International Mud Day
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Did you know there is a National Mud Day? It takes place annually in June!
Come out and help us celebrate National Mud Day with an invitation to get muddy and enjoy exploring mud with your kids! Discover, or rediscover, the messy joy that comes with a good mud pile. We will be watering down a mud pit at the Annett Nature Center to celebrate this holiday. You can observe this festive day in any way you like, make a mud pie, have a mud bath, or a mud mask!
Get as muddy as you can, we’ll have a hose available for a quick rinse-off after you are done enjoying yourself. Share your photos and tag us on Instagram or Facebook. You will want to wear clothing and shoes that you don’t mind getting dirty or becoming your “mud clothes.”
Program Style: Self-Led
Terrain: Multiple Types- Grass/lawn, uneven surfaces, trails, mud
**THE NATURE CENTER WILL NOT BE OPEN DURING THIS EVENT**
*This program will be canceled if we are under drought conditions*
Come out and help us celebrate National Mud Day with an invitation to get muddy and enjoy exploring mud with your kids! Discover, or rediscover, the messy joy that comes with a good mud pile. We will be watering down a mud pit at the Annett Nature Center to celebrate this holiday. You can observe this festive day in any way you like, make a mud pie, have a mud bath, or a mud mask!
Get as muddy as you can, we’ll have a hose available for a quick rinse-off after you are done enjoying yourself. Share your photos and tag us on Instagram or Facebook. You will want to wear clothing and shoes that you don’t mind getting dirty or becoming your “mud clothes.”
Program Style: Self-Led
Terrain: Multiple Types- Grass/lawn, uneven surfaces, trails, mud
**THE NATURE CENTER WILL NOT BE OPEN DURING THIS EVENT**
*This program will be canceled if we are under drought conditions*
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Where is it happening?
15565 118th Ave, Indianola, IA, United States, Iowa 50125
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Host or PublisherWarren County Conservation Board
