LADY LAKE, FL (352today.com) – The Town of Lady Lake is helping local families gear up for the new school year with a fun, free Back 2 School “Scoop” event on Saturday, Aug. 9, from 10 a.m. to noon at 237 W. Guava St.
This family-friendly event will offer a variety of resources to ensure kids are ready for a successful school year. Highlights include:
• Free haircuts by local barbers and hairstylists
• Free eye screenings courtesy of Kids Sight
• Health information provided by the Florida Department of Health
• Free school supplies and backpacks full of goodies (must visit all vendor stations)
• Free ice cream sundaes for participating children
Local organizations will also be on site with program information and sign-ups, including Lady Lake Baseball and Soccer, Iron Dragon Karate, and the Lady Lake Library, which will be offering free library cards for kids.
“This is a great opportunity for families to access helpful services and start the school year with everything their children need,” said Events Coordinator Amy Alicea.
Sponsorship opportunities are still available. Interested businesses or organizations should contact Amy Alicea at events@ladylake.org.
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