Learn about plants and vegetables during the special storytime at the Rose Creek Library, 4476 Towne Lake Parkway. Farm Bureau Storytime - I Love Vegetables: for children of all ages, though children must be accompanied by an adult.You can sign up at the link for the class at The WREC, 7545 Main Street, Building 200.

Community Yoga: the free class is open to all fitness levels and takes place every Monday morning and Tuesday evening.Hot Wheels Skate Center is located at 228 Farm Ridge Drive NE. The Homeschool Skate starts at noon, and admission includes either the playground or skating. Ride-along toys are allowed, but pedal bikes and motorized vehicles are not. Admission includes a dance party, time on the playground and a craft. Hot Wheels Skate Center is holding its May Stroll and Roll and Homeschool Skate Friday.Pack a lunch, grab a blanket or folding chair and enjoy the music - the fun starts at noon. For this concert series, the artists will be set up for a live, acoustic performance in the Gazebo in the Park at City Center, and the concerts are all an hour long, starting at noon.

I can't think of a better way to spend an afternoon.

The Brown Bag Concert Series is back, and the first show is Thursday.

noon, and the park getting a cleaning will be announced as we get closer. Please reach out to Adam Fussell with any questions at The clean-up day runs from 9 a.m. The organizers will provide tools, but you can also bring yours if you'd like. You can help keep our parks beautiful, and it's a great opportunity for all ages.

If you've been looking for a volunteer opportunity around town, Cherokee Recreation & Parks is holding a Volunteer Trail Clean-up and Maintenance day on Saturday.

The Reeves House Visual Arts Center is located at 734 Reeves Street. The pieces in the free exhibit are made with unconventional materials, and though they are hung on the wall, they exist in the third dimension with the viewer.

There's going to be a new exhibit at the Reeves House Visual Arts Center soon.

Here are the top four stories in Woodstock-Towne Lake today:

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