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Martin County CARES open house to include touch-a-truck, teen game night; Skate Jam registration set for Feb. 22
Summary
Martin County advertised a CARES open house with food trucks, a touch-a-truck exhibit and teen programming; the Skate Jam for students is scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 22 and requires registration.
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Martin County's CARES open house will feature "touch-a-truck" activities, food trucks, information tables and displays from county departments, the Martin County podcast hosts said.
The podcast hosts Mac, podcast host for Martin County, and Courtney, podcast host for Martin County, described the open house as family-focused and said it will include a teen game night at the library during the event.
The hosts also discussed the Teens Skate Jam. They said the Skate Jam is for children ages 5 to 18 who are Martin County school students or residents, and that registration is required so organizers can sort participants by skill and category. "So that is Saturday, February 22," the hosts said.
The hosts described the CARES open house as an opportunity for families to meet county departments and for teens to participate in supervised activities; they said the county will list details in the episode show notes.
Details and clarifications: the Skate Jam age range was given as 5 to 18 and described as limited to Martin County students or residents; registration is required. The open house will include food trucks, displays and "big trucks" for children to see, and a teen game night at the library was mentioned as part of the same event.
Ending: The hosts invited families and teens to attend and said event logistics and registration links would be posted in the show notes.

