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SUMMARY:Holiday Bazaar & Food Drive
DESCRIPTION:“We the People — For the People (Who’ve Lost Their Glasses )” \n Event Date: Saturday\, December 13th\, 2025\n Event Time: 10:30 AM – 3:00 PM\n Location: Peach Tree Retirement Center\n Setup Time: 8:00 AM | Tear Down: 3:00 PM \nFor those looking to sign up as a vendor\, please visit our contact page here to apply: https://peachtreeretirementcenter.com/contact-us/
URL:https://peachtreeretirementcenter.com/event/holiday-bazaar-food-drive/
LOCATION:Peach Tree Retirement Center\, 2800 West Viola\, Yakima\, WA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Pages and Petals - Youth Writing Adventure
DESCRIPTION:https://peachtreeretirementcenter.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/Pages-Petals-Youth-Writing-Adventure-Commercial.mp4\nPages & Petals – Youth Writing Adventure\nThen vs. Now: Keeping the Generation Gap at Bay\nThis storytelling Adventure is a community-wide\, intergenerational writing experience where children and youth explore how life has changed from then to now—and share those discoveries as handwritten Adventures with local senior citizens. \nMany seniors may have no idea what a meme is (and that’s part of the fun). \nBy inviting young writers to explain today’s world while learning firsthand about the past\, this Adventure creates meaningful connections through storytelling\, imagination\, and reflection. \n This is more than a writing contest.\nIt’s a bridge between ages\, experiences\, and stories. \n\nWho Can Participate\nChildren in Kindergarten–9th grade from public\, private\, faith-based\, and homeschool settings are welcome. \nThe Adventure is open to families across the Yakima Valley\, including communities from Ellensburg to Sunnyside and surrounding areas. \nParticipation is based on age\, not school type. \nStaff members’\, caregivers’\, and vendors’ children may participate\, provided they do not disclose their parent’s identity. Our goal is to create a fair and unbiased event for everyone. \n\nAdventure Theme: Then vs Now\nStories explore how life has changed from then to now\, with room for creativity and imagination. Young Adventurers will choose from a provided list of Adventure categories. \nAdventures may include: \n\nLight research and reflection\nHistory\, memory\, and growth\nMeaningful comparisons across generations\n\nSpanish-language submissions are welcome. Adventures may be written in Spanish or bilingual (Spanish/English).) \n\nPages & Petals Young Writers Adventure – “Then vs. Now” Topic Choices\nEveryday Life & Technology\n\nHow People Told Time: Clocks\, Watches\, and Before Electricity ⏳\n Think about sundials\, grandfather clocks\, and no electricity — how did people know what time it was then compared to phones and digital clocks today?\nPhones: From Rotary Dials to Smartphones 📱\n Compare old phones with dials and party lines to today’s smartphones and video calls.\nMail: Letters\, Postcards\, and Email ✉️\n Explore writing letters\, licking stamps\, and waiting weeks for mail vs. instant emails and texts.\nHow Food Was Kept Cold Before Modern Refrigerators 🧊\n Imagine iceboxes\, root cellars\, and no fridges — how did people store food then compared to today?\nPrice of Food: What Did Groceries Cost Then vs. Now? 🛒\n Look at old prices for milk\, bread\, or candy vs. what things cost at the store today.\nPopular Fruits: What People Ate (and When Things Like Limes Became Common) 🍎\n Think about what fruits were easy to get long ago vs. the wide variety we have now.\n\nSchool & Fun \n\nSchool Teachers: Then vs. Now 🍎\n Compare one-room schoolhouses\, strict rules\, and chalkboards to today’s classrooms and teachers.\nAfter-School Fun: What Kids Did for Fun in the 1930s vs. Today 🎮\n Imagine playing outside\, hopscotch\, and no screens vs. video games\, sports\, and apps today.\nFavorite Books of Kids Then and Now 📚\n Think about classic books like Little House on the Prairie vs. popular series kids read today.\nComic Books Through the Years 🦸\n Compare old comic books sold at newsstands to today’s graphic novels and digital comics.\nHairstyles Kids Wore Then vs. Now 💇\n Look at old photos of kids’ haircuts and styles vs. today’s trends and colors.\nSlang: The Words Kids Used Then vs. Today 🗣️\n Explore old sayings like “swell” or “cool beans” vs. today’s slang and emojis.\nFavorite TV Shows and Movies Then vs. Now 🎬\n Compare black-and-white TV shows and old movies to today’s streaming shows and blockbusters.\nMemes and Humor: How People Shared Jokes Before the Internet 😂\n Think about sharing jokes in person\, on the radio\, or in newspapers vs. memes and viral videos today.\nToys Kids Loved Then vs. Today 🧸\n Compare wooden toys\, marbles\, and dolls from long ago to today’s action figures\, LEGO\, and electronic toys.\n\nCommunity Helpers \n\nNurses: Then vs. Now 🏥\n Think about nurses in old hospitals vs. today’s medical teams and technology.\nPolice Officers: Then vs. Now 🚔\n Compare old-time officers on foot patrol to today’s police with cars\, radios\, and training.\nVeterans and Military Life Then vs. Now 🎖️\n Explore stories from past wars vs. what veterans and military families experience today.\nThe Navy Then vs. Now ⚓\n Compare old ships and sailor life to modern navy ships and technology.\nModel Cars and Racing Through the Years 🚗\n Think about building model cars in the past vs. today’s remote-control cars and racing games.\nFlags and What They Represented Then vs. Now 🇺🇸\n Look at how flags were used and honored long ago compared to today.\n\nFaith & Values \n\nBeing a Giant Slayer: David Then vs. Courage in Our Lives Now 🪨\n Compare the biblical story of David facing Goliath with how kids today show bravery in school\, sports\, or standing up for what’s right.\nArmor of God: What It Meant Then vs. How We Put It On Today 🛡️\n Explore the spiritual armor in Ephesians 6 and how kids today “wear” those qualities in everyday life.\nBible Stories Kids Loved Then vs. Now 📖\n Compare classic Bible storybooks\, flannelgraph lessons\, and memorized verses with animated Bible videos and interactive apps.\nHeroes of Faith: Bible Characters Then vs. People Living Out Faith Now 🌟\n Compare figures like Esther\, Daniel\, Ruth\, or the Good Samaritan with modern examples of believers showing courage and kindness.\n\nBusiness & Work \n\nHow People Got Jobs: Finding Work Then vs. Finding Work Now 💼\n Compare paper want-ads\, apprenticeships\, and word-of-mouth vs. online applications and resumes.\nMoney and Allowance: How Kids Earned and Saved Money Then vs. Now 💰\n Think about chores\, lemonade stands\, paper routes vs. digital allowances and apps.\nFamily Businesses and Stores: Running a Shop Then vs. Running a Business Today 🏪\n Compare small shops and family farms vs. online businesses and big chains.\nInventors and Entrepreneurs: Famous Business Ideas Then vs. Today 💡\n Explore Edison\, Ford\, or local inventors vs. modern app creators or YouTube entrepreneurs.\nAdvertising Then vs. Now: From Newspaper Ads to Social Media and Influencers 📣\n Compare old radio and TV ads\, billboards\, and flyers vs. TikTok\, Instagram\, and sponsored posts.\n\n\n!!Required Format (Non-Negotiable)‼\n\nAll entries must be handwritten by the child\nIllustrations are encouraged at all ages\nA typed backup copy is required for clarity\n\nTyped copies do not replace handwritten work. They ensure the child’s voice is clearly understood. \n\nGrade & Length Guidelines\nKindergarten (K):Use drawings to share ideas and may include 1–2 words or a short dictated phrase. Spelling and sentence structure are not required. \nGrade 1:Write 1–2 simple sentences supported by an illustration. Phonetic spelling and basic spacing are acceptable. \nGrade 2:Write a short paragraph of 3–5 sentences on one topic. Basic capitalization and punctuation are expected. \nGrade 3:Write one organized paragraph with a clear topic and supporting details. Neat handwriting and simple transitions are encouraged. \nGrade 4:Write one full handwritten page with an introduction\, supporting details\, and a conclusion. Writing should show clear organization and mostly correct grammar. \nGrade 5:Write 1–2 handwritten pages using multiple paragraphs. Ideas should be supported with details and edited for clarity and correctness. \nGrade 6:Write 1–2 well-organized handwritten pages with a clear introduction\, body\, and conclusion. Transitions and consistent grammar are expected. \nGrade 7:Write 1–2 handwritten pages that clearly explain or analyze a topic. Writing should include organized paragraphs and varied sentence structure. \nGrade 8:Write about 2 handwritten pages with deeper reasoning and strong organization. Word choice\, transitions\, and editing should reflect grade-level maturity. \nGrade 9:Write 2–3 handwritten pages with a clear thesis and well-developed paragraphs. Writing should demonstrate logical flow\, analysis\, and revision. \nCreativity and effort matter more than spelling or grammar. \nIf your Adventurer isn’t enrolled in a traditional grade-level program\, please assign their category based on age using the guide below. This ensures every child is placed fairly and appropriately: \n\nAges 5–6: K–1st\nAges 7–8: 2nd–3rd\nAges 9–10: 4th–5th\nAges 11–12: 6th–7th\nAges 13–15: 8th–9th\n\n\nHow Winners Are Chosen\nEach submission to the Pages & Petals Young Writers Adventure is read and reviewed with care by our senior-led review team. \nOur goal is always to honor creativity\, effort\, and storytelling. We look for entries that thoughtfully explore the “Then vs. Now” theme in age-appropriate\, imaginative ways. \nThat said\, this is a family- and senior-friendly adventure\, not a high-pressure competition. We fully expect to fall in love with many (if not all) of the entries—and when that happens\, we keep the spirit of the adventure light and joyful. \nIf finalists are closely matched\, we may: \n\nAssign each entry a number and select finalists by random draw\, or\nUse a simple\, good-natured method to break a tie\n\nAfter all\, this is an adventure meant to celebrate creativity\, connection\, and fun—not stress or perfection. \nEvery participant is valued\, encouraged\, and celebrated for their effort and voice. \n\nTutor Guidelines\nTutors and adults may: \n\nHelp brainstorm ideas\nAssist with spelling and structure\n\nTutors may not: \n\nRewrite the child’s work\nReplace the child’s voice\n\nEncourage—don’t edit. \n\n!!Required Online Sign-Up (Adult Only)!!\nBefore submitting any entry\, a parent or legal guardian must register at the Pages & Petals Youth Writing Adventure Sign up Form. \n\nSign-ups open on or after March 10\, 2026\nAdults must read and agree to all policies\, procedures\, and media guidelines\nA valid working email address is required\nA backup email is strongly recommended\n\n⚠️ No online sign-up = no entry accepted\, regardless of the child’s age. \n\nEmail Matching Rule (Very Important)\nThe email(s) written on the submission must exactly match the email(s) used during online registration. \nIf a backup email is provided online\, both emails must appear on: \n\nThe handwritten entry\nThe typed backup copy\n\nIf emails cannot be matched\, the entry cannot be accepted. \n\nGuardian Contact Information\nTo help us keep each Adventure organized and ensure we can celebrate every child properly\, please include the following on the back of each Adventure story\, illustration\, and/or draft pages: \n\nPrimary adult email address written clearly on the back of each page\nBackup adult email address (strongly encouraged) written on the back of each page\nAdult phone number written on the back of each page (required)\n\nThe primary email must match the email used during online registration. If you include a backup email in the online form\, that same backup email must also appear on the back of all submitted materials. \nThis simple step helps prevent delays if an email fails and ensures we can contact you if pages become separated. \nPlease also include on the back of each creative Adventure submission: \n\nChild’s first name only\nChild’s age\n\n\nEncouraged Creativity & Drafting\nWe encourage children to: \n\nInclude drawings\, sketches\, or illustrations at any age\nUse draft pages or practice sheets as part of their creative process\nExplore ideas freely before choosing their final story\n\nCreativity is part of the journey. Drafts\, drawings\, and imagination are always welcome. \n\nMedia\, Photography & Story Sharing\nPages & Petals is a celebratory\, community-based experience centered on youth creativity and senior wisdom. As part of the Pages & Petals Youth Writers Adventure and related events\, including the Pages & Petals Mother’s Day Bazaar\, children’s written work\, artwork\, and event moments may be photographed\, filmed\, video recorded\, or written about for community celebration\, documentation\, and promotion. \nStories and images may be shared through official websites and social media platforms\, event displays and recaps\, printed or digital storytelling features\, and local or regional news coverage. \nContent may be shared by Peach Tree Retirement Center\, Pages & Petals\, Testify Swag Official – Statement Wear Announcing God\, Che’y’s Dessert Delights\, Peach Tree residents and affiliates\, participating sponsors and community partners\, and media outlets covering the event. \nWhen children are identified publicly\, we use first name only\, age\, and Adventure Recognition status (if applicable). Adult names\, contact information\, and private family details are not published. \nFamilies who prefer limited media exposure may request reasonable accommodations\, such as story-only images or photos without faces\, by emailing PeachTreeMedia1@gmail.com in advance and requesting to speak with Barbara Ziegler. Families should also mention their request on the day of the event so staff can help identify and honor the preference. \nPlease note: Pages & Petals events take place in public and community settings. While official event media is managed by the organizers\, we cannot control photos or videos captured by other attendees. \n\nMail-In Learning Experience\nChildren are encouraged to mail their completed Adventure. This is intentional and teaches: \n\nHow to address an envelope\nHow to mail a letter\nA real-life “then vs now” skill\n\nYes—stamps still matter. 😉Parents may guide\, but the work must be the child’s. \n\nDrop-Off Option (Still a Real Letter!)\nFor families who choose the drop-off option\, entries must still be treated like real mail: \n\nAll Adventures must be placed in an envelope\nThe envelope must be addressed just like a mailed letter\n\nThis keeps the experience consistent and helps children learn how mail works—part of the Then vs Now journey. Drop off times will be posted on these pages once we start accepting them: \n\nPeach Tree Retirement Center Facebook\nTestify Swag Official – Statement Wear Announcing God Facebook\n\n\nA Fun Privacy Option 🦸‍♂️🦸‍♀️\nIf confidentiality is a concern\, children may use a creative or superhero-style return address (for example: Captain Creativity\, Story City). \nThat’s totally okay—and fun. \n\nPractice Makes Confident Writers ✏️\nChildren are encouraged to practice by: \n\nDrawing or sketching first\nDrafting ideas on scrap paper\nPracticing writing the address\nDrawing or practicing the stamp area\n\nThis practice stage is part of the learning adventure. \n👉 Adult assistance is allowed only for Kindergarten–1st Grade when: \n\nWriting the address\nLabeling the envelope\nHelping prepare the final mailing\n\nFor older age groups\, encouragement is welcome—but the work should remain the child’s. \nApproved drop-off dates\, times\, and locations will be posted only on: \n\nPeach Tree Retirement Center Facebook\nTestify Swag Official – Statement Wear Announcing God Facebook\n\nIf it’s not posted\, it’s not available. \n\nParticipation\, Awards & Mother’s Day Celebration\nThe Celebration Experience\nThe Writers Celebration & Acknowledgment takes place as part of the broader Pages & Petals Mother’s Day Experience—a warm\, community-centered gathering that includes music\, food\, creative activities\, and moments designed to honor mothers\, caregivers\, seniors\, and families. \nWhile this gathering includes a marketplace-style element\, it is intentionally designed to be more than a bazaar. It is a shared Mother’s Day experience where families linger\, connect\, listen\, celebrate creativity\, and enjoy meaningful time together. \nThe Young Writers Adventure is a featured and honored part of this experience\, with the celebration centered on the children and their stories. \nSince this is an outdoor event\, we encourage families to bring lawn chairs or picnic blankets to relax and enjoy the music and activities. \n\nEvery Child Is Celebrated\nPages & Petals is designed so every participating child leaves encouraged and honored. \nThe first 500 children who submit an Adventure receives: \n\nA FREE Mother’s Day gift to give to their adult loved one (mother or mother-figure)\nA Pages & Petals goodie bag as a thank-you for participating\n\nThere is no “perfect” story—only authentic ones. \n\nAward Levels & Finalists\nEach Adventure category includes up to three Adventure Recognition acknowledgments\, reflecting different strengths and ways of storytelling: \n\nKeeping the Generation Gap at Bay Recognition\nThen vs Now Journey Recognition\nYoung Writers Adventurer Acknowledgment\n\nThese recognitions are not ranked. Each honors a different aspect of storytelling. \nA Writer Finalist is a participating child whose Adventure has been selected for special recognition and public acknowledgment. \nFinalists are selected and voted on by Peach Tree Retirement Center residents\, in collaboration with Testify Swag Official – Statement Wear Announcing God\, and supported by Resident Ambassadors and the Pages & Petals Community Committee. \n\nWriters Celebration – Mother’s Day Gathering\n📍 Pages & Petals Mother’s Day Bazaar🗓 Sunday\, May 10\, 2026⏰ 2:00 PM – Writers Celebration & Acknowledgment \nThe Writers Celebration takes place on May 10\, 2026\, in honor of Mother’s Day and as part of our annual Pages & Petals gathering. \nAt 2:00 PM\, finalists are posted and celebrated at the Pages & Petals booth. Families can: \n\nCelebrate their child’s Adventure\nFind out which Adventure Recognition their child received\nMeet Peach Tree residents and senior judges\nMeet sponsors\, vendors\, and community partners\n\nThis celebration is joyful\, encouraging\, and designed for families—not pressure. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \nWant a complete checklist so you’re extra prepared? Click here!\nOr did you want a complete topic list so your Adventurers can think it over? Click here!\n  \n  \n  \nHave questions? \nVisit our Pages & Petals Frequently Asked Questions page for details about the event\, youth writing adventure\, vendors\, and more.
URL:https://peachtreeretirementcenter.com/event/pages-and-petals-youth-writing-adventure-yakima/
LOCATION:Peach Tree Retirement Center\, 2800 West Viola\, Yakima\, WA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Pages & Petals Mother’s Day Bazaar
DESCRIPTION:Where Mother’s Day Is More Than a Bazaar — A Family-Fun Adventure\nSunday\, May 10\, 2026 | 10:30 AM – 4:30 PM \n Peach Tree Retirement Center – Senior Living\, Family Style\n2800 W Viola Ave\, Yakima\, WA 98908\n Free Admission | Open to the Public\n Outdoor • Family-Friendly • Faith-Friendly \nSince this is an outdoor event\, we encourage families to bring lawn chairs or picnic blankets to relax and enjoy the music\, activities\, and 2:00 PM Writers Celebration together. \n\n Mother’s Day Bazaar in Yakima with Family Fun\, Music & Local Flavor\nLooking for a Mother’s Day Bazaar in Yakima where Mother’s Day is more than just shopping? \nYou’re invited to the Pages & Petals Mother’s Day Adventure\, happening Sunday\, May 10\, 2026\, at Peach Tree Retirement Center – Senior Living\, Family Style. This joyful Mother’s Day weekend celebration is packed with family-friendly activities\, music\, food\, local vendors\, and meaningful moments that bring families\, children\, and seniors together. \nThis well-loved community event blends tradition\, creativity\, and heart while celebrating connection across generations. \nFeatured Theme:\nThen vs. Now – Keeping the Generation Gap at Bay by Honoring Stories Across Generations  \n\n150 families who attend the event will also receive free Mother’s Day gifts throughout the day\n\n\n What to Expect at the Pages & Petals Mother’s Day Adventure\nThis isn’t your average Yakima craft fair. Pages & Petals is a family-fun adventure where families\, Christian families\, seniors\, and the local community come together to celebrate Mother’s Day. \nEnjoy: \n\nFamily-friendly activities throughout the day\nMusic\, food\, and local vendors\nUnique Mother’s Day gifts from Yakima makers\nHandmade crafts\, seasonal items\, and specialty goods\nA welcoming environment filled with warmth\, creativity\, and community\n\nThis year’s event also includes special recognition of the Pages & Petals Young Writers Adventure\, highlighting young voices and meaningful intergenerational connection. \n\n Why Locals Love the Pages & Petals Mother’s Day Adventure\nPages & Petals is more than a market — it’s a shared community experience. \nFamilies return year after year because: \n\nIt creates space for meaningful connection\nIt honors mothers\, seniors\, and children together\nIt celebrates creativity\, storytelling\, and faith-friendly values\nIt gives kids and adults alike a chance to be inspired\, encouraged\, and seen\n\n\n Pages & Petals Young Writers Adventure\nRecognition Moment at 2:00 PM\nChildren who participated in the Pages & Petals Young Writers Adventure will be honored during a special 2:00 PM recognition moment. \nAll participating children will receive Pages & Petals goodie bags.\nFinalists will be announced\, and prize giveaways will take place. \n Mother’s Day Gifts \n\nThe first 300 participating children will receive a free Mother’s Day gift to give to the mom or mom-like hero in their life\n150 families who attend the bazaar itself will also receive free Mother’s Day gifts throughout the day\n\n\n Come Have Fun\, Shop & Celebrate Mother’s Day With Us\nCome have fun and shop on Mother’s Day!\nBring your family and enjoy a full day of family-friendly activities\, music\, food\, local vendors\, and meaningful moments across generations at the Pages & Petals Mother’s Day Adventure. \nFamilies are invited to: \n\nEnter their youth in the Pages & Petals Young Writers Adventure\nSign up as a vendor for the Mother’s Day Bazaar\n\n Questions or Interested in Participating?\nBecause we are a small staff\, we kindly ask that all questions\, youth contest inquiries\, and vendor requests be submitted through the contact form on our website. \n Visit PeachTreeRetirement.com and complete the contact form with your inquiry.\nWe will review your message and coordinate a call as needed. \n\nHosted By\nPeach Tree Retirement Center – Senior Living\, Family Style\nTestify Swag Official – Statement Wear Announcing God \n\n\n  \n\nHave questions?Visit our Pages & Petals Frequently Asked Questions page for details about the event\, youth writing adventure\, vendors\, and more.
URL:https://peachtreeretirementcenter.com/event/peachtreeretirement-com-pages-and-petals-bazaar-2026/
LOCATION:Peach Tree Retirement Center\, 2800 West Viola\, Yakima\, WA\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Peach Tree Retirement Center":MAILTO:Peachtreemedia1@gmail.com
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