More than 20 crafters sell their crafted items. Also find homemade pies at the bake sale, which can be frozen and served during the holidays. The 3rd Annual Holiday Shopping Night takes place from 6pm until 9pm and there is no admission charge. Head to the Mulready Elementary School located at 306 Cox St, Hudson, Massachusetts, 01749. For more information please call 978 562-1119.
Families with children can enjoy an exciting night at the Downtown Aquarium to explore the exhibits, learn about the animals, make a craft, and more. Bring a sleeping bag and snooze among the sharks and rays. Event cost includes admission to the Aquarium, a t-shirt, snack, and breakfast. One adult chaperone per five children admitted free. Advance reservations two weeks in advance are required….but you may want to call to see if space is still available.
Kids like to use accessories like stickers, colourful make-up material and tattoos. Children should be allowed to paint freely without any restrictions. Children should select stickers and colours for self-generated designs. After the painting is complete, allow the partners to see the mirror. An opportunity should be given to the artist to show the painting to others as well.
Local author and radio host Dom Testa reads from and signs copies of his science fiction novel for young readers, The Comet’s Curse, the first book in his Galahad Trilogy.
More information: At the gym at the 21st Century Community Learning Center afterschool program at East Broad Street. Best character mask contest. For details, call 912.201.5500.
You’ve got to be wondering why event organizers go through the trouble of drawing posters and skin art. It’s because it’s a good strategy to raise the team spirit. This is especially true if you’re trying to raise team spirit for sporting events. Before custom temporary tattoos, event organizers used to draw the team’s mascot on posters and distribute them to the crowd. They might also have face painting with designed skin art with several variations to raise team spirit. It’s very effective. There’s no doubt about that. All they needed to do is be as creative as possible and the artwork does all the hard work.
One- Amherst Live, Saturday September 26, 2009 from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. Location is in downtown Amherst. Bands will be Dragonfly from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and Desert Rose from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Four dollars per person ages twelve and older. One dollar for children eleven and younger.
Kroger, Presenting Sponsor, will once again bring local team members with an amazing display of food selections, water, wine sampling and gift bags for the first 1,000 guests. Villagio restaurants will offer guests an array of samples sure to please.
Some kids like putting temporary tattoos on their skin; they are easily available at very low prices. Tattoos are very much enjoyed by kids; they should be allowed to have fun with tattoos as well. Kids like to have tattoos on their arms, ankles, wrist and cheeks. Tattoos can be easily removed by applying cold cream and wiping it with a tissue.
The Hudson Valley RibFest, August 16-18, Friday, Saturday & Sunday in New Paltz at the Ulster County Fairgrounds. Gates open Friday night at 5 p.m. for a country concert starting at 6:30. Tickets $30. On Saturday (11 a.m.-10 airbrush bodypainting p.m.) and Sunday (11 a.m.-5 p.m.) $5 gets you free parking, admission and music. In addition, there will be food vendors and booths with BBQ related products selling their wares plus the BBQ competition. Children under 12 free.
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