Beautiful Boyne River to be celebrated on World Rivers Day

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Ahoy Matey’s! Our third annual World Rivers Day is on course for Sept. 23

Boyne River Keepers and the Carman and Community Chamber of Commerce are presenting the third annual World Rivers Day celebration and derby on Sept. 23 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Once again, the Chamber has collaborated with the Boyne River Keepers and other community groups to host a fun, family-filled day of activities, with a focus on the beautiful Boyne River.

Organizers are encouraging people to grab some pirate gear and come dressed as their favourite scallywag.

The Treasure Chest Market with local artisans and community groups will be from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Ryall Park, where the Chamber partnered with local businesses to create a treasure hunt.

There will also be a Parade of Pirates Poker Derby on the water for $10 per hand, where attendees will kayak or canoe to various stations to obtain cards.

After participants have completed the circuit, they will bring their hand to Ryall Park, where there will be entertainment, a market, booths of many community groups, games for the kids, Ol’ Smokey’s food cart, a treasure hunt through the business district, as sidewalk sales and music by Gord Laschuk at Ryall Park’s stage.

The registration and launch time is 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Trestle Bridge. All winners from events and prize draws will be announced at 4 p.m. at the Ryall Park stage.

For full details, location, and information, please go to www.boyneriverkeepers.ca or www.carmanchamber.ca

Ty Dilello
Ty Dilello
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