Guadalupe Montessori School Fall Festival FUNdraiser

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Published: 27 October 2023 27 October 2023

Guadalupe Montessori School Fall Festival FUNdraiser Slated for Saturday, November 4
Carnival games, cake walk, face painting

Silver City, NM – The Guadalupe Montessori School is holding its third annual Fall Festival FUNdraiser on Saturday, November 4, from noon to 4 p.m. 

Benefitting the small, not for profit private school serving children from 18 months through 12 years, the event features carnival games, hayrides, face painting, and cute animals to pet and pose with. The renowned Guadalupe Montessori School kitchen will dish up seasonal food and drink. A bake walk will provide lucky participants with treats to either enjoy at the festival or take home.

“Our fall festival is a joyous gathering for families from across the community,” said Heidi Pendleton, who is the Guadalupe Montessori School Director. “With support from generous community members, business owners and farmers, our board and parent volunteers welcome people of all ages to attend and put the ‘fun’ in this fundraiser.”

The Guadalupe Montessori School Fall Festival FUNdraiser will be held on the school grounds at 1731 N. Alabama Street in Silver City. Admission is free. Activity prices range from $1 to $5.

For more than 40 years, the Guadalupe Montessori School has delivered accessible, authentic, high-quality Montessori education to children from diverse cultural and economic backgrounds. With a strong commitment to educational excellence, the school’s guides are trained to support children toward independence, curiosity, kindness through child-led learning in a peaceful and carefully planned environment.

Additional details about the festival and the school are available at  Facebook.com/GuadalupeMontessoriSchool and guadalupemontessori.org .

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