Музей для детей в Майами проводит жуткое и веселое празднование Хэллоуина

MIAMI - Join the Miami Children's Museum as it celebrates its 16th annual Not So Scary Halloween Bash on October 4, a delightfully eerie extravaganza that promises a spectrum of thrills for families and their young ones. This much-anticipated event will run from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at their location on 980 MacArthur Causeway, offering a Halloween experience that balances fun with just the right touch of spookiness. Designed specifically for young children, the bash eliminates the usual nighttime frights and instead embraces a vibrant and welcoming Halloween atmosphere. Activities Galore: Attendees can indulge in trick-or-treating through 17 uniquely themed interactive galleries, each offering a blend of education and entertainment. Little scientists can uncover the mysteries of spooky science experiments, while budding artists can express their creativity with face painting and pumpkin decorating. Headlining the afternoon is the eagerly awaited grand opening of the museum’s Haunted House. Engineered for all ages, this attraction provides a thrilling experience that promotes wide-eyed wonder rather than fear. Guests can also savor a delectable lunch provided by Diced, amidst a host of other art activities and character meet-and-greets. Tickets and Continuing Celebration: The Halloween Bash experience is priced at $60 for museum members and $70 for non-members, with full information and reservations available at miamichildrensmuseum.org. The Halloween spirit doesn't end with the bash—Miami Children's Museum extends its themed programming throughout October. Guests can enjoy special weekend trick-or-treating sessions on October 10, 17, and 24, access to the Haunted House every day, engaging performances from the 'Creepy Pair of Underwear' Theater Troupe, and Mini Monster Monday on October 26 tailored especially for toddlers. Don’t miss this opportunity to partake in a month-long celebration of creativity, learning, and Halloween joy at the Miami Children’s Museum.