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New showcases have arrived to display historical material.  Museum Manager, Kim Mack, gives us a peek…

Sissor lift in action!

First and fifth grade students exhibit their work in Old Town through May 18! 

A little funny video! HAPPY 26th BIRTHDAY CITY OF LA QUINTA!
Enjoy nonstop entertainment, great music, laughter, cheer and excitement with games, activities for children, hot dogs, cake, cold drinks, swimming and giveaways.  NEW THIS YEAR: A large bounce house, water slide, and obstacle course for the kids.  FRITZ BURNS POOL WILL BE OPEN so bring your swim suits.
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I went to the park yesterday with another teacher and we exercised on the equipment and then went to Old Towne for lunch.  What a fun place.  We did pretty good on the equipment with the exception of one of the ones we were not co-coordinated enough to use and our feet couldn’t reach the peddles on the bikes, but the rest were more than enough.  There were a lot of families there having picnics and we got to talk to many people.  Thanks for sharing the news, or I might not have known it was there.  KK

Awards of appreciation went to Andrea Dooley who makes quilts each Thursday with a group of women to send to children with cancer at Ronald McDonald for Good Times.

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A few of the volunteers are debriefed after two hours of Nature Preserve clean-up.
 

Beginning tomorrow, April 22, laquintacove.org will follow the progress of the huge mural, commissioned by the City of La Quinta, for the soon-to-open museum in the Village.  There will be interviews with the artist, Andre Blanche, and videos of the entire process of painting a mural 30 feet long and 13 feet high.  Stay tuned…..