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TRI-CITYTRIBUNE Friday, July 19, 2013
prca tracks Rescue a cute kitty Kitten Summer Spectacular has been extended through July, and there are just a few Wednesdays left this month to get your very own kitten for a very special, limited-time-only, fee. The Farmington Animal Shelter, 1395 S. Lake St., will have kittens for adoption on July 24, and 31 at only $25, which is less than half the normal adoption rate. Liberate a kitty to celebrate the Independence Day season! Pets want to party too! Stop by the Animal Shelter to visit all the furry friends waiting for their loving, forever home. Each cat and dog that is up for adoption will be spayed or neutered, vaccinated, de-wormed, micro-chipped, and have 30 days of free pet insurance. For more information call 505.559.1098. Celebrate summer Historic Downtown Farmington is hosting a number of events as summer season winds down. From 6 to 10 p.m. on Saturday, July 20, come to Historic Downtown Farmington for the 31st Annual Rod Run Block Party. Enjoy three live bands, food, and cool cars under the stars. Take advantage of the two last TGIF afternoons of the season on July 19 and 26. From 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m., Donny Johnson will perform on Friday, July 19, and the Cooltones will perform on Friday, July 26. Come downtown, take a break, and have lunch with us in Orchard Plaza Park. Info: 505.559.1419 Adventure in the Arts On Saturday, July 20, great art is coming to the Four Corners. Jackson Pollock and Andy Warhol are just two of the many talented and famous 20thcentury artists whose work will be featured this summer at the Farmington Museum, 3041 E. Main St., in the visiting exhibition, An Adventure in the Arts. Marvel over art pieces that depict fresh ideas about the nature of materials and functions of art. Admission for this special exhibition is $5 for adults, $3 for students with ID, and $2 for children over 2 years. Call 505.559.1174 for more information. Don’t miss family programming hosted in conjunction with this exhibit. Discover Jackson Pollock action painting, Roy Lichtenstein pop art portraits, Jasper Johns 3Dpainting., and Andy Warhol pop art painting. Call 505.559.1169 or come into the Museum for more information about this program.
Kids, play golf! Civitan Golf Course, 2100 N. Dustin Ave., will host an Adult-Junior Scramble on Saturday, July 20. Fun for families on the lush, par-3 Civitan Golf Course, play a 9-hole twoperson scramble, one adult and one junior under the age of 13. Both players
will tee off, the best shot selected, and both players will play from there. Cups will be 8 inches and used on all holes. The entry fee of $30 per team covers prize money and lunch.
Additionally, if your child has never played golf, then Piñon Hills Golf Course and The Hillcrest Junior Golf Foundation would like to invite all children, 8 through 17 years of age,
to a free golf camp on Monday, July 22, at the Piñon Hills Golf Course Practice Range, 2101 Sunrise Parkway. The camp is designed for children with little or no prior contact to the game of golf. The camp will include instruction, lunch, competition and prizes. Registration be-
gins at 8:30 a.m. with instruction starting at 9 a.m. No equipment is needed; we will provide the necessary items. To register for either event, contact the Piñon Hills Golf Course Pro Shop at 505.326.6066. Get more information online at www.pinonhillsgolf .com.
BACK TO SCHOOL event saturday, july 27 | noon - 4pm | center court fashion shows at noon and 2pm retailer offers | face painting music | dancing and more! support echo food bank’s back pack program saturday, july 27 * tax free weekend gift with purchase event august 3 | noon - 4pm * present $75 or more in receipts dated august 3, 2013 at the redemption center located in center court and receive a free back pack while supplies last. visit animasvalleymall.com for details.
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