A TRIBUTE TO HAZEL DICKENS | Born in Montcalm, WV on June 1st, 1925, Hazel Dickens was one of the pioneering women in bluegrass music and a powerful voice for the struggles of working people, especially coal miners in Appalachia. All proceeds benefit the National Black Lung Association
Suggested donation $10. Below is a copy-paste of the venue rules for events taking place in Glenwood Park's faci
lities:
In order to keep the Park enjoyable for the entire family, of all ages, a few rules must be observed at all times. Help us be respectful to our hosts, our community, and our land!
1. NO DRUGS, BEER, or OTHER ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES allowed on Park Property. No illicit substances.
2. Place all trash in appropriate containers. If additional bags are needed please contact the staff
3. Park in designated areas only.
4. Observe the 15 MPH speed limit (children will be playing). Pedestrians do have the right-of-way.
5. Please observe the plants and wildlife, but leave them so others may enjoy their beauty also. It is also unlawful and dangerous to feed the wildlife, including the ducks and geese.
6. NO confetti, fake flower petals, or water balloons allowed.
7. NO inflatable bounce houses or slides allowed. Do not use chalk in shelters or on tables.
8. Failure to abide by these rules WILL result in IMMEDIATE REMOVAL from the facility.
