Public Events --
Where Are the Wild Things?
- Location: Illinois State Museum, Springfield, Springfield
- Date: Sunday, October 28, 2012, 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Annual Halloween Festival
- Noon to 4:00 p.m.
- $2 for children 12 & under, $1 for adults
Join the Museum for this annual Springfield tradition. The Museum is partnering with the genH Coalition to present fun and educational natural science and health activities for children ages 12 and under. Children will learn about heart health from a dissected pig heart, explore a bat cave, play games, and more. New this year, players from the Springfield Jr. Blues will get kids moving with a fun Halloween hockey activity course. Live entertainment will include: - Magic with Eldon Roark at 12:30 & 2:30 p.m. and
- Comedic juggling by Troy Roark at 1:30 & 3:30 p.m.
Each child will receive small prizes and healthy snacks and will be eligible to win door prizes such as fishing poles, toys, books, and other educational and recreational items, thanks to donations from many area businesses. Proceeds will support educational programs at the Museum throughout the year. For more information, contact Elizabeth Bazan at ebazan@museum.state.il.us or (217) 782-5993. CLICK to Press Release for additional information.
When you visit these businesses, please thank them for their support of the Illinois State Museum. Spooky Sponsors Andiamo! Cafe Augie’s Front Burner Bergh-White Opticians, Inc. Dance Arts Studio Daton Kaisner, State Farm Agent Frye-Williamson Press, Inc. Estes, Bridgewater & Ogden, CPAs genH Coalition Koke Mill Medical Associates Marine Bank O’Connor Mailing Service Selvaggio Steel Inc. Springfield Electric Supply Co. St. John’s Children’s Hospital WDBR 103.7 FM Prize Sponsors BJ Grand Salon & Spa CherryBerry China Towne “Ceramics Painted by You” Family Video Knight’s Action Park & Caribbean Water Adventure Lincoln Memorial Garden Lincoln Orbit Earth Science Society Meijer Miles Tshirtsdotcom R&M Cyclery Sam’s Club Springfield Disc Golf Club
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