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2014 Kids' Summer Activities at the Farm

Kids' Historic Farm Camp is back!

A fun way to start summer vacation! 

Kids ages 5-10 can experience Grantsville history and fun farming activities. Campers will care for farm animals, do some gardening, make crafts and treats, play pioneer games, sing, square dance and visit local pioneer museums. 

Space is limited, so don’t wait to sign up!

Morning and afternoon sessions are available Monday through Wednesday, June 9-11 and June 16-18. 

Price for three-day camps is $35.00 and includes activities, snacks, t-shirt, and bandanna. 

CLICK HERE to print your registration form. Checks can be made payable to Friends of Clark Historic Farm or FCHF. Forms should be returned to 

Stacy Bleazard at 119 W. Clark St. Grantsville 
by May 31, 2014.

*Additional camps may be added with demand.

NEW--One-Day ART and SCIENCE Camps Ages 8-12

Farm Science--Thursday, June 12 from 10am to 2pm

Summer means science at Clark Historic Farm. The best way to learn science is to feel it, touch it, and smell it. We will explore the science of specific barn animals, crops and more through a variety of hands-on experiences and activities. Each child will bring home a project they have created. Bring a lunch and come ready to have fun learning about farm science. CLICK HERE to print your registration form.

Art on the Farm--Thursday, June 19 from 10am to 2pm

Come learn the relaxing art of Zentangle! More than just doodling, Zentangle is a fun and easy approach to drawing with pattern and structure. It is a great way to build confidence in your art skills. Each child will take home a project they have created. Bring a lunch and come and get creative with us! CLICK HERE to print your registration form.

Garden Etiquette Tea Party

Good manners do matter at any occasion, but a tea party is the perfect opportunity to learn about proper etiquette.

Saturday, June 14

10:00 am and 12:00 pm

Mothers (or grandmothers, aunts, etc.) and daughters (ages 5-10) are invited to attend.

Fancy dress encouraged.

$8.00 per person

CLICK HERE to print your registration form today!

Memorial Day 2014

Historic Grantsville 5K

Run through history in one of Utah's oldest pioneer towns! Settled in 1850, Grantsville has a rich pioneer history with numerous homes built before the 20th century. In the Historic Grantsville Memorial Day 5K, over 40 historic sites will be marked along the easy, flat course, and
you'll receive a booklet describing each site. Walkers can read as they go and runners can drive by later in the day. Finish line is at the beautiful J. Reuben Clark Historic Farm, a National Historic Register site and Grantsville's newest heritage attraction.

Race check in is at 9:00 a.m. for pre-registered racers, or
8:45 for late registrants. Registration is $20 for first runner, $15 for additional immediate family members. Includes T-shirt and Historic Grantsville booklet.

CLICK HERE to register online.

Flapjacks at the Farm

$4 

8:30-11:00 a.m.

Enjoy a pancake breakfast, stroll through the farm buildings and visit the cemetery across the street where an 8:00 am flag ceremony will kick off the day's activities.

Home & Heritage Tour 
Tour some of the historic homes and businesses of Grantsville.
12:00-4:00 p.m. 
$5, includes informational booklet. 

Springtime at the Farm

Baby Animal Days

Baby Animal Days 

April 26 and May 3--10 am to 5 pm

Entrance: $3 Adults, $2 Kids, $12 Families
(Some activities additional charge)

Petting Zoo
Demonstrations (gardening, sheep, and more)
Pony and Wagon Rides
Kids' Craft Barn
Delicious Food
Kentucky Derby activities and hat contest (May 3 only)--Wear your
fanciest hat! Come see how this ties in to Grantsville's heritage.
Maypole Demonstration (May 3 only)--a Grantsville tradition revived and more!!

Concert at the Old Grantsville Church

Gary Eller and Hal Cannon: Historically Based Songs of Eastern Idaho and Northern Utah










April 10, 7 pm., Old Grantsville Church, 297 W. Clark St.

Tickets: $10 Adults, $6 students, available at Williams' Video or at
the door. (Proceeds to benefit historical songs research project and the Clark Historic Farm.)

Enjoy fun, historic music played on banjo, hand organ, harmonica and
more, in one of Grantsville's most historic buildings!
Gary and Hal have been researching pre-radio music of our area and
will play songs they have found, with special guest, Phillip Bimstein,
Emmy award-winning member of the folk ensemble, Red Rock Rondo. Gary
is a retired nuclear scientist, and Hal Cannon is the founder of the
Western Folklife Center and National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko,
NV and NPR radio program producer.

Click here for more information.

**Watch for our new concert series at the Clark Farm, 1st and 3rd
Saturdays, June-August, featuring local artists.

Grantsville Song Cycle

Attention Songwriters and Musicians:

Introducing the

Grantsville Song Cycle

A local heritage project to create an album of original music from stories of Grantsville’s history, natural surroundings and people

Important FREE kickoff workshop:

Saturday, January 11th

9:00 am to 12:00 pm

The Old Grantsville Church (297 W. Clark)

Featuring Emmy award-winning members of the chamber ensemble, Red Rock Rondo, best known for their “Zions Canyon Song Cycle"

• Phillip Bimstein--classical composer whose music has been played from Carnegie Hall to the London Royal Opera House
• Hal Cannon--founding director of the Western Folklife Center and National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, NV

Click here for more information, or contact 

Laurie Hurst at 884-4409 

Sponsored by Friends of Clark Historic Farm and 

Utah Division of Arts and Museums