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Vacation Drop-Off Day: Slimy & Scaly

Vacation Drop-Off Day: Slimy & Scaly Friday, November 10 Ages 5 – 9 9:30 am – 12 pm Limited to 12 children No school? No problem! Join us for a morning of fun at the SM&NC! Each day will have a different theme but will be full of live animal visits, trail experiences, art projects, and more! Must be of age by date of program. Please pack a peanut/tree nut free snack and drink, and dress for outside/messy play. Meets…

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November 10, 2023 @ 9:30 am - 12:00 pm

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151 Scofieldtown Rd
Stamford, CT United States

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Vacation Drop-Off Day: Slimy & Scaly
Friday, November 10
Ages 5 – 9
9:30 am – 12 pm
Limited to 12 children
No school? No problem! Join us for a morning of fun at the SM&NC! Each day will have a different theme but will be full of live animal visits, trail experiences, art projects, and more!
Must be of age by date of program. Please pack a peanut/tree nut free snack and drink, and dress for outside/messy play.
Meets at Heckscher Barn
Members: $45/day/child
Non-Members: $50/day/child
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