Green Space Stamp Rally lets locals win prizes for exploring Germantown

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Germantown's Green Space Stamp Rally encourages exploration of local parks and cultural institutions until June 21, 2025. Participants pick up a passport book at Historic Germantown’s headquarters or various participating sites, collecting stamps and answering questions at each stop. The first 25 adults and children to turn in completed booklets will win prizes, including custom water bottles and memberships. Heather Zimmerman, Program Director at Historic Germantown, noted that the rally promotes community engagement and discovery of local green spaces. This year’s event features 18 stops, including the Victorian Garden at Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion and the Allens Lane Art Center.

To enhance the experience, the initiative introduces a scavenger hunt component, encouraging visitors to learn more about each site. The Stamp Rally also offers guided walks led by representatives to promote physical activity. Participants must turn in their completed booklets at the headquarters on June 21 to be eligible for prizes.

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