The Children's Water Festival is coming to Oxford County this year. Today, about 20 kids got a sneak preview at some of the events during their March break at the Woodstock Museum. The kids went through three interactive stations that are not only fun, but also teach them about water. Raiden told Heart FM what he learned about today. "I've been learning about water pumps and pollutions." Water Festival Coordinator, Linda Smith says there will be many more activities when the festival takes place, two months from today. "When the students come out, we'll have 45-50 activity stations, based on water conservation, protection, science and technology and attitude." Some 3000 grade 2-5 students from the area will be attending the festival on May 15th.

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