Spotlights: Pan Asian Family Day; Earth Day Celebration

April 23, 2011 at 9:29PM
Earth Day, first held April 22, 1970, is now celebrated every year by more than a billion people in 180 nations around the world.
Earth Day, first held April 22, 1970, is now celebrated every year by more than a billion people in 180 nations around the world. (Margaret Andrews — MCT/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Pan Asian Family Day

Part of the Pan Asian Arts Festival, this event is packed with activities. A celebration of Asian heritage, highlights include games and dance. Listen to ancient tales during storytelling sessions. Make crafts and view exhibits.

Tree huggers

Give back to the planet and have a some fun at the family Earth Day Celebration. Get some exercise on the climbing wall or as you glide across the lake in a canoe. Learn about native gardens and make your own art project. An Earth Day fair features local organizations and businesses that offer sustainable practices and products.

  • 12:30-3 p.m. Sat. Free. Wargo Nature Center, 7701 Main St., Lino Lakes. 763-767-2820. www.anoka countyparks.com.
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