Arts & Culture Event Notices

Canceled: Join the Armenian Heritage Park Under the Strawberry Moon on June 28

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Walking the candlelit labyrinth during the world peace walk

**Please note this event has been canceled due to weather.**

The Armenian Heritage Park will host a moonlit labyrinth walk under the Strawberry Moon on Thursday, June 28 beginning at 8:30 p.m.

Chocolate-dipped strawberries will be hosted by Vicki Lee’s and luscious iced teas will be hosted by MEM Tea Imports. Participants will also have an opportunity to tie a ribbon with a wish on the wishing tree.

RSVPs appreciated to hello@armenianheritagepark.org

What is the Strawberry Moon?
The “Strawberry Moon” is the full moon in June, named after the wild strawberries that are at their peak ripeness at this point in the season. The moon’s reddish tint when it is close to the horizon also contributes to the name.

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