Clear your calendar - It's going down! Bedford V2 kicks off on April 20th, and you're invited to take part in the festivities. Splash HQ (122 W 26th St) is our meeting spot for a night of fun and excitement. Come one, come all, bring a guest, and hang loose. This is going to be epic!

THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS

Visit 20 booths and choose from 15 -30 minute classes on emergency plans & kits, wilderness survival, fire safety for kids,  solar cooking and generators, food storage & nutrition, canning & preserving food, gardens, beekeeping, emergency fire building kits, being debt-free & savings, ham radios,  and backyard chickens. Come see the 9-1-1 Robot. Free community event. Sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, for more info contact Teri Hanna, terihanna@email.com

Come learn about raising chickens whether you live in the city or in the country...the Scottish Chicken Whisperer, Mark Montgomery is coming...to answer all your questions about egg laying beauties. 

One day Denise said, “I love honey, we should keep bees.” So Javier bought her two beehives and they became certified beekeepers. Raleigh Honey and Hive was born after the first harvest of honey and our attempt to make lip balm from the leftover wax capping’s from that initial honey harvest.

Engine 9 firefighters are comign to teach kids fire safety. Bring your children to this 30 minute class so they know what to do if a fire ever breaks out around them.

 Engine Company 9 located on Six Forks Road will teach kids how to survive in dangerous situations.

There is no life without water! Come learn how to build a ceramic water filtering system with 5 gallon buckets for $50. Take 2 buckets and ceramic water filters and a drill and see  what you can do to provide water for your family when emergencies arrive unexpectedly.

Learn wilderness survival skills from lifelong Boy Scout and Appalachian trail hiker, Rocky Quiller. He shares his best tips for surviving under duress in wild places.

Learn the best tips on how to grow a vegetable garden in your backyard. Take a 10 cent seed and plant it and grow $20 worth of tomatoes. BAM! It's that easy to grow nutritious and healthy food in your backyard so you don't have to rely upon the store. Donna Brown teaches how to start your own garden.

What kinds of foods are available at the LDS Greensboro Home Storage Center? Come learn all about the products pre-canned and available to the public for purchase at the LDS canenry in Greensboro. Learn about the nutritional value of different long term food storage products that you can purchase to add to your home storage.  "Gradually
build a supply of food that will last a long time
and that you can use to stay alive, such as wheat,
white rice, and beans." All Is Safely Gathered In

Steve Hanna, lifelong Boy Scout will show you what to put in an emergency fire building kit for those kind of days when the matches are wet or gone. Learn best tips for starting a fire when you need one. It takes skill to start and keep a fire going.

What are the proper ways to preserve food from the garden or farmer's market so you know what is in it? Come learn some tips about how to can, freeze and dehydrate food for your pantry. Learn safe methods to preserve food for a day of need or time of emergency. 

Learn about local disasters and how to be prepared in emergencies. Draw on a pillowcase some of the things you might need in case  an emergency. Two classes-the first at 12:00 & the next at 12:30pm. Each child must have a ticket to enter. 72 tickets available. Find Teri or Makayla Hanna at the Fair. 

"We live in turbulent times. Often the future is unknown; therefore, it behooves us to prepare for uncertainties. When the time for decision arrives, the time for preparation is past."