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Wildflower Scavenger Hunt
Now through Tuesday, June 1
The race is on! Go on nature’s ultimate scavenger hunt for wildflowers. Spring is wildflower season, and each species has a turn in the spotlight. Visit Coppell Nature Park each week to discover what’s in bloom. Print off a list of native North Texas Wildflowers from the BEC website. Then complete your list by uploading photos to iNaturalist and receive a Texas native wildflower seed pack prize! Don’t forget to go on one of many naturalist-led hikes this spring for extra help. The deadline is June 1.
EcoExplorer
April 1 | 9 am - Noon | Biodiversity Education Center
The EcoExplorer program is venturing outdoors. Activity Kits will be available for pick up at the office window during visitor hours. Kits contain instructions and materials to complete learning activities throughout the trails of Coppell Nature Park. Themes change weekly and will be posted on the BEC Facebook page. Limit one kit per child. Take your trail experience up a notch! Visit coppellactivities.com and search 'Adventure Packs' for information on how to purchase these new packs and enhance your learning on the trail! Supplies are limited.
Virtual Coppell Writers Group
April 1 | 7 pm | Cozby Library and Community Commons
Bring your notebook and pen and join discussions at Cozby Library and Community Commons on all things writing! They share tips and tricks from a wide variety of sources and offer optional writing prompts, timed exercises, and chances to share your writing in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Facilitated by Amanda Kennedy and Tara Henderson. For adults aged 18 and up. Registration required by visiting the library’s online calendar.
Virtual Hang Teen: Tails of Equestria
April 2 | 4:30 pm | Cozby Library and Community Commons
Starting December 4th, the Cozby Library and Community Commons will be exploring the world of My Little Pony in the RPG game, Tails of Equestria! So bring your dice, your pencils, and your adventuring spirit! Participants will be able to interact with the host and other participants through video and audio. For teens in 6 - 12 grade. Registration required by visiting the library’s online calendar.
Coppell Farmers Market
April 3 | 8 am – Noon | Old Town Coppell
The Coppell Farmers Market is the best unique, small market in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Vendors feature grass-fed meats and poultry, organic eggs, artisan breads, honey, and other specialty products. Come out to the Farmers Market to find local healthy food, develop a relationship with those providing your food, meet up with friends and neighbors, and be a part of the local movement. The market is open every Saturday from 8 am - Noon. Check out coppellfarmersmarket.org for more information.
EcoExplorer
April 3 | 9 am - Noon | Biodiversity Education Center
The EcoExplorer program is venturing outdoors. Activity Kits will be available for pick up at the office window during visitor hours. Kits contain instructions and materials to complete learning activities throughout the trails of Coppell Nature Park. Themes change weekly and will be posted on the BEC Facebook page. Limit one kit per child. Take your trail experience up a notch! Visit coppellactivities.com and search 'Adventure Packs' for information on how to purchase these new packs and enhance your learning on the trail! Supplies are limited.
Make & Take Saturday Children’s Crafts
April 3 | 9 am – Noon | Coppell Arts Center
How about a fun, creative start to your weekend? Bring your family to the Coppell Arts Center one Saturday each month for free make-and-take craft workshops. Stop by between 9 am and Noon to create your craft. For children ages 3-12 accompanied by an adult.
Amazing Animals Trail Day
April 5 | 2 – 4 pm | Biodiversity Education Center
Journey through the Animal Kingdom! Each type of animal has a unique story to tell by its characteristics, adaptations, and ecological roles. Discover some of the insects, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals that live in Coppell Nature Park. Trail Days are designed for families and youth ages 3-14. Drop in during open hours to learn about a theme in nature by exploring various activity stations on the trails of Coppell Nature Park. Maps are provided and station locations allow social distancing. Please arrive with enough time to complete activities before the close time. This program is FREE of charge and registration is not required.
EcoExplorer
April 6 | 9 am - Noon | Biodiversity Education Center
The EcoExplorer program is venturing outdoors. Activity Kits will be available for pick up at the office window during visitor hours. Kits contain instructions and materials to complete learning activities throughout the trails of Coppell Nature Park. Themes change weekly and will be posted on the BEC Facebook page. Limit one kit per child. Take your trail experience up a notch! Visit coppellactivities.com and search 'Adventure Packs' for information on how to purchase these new packs and enhance your learning on the trail! Supplies are limited.
Coppell Women’s Club General Meeting
April 7 | 10 am | Coppell Arts Center Reception Hall
The Coppell Women’s Club April monthly meeting is gearing up to be a true celebration for more reasons than one! They will launch our first in-person meeting at the beautiful Coppell Arts Center Reception Hall in Old Town Coppell. They are excited to hold our April meeting at such a lovely venue with bonus tours of the facility.
The Arts Center has been hosting events for several months now and are committed to keeping tables and room set-up in compliance with social distancing practices. In addition, they request that everyone wear their mask at all times except when seated at your table. As the first in-person event this year, members are asked not bring guests to this meeting. This will allow them to limit the number of people without impacting member attendance. And note, the Coppell Women’s Club will not have a formal "meet and mingle" thirty minutes prior as in past in-person meetings. However, feel free to come a few minutes early and reconnect with members, preferable outside, weather permitting (again, please wear your mask).
Evening Guided Hike
April 7 | 6 – 7 pm | Biodiversity Education Center
Refresh your senses and discover the wonders of nature with an evening guided hike through the trails of Coppell Nature Park. Each week offers a different theme, visit our Facebook page to discover the weekly themes. Registration is required for each participant at coppellactivities.com. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Hikers are asked to wear protective clothing and bring a water bottle. Registration is required for each participant and space is limited. $3 fee.
EcoExplorer
April 8 | 9 am - Noon | Biodiversity Education Center
The EcoExplorer program is venturing outdoors. Activity Kits will be available for pick up at the office window during visitor hours. Kits contain instructions and materials to complete learning activities throughout the trails of Coppell Nature Park. Themes change weekly and will be posted on the BEC Facebook page. Limit one kit per child. Take your trail experience up a notch! Visit coppellactivities.com and search 'Adventure Packs' for information on how to purchase these new packs and enhance your learning on the trail! Supplies are limited.
Impact of COVID-19 on Coppell: Faith Leaders Reflections (Virtual)
April 8 | 7 - 8 pm | Cozby Library and Community Commons
The Coppell Allies in Faith & Community Builders invite you to join various faith leaders who will reflect on the impact of COVID on their congregations and the community at large. Each faith leader will share how their congregation was impacted during the past year and how it changed many aspects of the way we live and pray. Faith leaders include Imam Abdullah Oduro, Islamic Center of Coppell; Rabbi Adam Roffman, Congregation Shearith Israel; Mrs. Carla Sperandeo, Bahá'í faith; Mr. Ashok Dandekar, Hindu faith; and a representative of St. Ann's Catholic Parish. All ages welcome to attend virtually. Children must attend with an adult. Registration is required by visiting the library's online calendar.
Got YA: Virtual Teen Book Club
April 8 | 7 pm | Cozby Library and Community Commons
Join Cozby Library and Community Commons for an informal chat about the books, movies, television, and music that are currently being enjoyed. Maybe you’ll find your next favorite read or connect with others who like the same books as you! There is no required reading for this book club. For teens in 6 - 12 grade. Registration required by visiting the library’s online calendar.
Virtual No-Knead Overnight Bread Class
April 9 | 7 pm | Cozby Library and Community Commons
Please join Cozby Library and Community Commons as Joe the Baker teaches how to make No-Knead Overnight Bread. Watch Joe or follow along in your kitchen. A list of supplies needed and the recipe will be emailed to registrants before the program. For teens and adults. Registration required by visiting the library’s online calendar.
The 9th Annual Mercy Run
April 10 - 24 | Virtual Event
Celebrate National Siblings Day by participating in the 9th Annual Mercy Run 5k/10k/FunRun is a celebration of Life! The race celebrates the lives of children who have passed and their surviving siblings (young and old) by running/walking an energizing loop, or two, around the course. Please register for the Mercy Run online and send any questions via the Mercy Run email. The race benefits the Team Mercy organization.
Coppell Farmers Market
April 10 | 8 am – Noon | Old Town Coppell
The Coppell Farmers Market is the best unique, small market in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Vendors feature grass-fed meats and poultry, organic eggs, artisan breads, honey, and other specialty products. Come out to the Farmers Market to find local healthy food, develop a relationship with those providing your food, meet up with friends and neighbors, and be a part of the local movement. The market is open every Saturday from 8 am - Noon. Check out coppellfarmersmarket.org for more information.
Adult CPR-AED
April 10 | 9 am – Noon | Life Safety Park
CPR AED is an instructor-led course that teaches critical skills needed to respond to and manage an emergency situation until emergency medical services arrives. Skills covered in this course include first aid, choking relief, and what to do for sudden cardiac arrest in adults, children, and infants. There is no minimum age requirement for this class; however, all registrants need to be capable of comprehending the material and participating in the activities. In general, this class suits ages 15+. Registration is required for CPR, and can be found by visiting our website at LifeSafetyPark.org.
EcoExplorer
April 10 | 9 am - Noon | Biodiversity Education Center
The EcoExplorer program is venturing outdoors. Activity Kits will be available for pick up at the office window during visitor hours. Kits contain instructions and materials to complete learning activities throughout the trails of Coppell Nature Park. Themes change weekly and will be posted on the BEC Facebook page. Limit one kit per child. Take your trail experience up a notch! Visit coppellactivities.com and search 'Adventure Packs' for information on how to purchase these new packs and enhance your learning on the trail! Supplies are limited.
Virtual Easy Gardening with Native Plants
April 10 | 2 pm | Cozby Library and Community Commons
Learn how to have a lovely landscape by using native plants that require minimal irrigation, fertilizer, and pesticides while attracting a wide variety of butterflies, birds, bees, beneficial insects, and other critters to your yard. Presented by the Dallas County Master Gardener Association, Inc. This program is open to older teens and adults. Registration required by visiting the library’s online calendar.
The Watters
April 10 | 8 – 10 pm | Coppell Arts Center
The Watters honed their one-of-a-kind sound wandering around the country and soaking up their habitats. Born and raised in Sedona, The Watters developed their eclectic sound after living in several dramatically different cities, including Los Angeles, Denver, Nashville, and now Austin. Seamlessly blending Americana, Soul, Rock, and Jazz, they have been described as “Fleetwood Mac with a horn section.” Tickets are $15. Visit coppellartscenter.org or more information or to purchase tickets.
Coppell Community Chorale Children’s Chorus: Vibrant Tones
April 11 | 3 – 4 pm | Coppell Arts Center
Join the Coppell Community Chorale Children's Chorus performance of Vibrant Tones. This concert will put a smile on your face and warm your heart. This concert will also be live streamed on the Coppell Arts Center's Facebook Page and Website. Visit coppellartscenter.org for more information.
Virtual Page Turners Book Club
April 12 | 7 pm | Cozby Library and Community Commons
Join Cozby Library and Community Commons for an evening of discussing books! This month they are discussing The Train to Crystal City by Jan Jarboe Russell. Participants will be able to interact with the host and other participants through video and audio. For adults aged 18 and up. Registration required by visiting the library’s online calendar.
EcoExplorer
April 13 | 9 am - Noon | Biodiversity Education Center
The EcoExplorer program is venturing outdoors. Activity Kits will be available for pick up at the office window during visitor hours. Kits contain instructions and materials to complete learning activities throughout the trails of Coppell Nature Park. Themes change weekly and will be posted on the BEC Facebook page. Limit one kit per child. Take your trail experience up a notch! Visit coppellactivities.com and search 'Adventure Packs' for information on how to purchase these new packs and enhance your learning on the trail! Supplies are limited.
Girl Scouts Sign Up Event
April 13 | 7 pm
You’re invited to join the Girl Scouts! Girl Scouts is for Every Girl! You want the very best for your girl, and so do they. See how Girl Scouts is leading the charge in preparing your girl for a confidence-boosting, girl-approved, and exciting experience! Learn more about the Girl Scout Difference and what she'll do in our program. The cost is $35 for an 18 month membership! To learn more, visit the Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas website or feel free to email or call Shawn Boyd at 972-538-0137.
Evening Guided Hike
April 14 | 6 – 7 pm | Biodiversity Education Center
Refresh your senses and discover the wonders of nature with an evening guided hike through the trails of Coppell Nature Park. Each week offers a different theme, visit our Facebook page to discover the weekly themes. Registration is required for each participant at coppellactivities.com. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Hikers are asked to wear protective clothing and bring a water bottle. Registration is required for each participant and space is limited. $3 fee.
EcoExplorer
April 15 | 9 am - Noon | Biodiversity Education Center
The EcoExplorer program is venturing outdoors. Activity Kits will be available for pick up at the office window during visitor hours. Kits contain instructions and materials to complete learning activities throughout the trails of Coppell Nature Park. Themes change weekly and will be posted on the BEC Facebook page. Limit one kit per child. Take your trail experience up a notch! Visit coppellactivities.com and search 'Adventure Packs' for information on how to purchase these new packs and enhance your learning on the trail! Supplies are limited.
Virtual Coppell Writers Group
April 15 | 7 pm | Cozby Library and Community Commons
Bring your notebook and pen and join the Cozby Library and Community Commons discussions on all things writing! They share tips and tricks from a wide variety of sources and offer optional writing prompts, timed exercises, and chances to share your writing in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. Facilitated by Amanda Kennedy and Tara Henderson. For adults aged 18 and up. Registration required by visiting the library’s online calendar.
Financial Friday: Ready or Not? Preparing for the Unexpected
April 16 | 11 am | Virtual
Join the Coppell Senior and Community Center virtually as Jack Carpenter of Edward Jones shares tips on how to develop a proactive strategy for protection and preparing for the unexpected. Strategies include having an everyday fund, establish a line of credit, and review insurance/liability protection. Register at coppelltx.gov/seniors. Intended for adults ages 50+. Registration required. You will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
Virtual Hang Teen: Tails of Equestria
April 16 | 4:30 pm | Cozby Library and Community Commons
Cozby Library and Community Commons will be exploring the world of My Little Pony in the RPG game, Tails of Equestria! So bring your dice, your pencils, and your adventuring spirit! Participants will be able to interact with the host and other participants through video and audio. For teens in 6 - 12 grade. Registration required by visiting the library’s online calendar.
24-Hour Challenge to Support Organ Donor Awareness
April 17 | 8 am | Andrew Brown Park East
April is National Donate Life Month. Join local non-profit the David Nicklas Organ Donor Awareness Foundation at Andrew Brown Park East, 260 Parkway Boulevard, at 8 am on Friday, April 16 for a 24-hour physical endurance challenge. Visit nicklasfoundation.org for more information.
Coppell Farmers Market
April 17 | 8 am – Noon | Old Town Coppell
The Coppell Farmers Market is the best unique, small market in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Vendors feature grass-fed meats and poultry, organic eggs, artisan breads, honey, and other specialty products. Come out to the Farmers Market to find local healthy food, develop a relationship with those providing your food, meet up with friends and neighbors, and be a part of the local movement. The market is open every Saturday from 8 am - Noon. Check out coppellfarmersmarket.org for more information.
EcoExplorer
April 17 | 9 am - Noon | Biodiversity Education Center
The EcoExplorer program is venturing outdoors. Activity Kits will be available for pick up at the office window during visitor hours. Kits contain instructions and materials to complete learning activities throughout the trails of Coppell Nature Park. Themes change weekly and will be posted on the BEC Facebook page. Limit one kit per child. Take your trail experience up a notch! Visit coppellactivities.com and search 'Adventure Packs' for information on how to purchase these new packs and enhance your learning on the trail! Supplies are limited.
FCNP: Getting Started with iNaturalist
April 17 | 10:30 am - Noon | Biodiversity Education Center
Join the Friends of Coppell Nature Park on the back deck of the BEC for an introduction to Citizen Science, iNaturalist and the City Nature Challenge in preparation of the annual bioblitz and our City Nature Challenge Trail Day. This introductory course will be followed by practicing using the iNaturalist app in the Coppell Nature Park. This program is FREE of charge and registration is required for each participant. Space is limited.
Farewell Angelina
April 17 | 8 – 10 pm | Coppell Arts Center
Named after a haunting Bob Dylan song, Farewell Angelina is an all-female country group with four powerhouse vocalists, dynamic songwriters, and accomplished multi-instrumentalists. Their stellar blend of heart-stopping harmonies over blazing double violins and guitars has earned soaring praise across the board. Roughstock calls them a "Superstar Act... with Killer Songs." Rolling Stone says, "Wickedly smart songwriting delivered with a healthy dash of sass... deft playing... into one sonic knockout punch." Tickets are $15 per person at coppellartscenter.org.
Virtual Got Books Book Club
April 19 | 7 pm | Cozby Library and Community Commons
Find your next read at our book club, where everyone shares some of their favorite books. Participants will be able to interact with the host and other participants through video and audio. For adults aged 18 and up. Registration required by visiting the library’s online calendar.
EcoExplorer
April 20 | 9 am - Noon | Biodiversity Education Center
The EcoExplorer program is venturing outdoors. Activity Kits will be available for pick up at the office window during visitor hours. Kits contain instructions and materials to complete learning activities throughout the trails of Coppell Nature Park. Themes change weekly and will be posted on the BEC Facebook page. Limit one kit per child. Take your trail experience up a notch! Visit coppellactivities.com and search 'Adventure Packs' for information on how to purchase these new packs and enhance your learning on the trail! Supplies are limited.
Evening Guided Hike
April 21 | 6 – 7 pm | Biodiversity Education Center
Refresh your senses and discover the wonders of nature with an evening guided hike through the trails of Coppell Nature Park. Each week offers a different theme, visit our Facebook page to discover the weekly themes. Registration is required for each participant at coppellactivities.com. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Hikers are asked to wear protective clothing and bring a water bottle. Registration is required for each participant and space is limited. $3 fee.
EcoExplorer
April 22 | 9 am - Noon | Biodiversity Education Center
The EcoExplorer program is venturing outdoors. Activity Kits will be available for pick up at the office window during visitor hours. Kits contain instructions and materials to complete learning activities throughout the trails of Coppell Nature Park. Themes change weekly and will be posted on the BEC Facebook page. Limit one kit per child. Take your trail experience up a notch! Visit coppellactivities.com and search 'Adventure Packs' for information on how to purchase these new packs and enhance your learning on the trail! Supplies are limited.
Got YA: Virtual Teen Book Club
April 22 | 7 pm | Cozby Library and Community Commons
Join the Cozby Library and Community Commons for an informal chat about the books, movies, television, and music they’re currently enjoying. Maybe you’ll find your next favorite read or connect with others who like the same books as you! There is no required reading for this book club. For teens in 6 - 12 grade. Registration required by visiting the library’s online calendar.
Coppell Farmers Market
April 24 | 8 am – Noon | Old Town Coppell
The Coppell Farmers Market is the best unique, small market in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Vendors feature grass-fed meats and poultry, organic eggs, artisan breads, honey, and other specialty products. Come out to the Farmers Market to find local healthy food, develop a relationship with those providing your food, meet up with friends and neighbors, and be a part of the local movement. The market is open every Saturday from 8 am - Noon. Check out coppellfarmersmarket.org for more information.
Document Shredding
April 24 | 8 am – Noon | Coppell Service Center (816 S. Coppell Road)
Have your documents safely shredded and recycled by PROSHRED! Bring up to four boxes (maximum size of each box is 9" x 12" x 17", or the size of a bankers box) to the Coppell Service Center, 816 S. Coppell Road, between the hours of 8 am and noon. All shredded paper will be recycled, and your container will be returned to your trunk or backseat. Residents are encouraged to come early to ensure space in the truck for their documents.
EcoExplorer
April 24 | 9 am - Noon | Biodiversity Education Center
The EcoExplorer program is venturing outdoors. Activity Kits will be available for pick up at the office window during visitor hours. Kits contain instructions and materials to complete learning activities throughout the trails of Coppell Nature Park. Themes change weekly and will be posted on the BEC Facebook page. Limit one kit per child. Take your trail experience up a notch! Visit coppellactivities.com and search 'Adventure Packs' for information on how to purchase these new packs and enhance your learning on the trail! Supplies are limited.
Earthfest
April 24 | 11 am – 1 pm | Biodiversity Education Center
Celebrate EarthFest at the Biodiversity Education Center! EarthFest is a celebration of Coppell's commitment to the environment – an entertaining and educational experience! Visit environmental education booths to learn how you can lead a more sustainable lifestyle and explore Coppell Nature Park.
Zoom Cranium Cardio
April 26 | 1 pm | Virtual Program
Engage your brain while visiting with friends, solving riddles, brain teasers and having a laugh or two. Register at coppelltx.gov/seniors. Intended for adults ages 50+. Registration required. You will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
EcoExplorer
April 27 | 9 am - Noon | Biodiversity Education Center
The EcoExplorer program is venturing outdoors. Activity Kits will be available for pick up at the office window during visitor hours. Kits contain instructions and materials to complete learning activities throughout the trails of Coppell Nature Park. Themes change weekly and will be posted on the BEC Facebook page. Limit one kit per child. Take your trail experience up a notch! Visit coppellactivities.com and search 'Adventure Packs' for information on how to purchase these new packs and enhance your learning on the trail! Supplies are limited.
Evening Guided Hike
April 28 | 6 – 7 pm | Biodiversity Education Center
Refresh your senses and discover the wonders of nature with an evening guided hike through the trails of Coppell Nature Park. Each week offers a different theme, visit our Facebook page to discover the weekly themes. Registration is required for each participant at coppellactivities.com. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Hikers are asked to wear protective clothing and bring a water bottle. Registration is required for each participant and space is limited. $3 fee.
Createria Studios Adult Art Class
April 28 | 6 – 8 pm | Coppell Arts Center
One Wednesday a month, friends can creatively unwind and have fun with Kate Shema of Createria Studios and partake in a unique art project that can be taken home at the end of the night. Our April class will cover paper tags and pockets with colorful mono prints to make a mini art journal. All participants will get to take home their artwork. The class is $30 per person and includes all class materials. Visit coppellartscenter.org to register.
EcoExplorer
April 29 | 9 am - Noon | Biodiversity Education Center
The EcoExplorer program is venturing outdoors. Activity Kits will be available for pick up at the office window during visitor hours. Kits contain instructions and materials to complete learning activities throughout the trails of Coppell Nature Park. Themes change weekly and will be posted on the BEC Facebook page. Limit one kit per child. Take your trail experience up a notch! Visit coppellactivities.com and search 'Adventure Packs' for information on how to purchase these new packs and enhance your learning on the trail! Supplies are limited.
Virtual Japanese Inspired Snacks
April 30 | 7 pm | Cozby Library and Community Commons
Learn to make three delicious snacks inspired by Japanese cooking- green tea mochi, yaki onigiri, and dorayaki. You will also get tips on where to find supplies and how to learn more about Japanese cooking and culture. This is a watch and learn class so bring something to take notes. Recipes will be provided digitally after registration closes. While this class is designed primarily for adults, teens age 13 and up are welcome to join. For teens and adults aged 13 and up. Registration required by visiting the library’s online calendar.
Coming Soon
Virtual Run to Fund
May 1 - 8 | Coppell ISD Education Foundation
The Coppell ISD Education Foundation invites you to join us for our Virtual Run to Fund! This Coppell community-based 5K event will be a week full of fun activities and prizes. You can run or walk it anywhere — on a treadmill, at your favorite park, in your neighborhood, or on one of our special course suggestions (coming soon!). We are excited to cap Race Week off with a fun, drive thru "Finish Line" Experience form 10 am - 2 pm, May 8, at Coppell High School.
Registration is now open so register on the Run to Fund website today. CEF will give $2 to the Physical Education Department at the CISD school of your choice for every registration. All funds raised will benefit CISD classroom and teacher grants awarded by CEF every year.
16th Annual Golf Outing
May 17 | 11 am | The Tribute and Old American
The Defenders of Freedom’s 16th Annual Golf Outing will be held on May 17th. This 2 course event has sold out year after year. Golfing on The Tribute and Old American Golf Courses our supporters are offered the opportunity for a day of unforgettable fun and an incredible opportunity to connect with the Veterans served by Defenders of Freedom. Build your team of three golfers and we will fill the fourth space with one of our Veterans. Registration and the start are at The Tribute: 1000 Lebanon Road, The Colony, TX 75056 Registration Options: Three golfers with a service member added to your team is $600. Four golfers without a service member is $600. A single entry registration is $200. Payment is due with registration by May 3. Register on the Defenders of Freedom website.