Today: April 28, 2024
MONROE, CT — Monroe Rotary Club members taught children how to paint rocks for the Interact Rock Garden outside the Wolfe’s Den Playground at Wolfe Park during the Monroe Farmers’ Market last Friday.
The garden was created by students in Masuk High School’s Interact Club, who brought Monroe Rotary Club member David Wolfe’s idea to life. Wolfe was inspired by the rock garden at St. Armands Circle in Sarasota, Fla.
The Rotary shared some photos from Friday’s event:
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