Artemis Sportswomen: Campfire Social February 24, 2024

Grab your cozy clothes, a friend, and favorite campfire accessories for an afternoon campfire with Artemis Sportswomen. We will be discussing local conservation issues while making new friends, sharing stories, and getting pumped for the upcoming adventure seasons!

Potluck (optional participation): Food makes everything better! If you are able, please bring a snack to share. Extra kudos if you can bring something that uses local game, fish, berries or the likes #ediblealaska.

Event Details:

Date: Saturday, February 24

Start Time: 3:30 pm

Location: Skater's Cabin

Cost: Free!

What to Bring:

- Camp chair

- Your favorite snacks and beverages

- Firewood (if you have some to share, that'd be awesome)

- Anything else that will make you comfortable outside and next to a fire

Women and nonbinary anglers of all experience levels are invited to join!

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