
Little Kids Week In | STEManiac at Scienceworks
Little Kids’ Week In invites kids ages 5 and under and their grown-ups to Scienceworks for a week of fun, celebration and STEM-based play.
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Little Kids’ Week In invites kids ages 5 and under and their grown-ups to Scienceworks for a week of fun, celebration and STEM-based play.
A huge day of free family fun, live entertainment, children’s rides, street performers, music, dancing, street food, face-painting, magical Lion and Dragon dancing, red-pockets and firecrackers ending with spectacular fireworks.
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Please note this is a three-part workshop where children must attend each weekend.
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You can choose your own adventure with fun, free activities designed to get you moving and grooving, making and shaking.
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