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Whats Up in Windsor by Tina Castelli - June 2018

Windsor Parks & Recreation Rec Guide has lots of options for kids. Week-long themed day camps happen all summer for the under 12 yr olds and excursions to fun places like IFly or a Giants game with the cool Teen Camps.

Offered again this summer for ages 16+, beginner to advanced, is the Second Sunday Mindful Meditations Circle with Marcia Singer. Making time to nurture yourself from the insight out is essential to Happiness in Body, Mind, Spirit. Mindfulness-based meditation and stress reduction methods (MBSR) ) are our nation’s #1 choice for well-being at home, work, and in relationships. Renew your spirit, breathe easy, clear your head. Sundays, June 10, July 8 and Aug 12 from 2-3:30 pm, Windsor Senior Center, 9231 Foxwood Drive, Windsor. Must Pre-Register: 838-1260, or online: Course # 15961. $30 residents/$35 non residents: online.activenetwork.com/registration

The Windsor Kiwanis will be holding their annual Pancake Breakfast for Father’s Day, at the Windsor Farmers Market on Sunday, June 17th, from 9:00 – 12:30. This breakfast is sure to please with plain and blueberry pancakes, a slab of ham, eggs, fresh fruit from the Farmers Market, juice, coffee and tea, 10 and up - $10, Under 10 - $5, Under 3 – free. Pick up your breakfast and eat on the Town Green with your whole family.

Be sure to visit Dad’s Tractor Show with tractors new and old on display. Bring Grandpa and Dad and play the “What the Heck is it?” Guessing Game. The Market has put together a collection of old gadgets from farms and ranches for you to guess what they are. Prizes awarded for anyone who gets them all correct. Live Music with The Jam Nation String Band, BBQ & Dutch Bros Coffee of Santa Rosa.

Windsor Summer Nights Concert Series and Farmers Market opens on Thursday, June 7th with band Hip Service, guest favorite from last year, then June 14th with Dirty Cello, June 21st with Soul Fuse and June 28th with local Country favorite McKenna Faith. Best bet is to arrive by 5 for a good parking space or ride your bike to the Bike Valet and get $2 to spend at the Market for saving the planet. You can pick-up your dinner from one of the food vendors at the Market and find a spot on the vast 5-acre Town Green to sit and relax. The Market offers fresh handmade foods from cultures all over the world including Lata’s Indian food, Ume & Chinois Pacific Rim cuisine and BurtoNZ New Zealand meat pies, both businesses in Windsor. Enjoy Local Beer & Wine with the Windsor Lions Club, theWindsor Chamber and Margaritas with the Windsor Rotary. Balloon Animals & Face Painting with Oops the Clown.

This year is the 17th year the Town of Windsor and the Windsor Farmers Market have worked together to bring the community the Summer Nights on the Green Concert Series. The event has gone through exciting transitions over the years as Windsor has grown. In the beginning there was a center stage concert every other week and the alternate week the Farmers Market would have smaller bands in the East Pavilion. After a few years the next step was for a center stage concert every other week and a family Movie Night the alternating week with the Farmers Market there every week. The Market started to change as the crowds grew, needing more local meals-to-go to feed everyone. It was in 2010 that funding was cut for 12 concert nights and the Farmers Market stepped in and has produced the final 4 and some years final 3 concerts of the season since.

Summer Nights was created by and for local partnerships, good partnerships build great community. Windsor, California—We Are Community

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