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Martin County podcast lists free community events and programs this week
Summary
Hosts promoted Music in the Park (March 21), a community movie night (March 27), a teen laser-tag night (March 26), a veterans-services video series and summer-membership offerings; links and registration details were promised in show notes.
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The 2MC podcast hosts promoted several upcoming Martin County community events and programs. Highlights included Music in the Park at the Palm City Place patio on Saturday, March 21 (6:30–8:30 p.m.) with free music, food trucks and a newly installed sculpture; the hosts said District 5 Commissioner Ed Campy is inviting residents. They also announced a community movie night at Chocolate Park on Friday, March 27 (food trucks open at 6 p.m.; movie at 7 p.m.), and a teen laser-tag event on Thursday, March 26 (5:30–7:30 p.m.) for ages 11–18 that requires preregistration and parental sign-in.
The hosts described a county-produced veterans-services video in an on-the-job series by the office of communications and MCTV and mentioned a summer membership program for 'Selfish Sands' (summer membership begins May 1; benefits and a price of $86 were given on air). The Children's Services Council of Martin County was credited as supporting youth programming. Hosts said links, registration information and a YouTube playlist would be placed in the show notes.
These announcements are promotional and informational; the podcast hosts directed listeners to the show notes for registration and further details.
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