High Country Young Professionals - Valle Crucis Community Park
with the Blue Ridge Conservancy & MountainTrue
Join us for our September event at the beautiful Valle Crucis Community Park! The High Country Yo Pros are proudly partnering with the Blue Ridge Conservancy and MountainTrue, two awesome local non-profits. We'll have the opportunity to engage with young professional representatives from these organizations, learn about their incredible work, and discover how we can give back to the community we love!
Take a stroll around the park, join in on fun yard games, or simply kick back by the river with a tasty beverage. As summer draws to a close, Valle Crusis Community Park provides the perfect backdrop for reflection and appreciation of the season’s beauty.
This event is free of charge!
Please register your whole party. Your business does not have to be a member of the Boone Area Chamber of Commerce to participate.
These events are exclusive to High Country Young Professionals under the age of 40.
When: Tuesday, September 5 from 5:00pm - 7:00pm
Where: Valle Crucis Community Park. 2892 Broadstone Rd. Banner Elk, NC 28604
Valle Crucis Community Park is a non-profit organization that stewards a 28-acre park, which is a destination for High Country residents as well as visitors to the area. Their mission is to provide a safe and peaceful recreation resource and gathering space for our community, preserve open space, and educate our visitors about natural resources and the importance of protecting them for future generations.
Help us support our hosts! Visit their website to donate today.
The Blue Ridge Conservancy (BRC) partners with landowners and local communities to permanently protect natural resources with agricultural, cultural, recreational, ecological and scenic value in northwest North Carolina. The Middle Fork Greenway and the Northern Peaks State Trail are projects of BRC.
MountainTrue champions resilient forests, clean waters, and healthy communities in the Southern Blue Ridge. MountainTrue is home to the Watauga Riverkeeper, the primary watchdog and spokesperson for the Elk and Watauga Rivers.
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