ORANGE —
The public is invited to attend Shangri La’s new “Breakfast on the Bayou” program, which consists of a trip to educational outposts along Adams Bayou, a continental breakfast and entry to the Botanical Gardens. This program will take place at 7:30 a.m. on the following Saturdays: Oct. 27, Nov. 3 and Nov. 10, at Shangri La, located at 2111 W. Park Ave. in Orange, Texas. Cost is $5 for members and $15 for non-members; call 409-670-9799 to make a reservation. Attendees should plan to arrive no later than 7:15 a.m.
These environmental excursions will be lead by Shangri La educators, who will share their knowledge of the native critters and spectacular facts about the Bayou. Visitors are asked to arrive early, no later than 7:15 a.m., to facilitate each program starting promptly at 7:30 a.m. At the conclusion of each “Breakfast on the Bayou” program, attendees will have an opportunity to stroll the Gardens and see the display of unique scarecrow designs lining the pathways of Scarecrow Festival.
Shangri La members will pay $5 per person and non-members will pay $15 per person and advanced reservations are required as space is limited. Payment must be made by credit card only. No cash or checks will be accepted for this program. To RSVP, call 409-670-9799. Any cancellations must be made within 72 hours prior to the scheduled trip, and failure to do so within this time, will result in the credit card being charged the full admission price.
Visit www.shangrilagardens.org for more information.
Our Community
Related Photos
-
Shangri La Botanical Gardens and Nature Center is offering a new “Breakfast on the Bayou” program this fall. Cost to attend includes continental breakfast, an outpost trip and entry into the gardens. Courtesy photo
-
Shangri La Botanical Gardens and Nature Center is offering a new “Breakfast on the Bayou” program this fall. Cost to attend includes continental breakfast, an outpost trip and entry into the gardens. Courtesy photo
Discussion
Shangri La offers a new take on breakfast adventure
- Our Community
-
-
OISD seeks assistance with Wall of Honor
The Orangefield Independent School District and its athletic department are wanted to recognize a select group of distinguished Bobcats.
-
Public invited to special needs softball game
A softball game created for a select group of students is generating a lot of excitement in the community.
-
Down on the Boardwalk
A large group, comprised of City of Orange and Orange County elected officials, the Greater Orange Area Chamber of Commerce, civic leaders and members of the community, participated in the grand opening ribbon cutting of the Orange Riverfront Boardwalk and Pavilion on Friday afternoon.
-
“Roll of Fame” awarded
Vidor Rotary Club President Sally Andrews, at left, receives the “Roll of Fame” award from Brenda Walker District governor, at the District 5910 conference held May 4 in Palestine, Texas.
-
Heartbeats of Hope to hold annual rabies clinic Saturday
A local organization is providing an affordable opportunity to protect your cat or dog against disease this weekend.
-
May is Motorcycle Awareness Month in WO
Citizens of West Orange are urged to do their part to increase safety and awareness of Motorcycle Safety and Awareness during the month of May.
-
New time for Orange African American Museum membership meetings
The members of the Orange African American Museum will now meet at 5:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month starting June 11, 2013.
-
Stark Museum to host book discussion
The Stark Museum of Art, located at 712 Green Avenue in Orange, Texas, will host a Book Discussion of Bless Me, Ultima by Rudolfo Anaya at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 18, 2013.
-
Vidor library to close for renovations
The Vidor Public Library is getting an updated look.
-
‘Nunsense’ provides big laughs in season finale production
Come on down to the playhouse of the Orange Community Players for a fun night with the five nuns from the convent of the Little Sisters of Hoboken!
- More Our Community Headlines
-
OISD seeks assistance with Wall of Honor
