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Posted on August 16, 2016 by Cambridge Outdoors

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Breaking: All ages pop-up mask-making for Honk! Parade today, Saturday (10a-12p) at Fresh Pond Res. ranger station. #cambridgema #freshpondreservation #urbanwildlife #kidsandnature #honkparade2019 #honkfestival2019

If you made a mourning cloak flag (or pillow 😶) at one of our workshops around the city this year, bring it to the Honk! parade and march with us on Sunday. If you didn’t, never fear—we have other wildlife costumes, banners, flags and puppets you can use. And we’ll have a table at Fresh Pond Reservation’s ranger station where kids can make an owl mask, Saturday from 10-12.

🐦 Be an Owl. Be a Bat. Be a Caterpillar. 🔜 Join us in the Honk! Parade on 10/13 🐇 🐞 🐛

Wildlife board at the ranger station at Fresh Pond Reservation, where we still have space in (10/6) tomorrow’s free multigenerational art workshop to prepare flags, costumes, and masks for the Honk! Parade. Registration at getreadytofly.eventbrite.com requested but not required. #CambridgeMA #kidsandnature #honkparade2019 #freshpondreservation

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