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Hearst E-Cycle And Murch Fall Fair

October 18, 2013 by FHC

On Saturday, October 26th, you can get rid of e-clutter and take the kids out for fun and games, all while supporting both of ANC 3F’s public elementary schools.

Dig out your old computers, laptops, and any other electronic equipment and bring them to Hearst Elementary’s annual E-Cycle event from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. They’re also offering document shredding, a bicycle swap, used book sale, and a bake sale accompanied by food trucks for lunch. For more details visit hearstes.org/ecycle.

And from noon to 4 p.m. is Murch Elementary’s Fall Fair, with rides, games, food, a Halloween costume sale, used book sale, flea market, and music by Murch’s own Marsha Goodman-Wood. For more information see murchschool.org/forever-fabulous-fall-fair.

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