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Family Friendly
As always, kids 12 and under get in FREE at the Festy. We've got a full slate of kid's programming as well, so if you've got little ones they're in for the time of their lives! There's a giant Kids Zone run by Little Planets, featuring nature show & tells, tie-dye workshops, magic shows, and much much more! We will also have private on-site child care, kid-friendly food & drink, and lots of sensory stimulation to keep everyone happy. |
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The Kids Zone hosted by Little Planets at Festy will feature multi-sensory play areas, imaginative play stations, arts & crafts, a baby-safe area, and lots of fun activities for your kiddos! |
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The Dreamtime Project shares music and myths to audiences small an large, young and old. These tales from around the world incorporate world music instruments and storytelling in a way that is educational, inspirational, and most importantly, fun! |
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The Hive is an arts & crafts bar serving projects daily just like a restaurant serves food. The Hive has drop in crafts for all ages, artist led workshops, studios, live music, kids camps, hosts corporate events, and the best artsy birthday parties in town. Locally owned and operated by two Super Moms.To find out more visit www.thehivecville.com or follow us on Instagram & FB @thehivecville
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Mesmerizing magic featuring Mr. Magic and amazing air-filled ornaments to brighten everyone's day! Freckles 'N Friends |
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Fall in love with nature on woodland walks led by One Forest. Make a journey stick, follow a bug back to his home, or just experience the wonder that abounds at IX Art Park. |
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Blue Ridge Music Together is proud to teach the Music Together curriculum, which includes an award-winning mix of original songs and traditional tunes from a range of musical styles, including folk, blues, jazz, and world music. The music is pitched just right for children's voices, and the arrangements are fun, sophisticated, and loved by children---and grownups!
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Wildrock’s mission is to promote nature play for health and happiness. Given that nature play is less a part of daily life today than in any previous generation, it is necessary to create enticing opportunities for people to reconnect with the natural world.
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