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Chamizal National Memorial
Park Fun

Whether you pack a picnic, ride a bike through the trails, or participate in kid-orientated programs, Chamizal is a place for the family to explore the park and spend time with each other.

 

 
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Ranger Story Time
This free monthly program helps pre-schoolers explore cultures from around the world through stories and crafts. Tales of friendship, cooperation, peace, and exploring nature are supplemented with crafts appropriate for this age group. Sessions are held at 10 am on the third Thursday of each month. Call (915) 532-7273 ext. 112 for more details.
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Come explore a new culture

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Children making Japanese Mixuhiki (gift wrapping)
during Saturday Crafts.

Saturday Crafts!
Explore world cultures through crafts at Chamizal! Beads, yarn, glue and scissors are just some of the items used to investigate what life is like in other parts of the globe. Families delve into hands-on activities and discover the similarities among world cultures through simple craft projects during this hour-long program.

Past crafts include Greek Worry Beads, Japanese Mixuhiki (gift wrapping), Corn Husk Dolls, and Goodwill Message Flags.

Saturday Crafts is held at 11 am on the third Saturday of each month. The program and art materials are free. Contact Chamizal staff for more information (915) 532-7273 x113.

 

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Last Updated: November 27, 2011 at 13:31 MST