We're going back to Phillips Farm!

mariposaschool

Sep 11, 2019

1 min read

Date: Thursday, October 10th

Time: 10am-12pm or 1pm-3pm

Location: Phillips Farm at 6701 Good Hope Church Rd, Cary, NC 27519

http://phillipsfarmsofcary.com

Cost: $10

Transportation: Parents are responsible for rides to and from the farm

**Parents and siblings are welcome to join the fun at the farm for the duration of the field trip**

Farm activities: Cow Train, Hayride, and Family Fun Park activities such as bounce houses. Kids can also choose to feed some goats and donkeys. Each kid gets a small pumpkin to take home!

Feel free to email Jess DeGeronimo with any other questions at jdegeronimo@mariposaschool.org

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