Triangle TRACKS’ Fall Membership Drive is Sept. 14-30

Sept. 14, 2009 - PRLog -- Triangle TRACKS, a social network for Triangle parents located at http://www.triangletracks.com, kicked off its fall membership drive Sept. 14. The contest ends Sept. 30 and first, second and third place winners will be announced Oct. 2.

All members of Triangle TRACKS who joined the site before Sept. 14 are eligible to participate. During the contest, Triangle TRACKS members are encouraged to invite friends to join the site through Sept. 30. The member who produces the highest number of joined friends wins a first place prize package worth more than $700. Second and third place prizes are also awarded.

First place prizes include tickets to the Carolina Ballet’s presentation of “Swan Lake,” four tickets to the “Imagination Movers National Tour” at the Durham Performing Arts Center, a Polar Ice House birthday party package, a family fun pass to Marbles Kids Museum and an IMAX documentary film, a premium membership to The Sitter Connection, passes to BounceU in Apex, passes to Phillips Corn Maize and Family Fun in Cary, passes to Winterpast Farm in Wake Forest, and a signed copy of “Ships Without a Shore” by Anne R. Pierce. Click here for a list of second and third place prizes: http://www.triangletracks.com/xn/detail/2109618:Note:17317.

Triangle TRACKS’ content focuses on education, museum exhibits, parks, youth sports, camps, music lessons, art lessons, performing arts studios, birthday party venues, amusement centers, restaurants, childcare facilities, healthcare resources, children’s trends and much more. The Triangle TRACKS calendar is updated daily and offers the Triangle’s most comprehensive accumulation of children’s events in the region.

Triangle TRACKS hosts a page on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#/pages/Triangle..., and a Twitter account at http://twitter.com/triangletracks.

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About Triangle TRACKS:
Triangle TRACKS links to 2,000 sources across the region focused on the improvement of children’s lives. It is a product of parenthood and an accumulation of resources resulting from years of children’s birthday parties, games, youth sports, museum exhibits, parks, concerts, camps, clubs, education experiences and much more. Learn more about Elizabeth Shugg, owner and editor of Triangle TRACKS, at http://elizabethshugg.com.