(Advocate file photo.)

(Advocate file photo.)

Spring Tea at Red Deer’s Cronquist House on April 10

Cronquist House at Bower Ponds will be throwing open its doors on Monday, April 10, for a Spring Tea.

Refreshments and treats will be served from 2 to 4 p.m. by the Red Deer Cultural Heritage Society, which is hosting this special tea as a way to celebrating spring.

This is a popular event, so to reserve a $25 seat, please call 403-346-0055, or book online at rdchs.com.

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