RESERVE YOUR ROOM BY JUNE 5!!!
Kentucky and West
Virginia Bahá’í School
July 6-8, 2018
Theme: Hope and the Community
Forces at
Work in Humanity’s Coming of Age
Come
join us in beautiful Carter Caves State Resort Park to study the theme of forces
at work in humanity’s coming of ages as illuminated by the beloved Guardian
Shoghi Effendi and share spiritual strengths in a loving, supportive atmosphere
with our community, families and friends. Everyone is welcome:
individuals, families, friends, and community at large!
Registration website:
www.cvent.com/d/1gqnms
Or call Carl Lee,
859-492-3017
Looking
forward to seeing familiar friends and making new friends and lasting memories!
KY-WV 2018 Bahá’í School Information
When
Friday July 6 at 4 pm to Sunday July 8
lunch, including our traditional cultural night/talent show on Saturday night,
so come prepared!
Where
Carter Caves State Resort Park
344 Caveland Dr.
Olive Hill,KY 41164
606-286-4411
Registration Fees Full One
Day
Adults (21 and up) $50 $30
Youth (15-20) $30 $18
Junior Youth (12-14) $20 $12
Child (5-11) $10 $6
Child (0-4) Free Free
Maximum registration fee for a
family: $130.
The online registration site is www.cvent.com/d/1gqnms. Payment will be by credit card, or by
sending a check made payable to “Kentucky Baha’i School” and mailed to:
Kentucky Baha’i Schoolc/o Carl Lee
1805 Bahama Rd.
Lexington, KY 40509
Housing
A
block of rooms at Carter Caves Park is being held for the school until June 5. Most have two double beds, but there
are a very few with one queen bed or with one king bed. In addition, there are some campsites. MAKE YOUR ROOM RESERVATIONS DIRECTLY
WITH THE PARK BY CALLING (606) 286-4411 and use the code "2448 KY-WV
Seasonal Schools Conference 2018" before JUNE 5.
Cost:
Rooms: About $111/night plus about $11/night for each additional
adult beyond two.
Campsites: About $37/night.
Other options
There are
various hotels in Grayson, KY, which is about 20 minutes away.
Food
Some refreshments will be provided. Meals are available for purchase at the
Carter Caves Park’s restaurant—refer to the park’s website for menus and
prices. Note that there are no
other restaurants very close by, but there are some in Grayson, for example. Also, the park states that we cannot
bring in our own food into the restaurant and meeting areas.
Some Park Information
The park offers swimming, cave tours,
gem mining, birding, canoeing, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, miniature
golf, playgrounds, and tennis. See
the park’s website for more details.
We are also planning for some zumba.
Directions
Consult your maps with care before
embarking, and be aware that cell reception (or real-time GPS contact) may at
times be extremely weak or non-existent.
Also, roads near the park are somewhat narrow and windy—perhaps not much
fun driving on for the first time in the dark. Fortunately, the park is not too far off Interstate 64. It is about 90 minutes east of
Lexington, KY, and about 45 minutes west of Huntington, WV.
Further Information
Online registration website: www.cvent.com/d/1gqnms
For information: Kentucky-reg@usbnc.orgOr call Carl Lee, 859-492-3017
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