Community Corner

Ice Cream Social a Cool Hit at Stage Nature Center

The Troy Nature Society event drew a crowd of more than 200 people to the Troy park.

This information was submitted by the City of Troy.

The Troy Nature Society (TNS) recently held an Ice Cream Social Open House at the .

More than 245 people attended the society’s first Ice Cream Social Open House event which included guide trail walks, crafts and activities along with a children’s story time. 

Find out what's happening in Troyfor free with the latest updates from Patch.

Representatives from L.E.E.P. – the Law Enforcement Education Program – provided parents of 52 children with a free CD containing their child’s fingerprints, photograph and physical description that can be used by police and the Amber Alert system. 

The highlight of the gathering was the delicious ice cream donated by Ray’s Ice Cream of Royal Oak. 

Find out what's happening in Troyfor free with the latest updates from Patch.

“The Troy Nature Society wanted to do something special for our many members, friends and supporters, including inviting those who haven’t been to the Nature Center to see this unique 100-acre nature preserve right here in our community," TNS Board Member Ann Neuser said. "We very much appreciate the donations from local businesses that made this free event possible.”

The Troy Nature Society is a nonprofit organization supporting the educational nature and science programs of the Lloyd A. Stage Nature Center. The society’s mission is to provide resources and education to inspire the appreciation and preservation of nature.  For further information or to register for upcoming programs and events, please visit www.troynaturesociety.org or call 248-688-9703.

 

Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts.