Saturday & Sunday 10 AM – 5 PM from
Aug 29, 2009 until Aug 30, 2009

Get outside and go WILD at the Big Haynes Creek Wildlife Festival presented by News/Talk 750 WSB AM at The Georgia International Horse Park in Conyers, Georgia. This event promotes the understanding and enjoyment of the outdoors and will feature wildlife displays, hands-on activities and live entertainment.

Festival highlights include:

• Snake Master, Steve Scruggs Wildlife Wonders, as seen on The Discover Channel
• Educator Carol Brown will tell Native American stories in the living history section (Saturday only)
• Guests can learn to fly-fish, the basics of archery or take a hunting 101 course during the event. A living history reenactment will give festival goers a glimpse into the past when Creek and Cherokee Indians depended on the land for survival and how early settlers changed their lives with metal tools and weapons. Art and craft exhibitors will offer a unique shopping experience while the free children’s art and craft booth provided by Stone Mountain Ministries will give kids the opportunity to make their own nature themed crafts.
• The stage will offer entertainment throughout the day with reptiles shows, animal shows, clogging and more. The entire family can have a day of fun as The Big Haynes Creek Wildlife Festival offers fun in the outdoors.

Admission: $5 per person. Children 4 and under are free. Coupon is available on website www.bighaynescreekwildlifefestival.com
Parking fee: Free
Event Phone: 770-602-2606

Event Link: http://www.bighaynescreekwildlifefestival.com/

Location:
Georgia International Horse Park
Georgia International Horse Park
1996 Centennial Olympic Parkway
Conyers, GA 30013

Directions:
From Atlanta:
Take I-20 East
Take exit 82 (Hwy 138)
Turn Left off the exit onto Hwy 138
Travel approx. 4 miles
Turn right onto Centennial Olympic Parkway
Travel approx. 1 mile
Festival parking will be on the right

Presented by:
Georgia International Horse Park
1996 Centennial Olympic Parkway
Conyers, GA 30013