GARDEN CLEAN UP DAY


Calling all Addison Families!
Please bring your shovels and green thumbs for our fall Garden Clean-Up Day on September 8th from 8am to 12pm.
Please come by and pitch in to help us maintain Addison’s beautiful gardens.


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