 18-19: Chili Cook-Off.

Sept. 25-26: Western Weekend includes entertainment by Wayland Davis, Smoke Rise, plus RV Chat.

September 24-25
Frontier Days
Event features arts and crafts vendors, food entertainment, Friday night dance and carnival. Held in Pottsboro, just 30 miles from the preserve. For more information call (903) 786-6371.

Lake Whitney

Sept. 4-6: Labor Day Weekend events start with Friday breakfast followed by clowns, facepainting and balloons. But that's not all – we have water games, pie-eating contest, and shaving cream fights, plus an afternoon ice cream social to cool you off. Evening steak dinner followed by Smoke Rise Band entertainment. On Saturday, we'll have breakfast, plus crafts, tug of war, golf cart games, plus $1 hot dogs and watermelon, and swimming pool races followed by noon burgers and bingo. Sunday events include breakfast and a movie.

Sept. 11: Patriot Day events include games and afternoon hot dogs and movie.

Sept. 18: Games and evening prize bingo.

Sept. 25: Hot dogs and s'mores around the campfire- bring your musical instruments.

Medina Lake

Sept. 4-6: Saturday events include bike parade, hayrides, and banana splits, plus pie-eating and Jello-eating contests, and the Medina Grand Prize Game in the evening. Bimbo and the Borderline Band will entertain us on Sunday evening at the pavilion. Top of the Trail Café is open Monday for breakfast.

Sept. 11: We will celebrate Patriot Day with a remembrance ceremony. The Café and store will be open normal business hours.

Sept. 18: Wacky Golf Tournament in the evening – it's really wild!

Sept. 25: Preserve-Wide Yard Sale: Time for fall cleaning – put your treasures out at your sites.

September 25
Medina Lake Cajun Festival
The heart and soul of Louisiana is brought to Lakehills for the day. This event features authentic foods, game booths, and multiple Cajun bands to entertain you. Plus, there's a gumbo cook-off! Buses to the event will leave from the Methodist Church on 3rd Street (just miles from the preserve entrance). Held at the Lakehills Civic Center from 11:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. For information call (830) 751-9904.

Midwest

INDIANA

Horseshoe Lakes

September activities include Little Italy Festival and Fall Fishing Tournament.

MICHIGAN

St. Clair

Sept. 3-6: Labor Day Weekend: Super Back to School kids' crafts, BBQ Picnic Potluck and Red, White and Blue Hobo Pie campfire are just some of the things to look forward to during this jam-packed, fun-filled weekend.

OHIO

Kenisee Lake

Sept. 3-6: Labor Day Weekend: We will be hosting our last Steak Fry of the camping season so come down and enjoy a great steak cooked to your liking.

Sept. 10-12: Amish Dinner Weekend: We will travel to an Amish home to partake in an actual Amish Wedding Dinner that the Amish will make from scratch. The family will give tours of their farm and logging mill. Please contact Rob Needham at (440) 576-9030 ASAP if you'd like to participate. This dinner fills up fast!

Sept. 17-19: Chili/Soup Cook-Off: Come one, come all to our annual Chili/Soup Cook-Off. This is the time for all you expert chefs to show your cooking abilities. Make enough for us to taste. Couples - come and play our version of the Newlywed Game. Sept. 24-26: Member/Staff Recognition Weekend: The time has to come to "Thank You" to all the members and staff at KL who helped make this season a success. We will host a Thank You Dinner and also honor those members celebrating September birthdays or anniversaries.

September 2-6
Great Geagua County Fair
Held in Burton, just 15 miles from the preserve, event includes concession food stands, animal shows, rides and entertainment for all ages.

Wilmington

Sept. 3-6: Labor Day Weekend Bash: It's time to end the summer with a weekend bash! Laze in the pool one last weekend and join us for banana splits. Have fun at the obstacle course, lawn games, and play water volleyball with your friends.

September 10-12
Clinton County Corn Festival
The festival features antique farm machinery, a parade, games, all types of food made from corn, a quilt show, musical entertainment, antiques, crafts and the Corn Olympics! This is an event not to miss in Clinton County. Held at the Clinton County Fairgrounds, 958 W. Main. For information call (937) 382-1965

Northeast

NEW JERSEY

Lake and Shore

Sept. 3-6: Labor Day Weekend: Last chance for summer fun! Join us in our speed slide contest, hayride, and our last two pool parties of the season. On Sunday we will have our first Halloween meeting of the season. Also, Kings of the Pits horseshoe competition on Sunday.

Sept. 10-12: Cancer Walk/Halloween Committee Weekend: It's our 2nd Annual Walk for Hope. During the walk we will have drinks, food and DJ Sonja playing some toons. There is a small donation fee to participate in the walk and all proceeds go to the American Cancer Society. There is a Halloween meeting after the walk for the Construction Crew.

Sept. 17-19: Kids Only Weekend: This weekend is dedicated to the kids. Come on out and play beach tag, mini-golf and beach dodge ball.

NEW YORK

Rondout Valley

Sept. 3-4: Labor Day Weekend: DJ Joey B performs on Friday. No Limit performs on Saturday.

PENNSYLVANIA

PA Dutch

Sept. 3-6: Labor Day Weekend includes Friday night Bingo in the Barn. Saturday is Site Decorating Contest, plus crafts, wagon ride, and a band by the pool. This is the last weekend for the pool as it closes on Sept. 6.

Sept. 10-12: Grandparents Weekend includes Friday night Bingo in the Barn, plus Saturday crafts and wagon ride.

Sept. 17-19: Around the World Weekend features Friday night Bingo in the Barn, and Saturday events include lots of food and traveling –come out and join us.

Sept. 24-26: Native American Weekend includes Friday night Bingo in the Barn and Saturday Native American crafts and wagon ride.

Through September
Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire
Located at the Mt. Hope Winery, just miles from our preserve, this event features spectacular entertainment. For more information visit www.parenfaire.com.

Scotrun

Sept. 3-6: Labor Day Weekend: Make the last weekend of the season super fun! All the great things of summer – pools, fishing, BBQs, and more will make for a great conclusion. DJ dance on Saturday and Sunday. Don't forget Scotrun is open all year.

Sept. 10-12: Grandparents Day: Bring the folks up to the Poconos and treat them to all the special things offered here. Make a gift that will remind them of their time spent in the Poconos.

Sept. 17-19: Super Heroes Weekend: Movie Marathon! See if you are up to some of our "Super Heroes" challenges.

Sept. 24-26: Wagons Ho! Enjoy the professional rodeo at Shawnee Mountain. Try your hand at our brand of calf roping. We don't have horses but there are good stables nearby.

September 24-26
Great American Nationals
The 6th Great American Nationals features hot rods and custom cars. Enjoy cars, vendors, exhibits and live entertainment. Recurring daily at Pocono International Raceway, in Long Pond, just 14 miles from the preserve.

September 25-26
PRCA Rodeo and Chili Cook-Off
Live professional rodeo competing in events including bull riding, bronc riding, calf roping, etc. Live country music, craft and food vendors, plus Saturday chili cook-off.

Southeast

NORTH CAROLINA

Lake Gaston

Sept. 4: Cornhole Tournament: Great family fun is in store as we host the third game of the 2010 summer tournament. There will be a cookout for all participating members following the final tournament.

Sept. 24: Annual Fall Barbeque: This is a time of friendly fellowship with fellow campers as members bring a dish to share and enjoy good old NC barbeque. Continue socializing into the evening at the DJ Dance.

September 3-4
Littleton-Lake Gaston Festival
This wonderful family fun event, with a classic hometown festival atmosphere, is a great way to spend Labor Day Weekend. Festival includes games, amusement rides, street vendors and food. Event is held at Highway 158 in Littleton, just 5 miles from the preserve. For information visit www.littletonlakegastonfestival.org.

September 11
Ducky Derby
This event, held at River Falls Park, is Home of the Million Dollar Duck. Festival begins at 10 a.m. with the ducky race at 2 p.m. There will be live entertainment all day, games and prizes, plus great food and crafts. Volunteers are welcome. For more information, please contact Ruby Gerald, Events Manager, at RV Chamber of Commerce, (252) 537-3513 or visit www.rvchamber.com. River Falls is located at Rock Fish Drive in Weldon, just 30 miles from the preserve.

TENNESSEE

Cherokee Landing

Sept. 4: Join us for hamburgers and hot dogs, plus Member-generated activities.

Natchez Trace

Sept. 4: Labor Day celebration includes hot dog roast and kids carnival. Sept. 11: Patriot Day events include golf cart parade and mini-golf tournament. Sept. 18: Casino Night – fun for all ages, plus blind auction. Sept. 25: Gospel Music Jubilee.

VIRGINIA

Harbor View

Sept. 3-6: Club Blazer Event: Walk the Trails. Sept. 17-19: Square Dancing with the Happy Wanderers.

Through September
Westmoreland Berry Farm
Seasonal berry picking including red raspberries and apples, plus pumpkins and gourds. The farm is located at 1235 Berry Farm Road, just 5 miles from the preserve. For information call (804) 224-9171.