Family Fun Day: Halloween Spooktacular!

Get ready for a wonderfully wicked Family Fun Day where you’ll create your own pinch-pot cauldron and craft haunted paper stained glass windows. Visit the galleries if you dare for mysterious touch and feel stations and a scavenger hunt before grabbing your sweet treats on the way out! FREE Register Here     Support Provided by the State of Connecticut on behalf of the CHET 529 College Savings Program    

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October 31, 2026 @ 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm

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Get ready for a wonderfully wicked Family Fun Day where you’ll create your own pinch-pot cauldron and craft haunted paper stained glass windows. Visit the galleries if you dare for mysterious touch and feel stations and a scavenger hunt before grabbing your sweet treats on the way out!
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Support Provided by the State of Connecticut on behalf of the CHET 529 College Savings Program
 
 

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Imagination Playground

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