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Cardiovascular Support Group – Field Trip to Urban Roots Teaching Farm

Cardiovascular Support Group – Field Trip to Urban Roots Teaching Farm

Name: Cardiovascular Support Group – Field Trip to Urban Roots Teaching Farm
Start: 2025-08-27T16:00:00Z
End: 2025-08-27T17:30:00Z
Location: Urban Roots Teaching Farm

Free

(775) 982–7787

Urban Roots Teaching Farm

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Space for this event is limited and registration is required.

Urban Roots Teaching Farm Indoor Cooking Activity

We will take a summer farm tour, harvest something to take home, and enjoy bouquet making.

Join us at the farm for a fun food activity!

Location: Urban Roots Teaching Farm

Parking: Across from the farm on the corner of Gould St. and E. 2nd St.

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