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COMMUNITY
Stop Hunger Now
Saturday, Aug. 17, 8 a.m. — Dunwoody Unit
ed Methodist Church kicks off the fall with “Food-
stock 2013,” by putting together at least 300,000
meals for Stop Hunger Now. The goal is to involve
the entire community, so they can work together
for a great cause. Free and open to everyone. 1548
Mount Vernon Rd., Dunwoody, 30338. Call 770-
394-0675 or go to: www.dunwoodyumc.org/2013
for more details and to reserve a time slot.
Family Field Day
Saturday, Aug. 17, 10 a.m. — Join others on
the St. James United Methodist Church’s Sanctu
ary Lawn for a Family Field Day! Wear tennis shoes
and gym clothes — this isn’t your school’s fall carnival!
Participate in games, and compete for prizes. Free
events; snacks and drinks will be for sale. All ages are
welcome, and the public is invited to attend. 4400
Peachtree Dunwoody Rd., Atlanta, 30342. Ques
tions? Visit: www.stjamesatlanta.org or contact Emi
ly Gantert at 404-261-3121.
Butterfly Festival
Saturday, Aug. 17, 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. — The
Dunwoody Nature Center holds its annual Butterfly
Festival. This year’s event has twice as many butter
flies with two tents, and also features games, crafts,
animal encounters and discovery stations. Partici
pate in a nature scavenger hunt and find hidden trea
sures within Dunwoody Park. Get your face paint
ed like a butterfly, enjoy live music, a Birds of Prey
show, and other entertainment. On-site concessions
available (cash only). $10 for adults; $5 for chil
dren. Rain or shine. 5343 Roberts Dr., Dunwoody,
30338. To find out more, call 770-394-3322 or visit:
www.dunwoodynature.org/Butterfly-Festival.
GET OUTDOORS
River Ride
Friday, Aug. 16,5:30-8:30 p.m. — Paddle with
a ranger! Bring your own canoe or kayak and join a
park ranger for a leisurely float through the Palisades, a
section of the Chattahoochee River. As twilight fades,
you will load your boat and depart the park just as
darkness arrives. Reservations required by calling 678-
538-1200. Space is limited. $3 daily park pass or an
nual pass. Chattahoochee River National Recreation
Area, 5450 Interstate North Parkway, Sandy Springs,
30328. Go to: www.nps.gov/chat to find out more.
Pool Party
Sunday, Aug. 18, 4-6 p.m. — Join lots of other
young people for BBYO Connect’s Kickoff Pool Par
ty! Appropriate for 6-8 th graders. Open to the com
munity. $10 by Aug. 12; $15 after. Marcus Jewish
Community Center - Atlanta, 5342 Tilly Mill Rd.,
Dunwoody, 30338. For more information, email: sta-
cie.graff@atlantajcc.org or call 678-812-3972.
“The Croods”
Friday, Aug. 23, 6 p.m. — Enjoy a family-friend
ly movie, on a large, outdoor screen. Movie starts at
dusk. “The Croods” is about a caveman family that
must trek through an unfamiliar world with the help
of an inventive boy. Rated PG. Free and open to every
one. Pets and alcoholic beverages not permitted. San
dy Springs United Methodist Church, Hitson Center
Lawn, 86 Mount Vernon Highway, Sandy Springs,
30328. Visit: www.facebook.com/SandySpringsMov-
iesByMoonlight with questions.
Walk, Wag, N’ Run
Saturday, Aug. 24,7:30 a.m. — Join others for
the Walk, Wag, N’ Run to help the human and an
imal victims of domestic violence. Proceeds benefit
the Ahimsa House. $25 early bird through Aug. 17;
$30 after; $35 day of race. I-mile Fun Run, $15, and
begins at 8:45 a.m. Participants receive t-shirt, good
ie bag. Flat to rolling hills course that ends in Lenox
Park. Event is a 2014 Peachtree Road Race qualifier.
Race starts at 1025 Lenox Park Blvd.; vehicle park
ing at 2180 Lake Blvd., Brookhaven, 30319. Regis
ter and learn more at www.active.com.
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Celebrating its 30th year,
the 2013 Magnolia Run
and Walk for Epilepsy
features a 5k run and
1 mile walk in honor
of those effected by
epilepsy across the
state. Held annually at
Perimeter Mall, the event
brings awareness to
epilepsy and the Epilepsy
Foundation of Georgia. Last year’s event brought out over 1200 people! All funds raised
benefit EFGA’s programs, including education, camps, medication assistance and
awareness. Come join us for fun-filled morning of exercise, food, fun and philanthropy!
Run and Walk for Epilepsy
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