ACTIVITIES!
Fun stuff to do, when you're not eating, in battle, or the pool
Where memories are made between the meals and the medals.
Not everything at the reunion is a contest—but almost everything is an opportunity. Activities are where the weekend breathes… where things slow down or spin out, depending on who’s involved. This is where creativity shows up in costumes, songs, crafts, fairy houses, and unexpected dance battles. It’s where you find yourself tie-dyeing a shirt at 10am, making a s’more at midnight, or watching a six-year-old crush karaoke with no trace of fear.
Some activities are planned, some just appear, and all are welcome. These are the in-between moments that matter most—the things that aren’t scored or judged, but still feel like a win. One minute you’re catching fireflies with your niece, the next you’re playing board games with cousins you haven’t seen in years, or helping your uncle build a scrapbook page while he tells a story you’ve never heard.
We’ve woven in experiences for all ages and energy levels—whether you’re full of beans or just here for the porch swing. You’ll find magic in the scavenger hunt lore of Silver Dollar Ridge, joy in the late-night music and marshmallow sessions, and maybe even a little peace in a quiet morning walk or chapel hour. We’ve carved out space for laughter, weirdness, curiosity, and reflection—all without a scoreboard in sight.
The best part? You don’t have to qualify or prepare. Just show up as you are. We’d love for your to sign up though…. to give us an idea of who’s interested in what. These activities exist to pull us closer—to remind us that fun isn’t just for the kids, and connection isn’t just for special occasions. It lives in the small, strange, beautiful moments we make when we’re all in the same place at the same time.
So whether you’re wrangling markers at the craft table, trying to sneak a second turn on the mic, or just soaking it all in from a comfy chair… know that you’re exactly where you’re supposed to be. This is how we do family: together, in motion, and just a little off-script.