Family Fun Fest
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Family Fun Fest is a special day for families to come out and have fun with children’s activities, games and educational programs that provide information for parents to help celebrate the week of the young child. Children ages 6 months to age 12 years will enjoy playing and participating in the various activities scheduled throughout the afternoon. Free Admission!!
1-4 pm at the Mall in Hays
This event is sponsored by the Hays Interagency Coordinating Council’s Education Committee.
Contact Person: Michelle Dannels
mdannels@usd489.com
HICC Education Committee Chair
(785) 623-2440 or (785) 623-2630
2300 E 13th
Hays Ks 67601
Family Fun Fest
Phone : 785-625-3314 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : mdannels@usd489.com
Web: www.shophaysmall.com
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