Let's Go Do Fun Stuff in Wonderland

Alice in Wonderland
Children’s Theatre Company is please to welcome the Queen to its stage for the first time in over a decade.
The Queen of Hearts, that is.
And Omri and I had the privilege of meeting China A. Brickey to discuss her role as the Queen of Hearts in Children’s Theatre Company’s production of Alice in Wonderland.
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This weekend, you can enjoy some of the first maple syruping events in the Twin Cities. Sunday, March 3 at noon, Fort Snelling is hosting its annual Maple Syruping at Your Backyard event. Learn what you need to start this at home and enjoy a sample before you leave. Make sure you register by noon on Saturday. It’s Free except for the State Park Vehicle Sticker.
Snapology of Minneapolis, located in the heart of Uptown is loaded with hands-on building, exploration, experimentation and learning that is fun and intuitive. Kids ages 3 to 14 will find birthday parties, classes, camps, field trips, creative play sessions and workshops all year long. Birthday parties start at $250, and summer camps are $369 for full day experiences.
In honor of Women’s History Month, you can bring older kids to Silent Sky at Theatre in the Round. This show is based on the true story of astronomer Henrietta Leairtt. The description on the website says “there is music and math bursting forth on stage.” So I guess there’s a little something for everyone.
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