HUDSON, Fla. – Hudson High School’s track and field will transform into a massive community hub this Saturday, March 14, as the school joins forces with the Hudson Community & Health Resource Center (HCHRC) for their Annual Spring Festival. Running from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at 14410 Cobra Way, the event is designed to connect local families with essential services while providing a day of free entertainment.
Early birds have a specific incentive to show up on time; the first one hundred people through the gates will be entered into a raffle to win a Tampa Bay Lightning hockey puck and hat, both signed by two of the team’s players.
Beyond the sports memorabilia, the festival grounds will be packed with a car show, a petting zoo, and more than sixty local vendors. Organizers have confirmed that food, games, and live entertainment will be provided to all attendees at no cost.
The festival serves as a public face for the HCHRC, a collaborative initiative involving Metropolitan Ministries, St. Leo University, and Premier Community HealthCare.
The center’s primary mission is to streamline access to medical, dental, and mental health care, alongside providing a food pantry, clothing closet, and educational tutoring for students and neighbors.
According to organizers, the gathering is intended to strengthen community ties and promote wellness in a welcoming environment.
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