All Aboard! Kids’ Railroad running in Oracle

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  The Kids’ Railroad at the Oracle Community Learning Garden will be running trains two Saturday mornings each month from April through June.
  On those Saturdays, kids from ages 5 to 85 can make a FREE one-hour appointment to personally run a G Scale train on the 260-ft track loop. First appointment starts at 8:30 a.m.
  The Kids’ Railroad was designed to illustrate how the railroads helped with the settlement and economic development of Arizona.

  Dates available are: April 30, May 14 and 25, and June 11 and 25.

  The Oracle Community Learning Garden is located at the intersection of Mt. Lemmon Highway and John Adams. To make an appointment, please call Craig Anderson at 602-657-4535 or email him at candersonm2018@gmail.com.

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