Trekkers Club End Of Month Campfire Fest Let's Gather "Round"

Trekkers Club End Of Month Campfire Fest
Let's Gather "Round"

*End of Month Campfire Fest: Let's Gather 'Round!*

Tomorrow, we're excited to host our End of Month Campfire Fest, a fun-filled evening of connection, entertainment, and community bonding. Join us at Excelsis Hotel Gardens for an unforgettable night under the stars!


*Celebrating Our February Babies*

We'll be honoring our February birthday babies with a special celebration. Demmy Amooti, Racheal Ray K, Justus Tugume, and all our February babies, we can't wait to celebrate with you!

*Campfire Delights*

Enjoy an evening of:

- Warm campfire stories


- Exciting games, including Okashakuza, Okugana, and Jog Box


- Delicious food and refreshments


- Great company and new friendships

*Team Building Games*

Get ready to bond with your fellow attendees through our exciting team building games, including:

- The Human Knot: Work together to untangle yourselves!


- Trust Falls: Build trust and have fun!


- Group Scavenger Hunt: Search for hidden treasures together!


- Two Truths and a Lie: Get to know each other better!

*Special Guest Speaker*

We're thrilled to welcome a special guest speaker who will share insights on "Positioning Ibanda as the Next Tourism Destination for Uganda: What's Your Role?" Don't miss this thought-provoking discussion!

*A Monthly Tradition*

We're excited to announce that our End of Month Campfire Fest will become a regular occurrence! Every last Saturday of the month, we'll gather around the campfire to celebrate, connect, and make unforgettable memories.


*"Wisdom from the Ages" Segment*

As part of our monthly tradition, we'll be hosting esteemed elders aged 90 years and above to share their life experiences and wisdom with us. These remarkable individuals will take us down memory lane, recounting how things were done in the past and how the world has changed over time. This will be a unique opportunity for us to learn from their experiences, gain valuable insights, and appreciate the rich history of our community.

*Why You Should Join Us*

Our End of Month Campfire Fest is more than just a social gathering – it's an opportunity to:

- Connect with like-minded individuals and make new friends


- Learn from our guest speakers and share your own experiences


- Enjoy delicious food and refreshments under the stars


- Celebrate our monthly babies and show them some love!

*Best Part? It's FREE!*

That's right! Our End of Month Campfire Fest is completely free of charge. We want to make sure that everyone can join in on the fun, regardless of their financial situation.

*Mark Your Calendars*

Date: Tomorrow (and every last Saturday of the month)
Time: 4:00pm - late
Location: Excelsis Hotel Gardens

*Join the Fun!*

Come prepared to share, learn, and have a blast. We can't wait to see you there!

Meanwhile don't miss our incoming Trip 

"Fortportal - Bundibugyo Road Trip" scheduled 5th-6th April at a fee of 143,500 per head for more Contact: 0782570256 


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