Are you looking for something to do with the kids? Bring them to the Kids at the Castle event taking place at the American Swedish Institute on Saturday, November 21st.
Admission is $30 for the entire family, which is a nice price break from the typical $17 for per adult admission.
About Kids at the Castle
Join us for a special, puppet-filled edition of Kids at the Castle featuring Seth Eberle. Seth Eberle returns to ASI with Dream of Owls, an imaginative puppet performance that helps families explore fear, curiosity, and the power of learning. From the creative mind behind The Box King and With Stars Above, Seth brings his engaging storytelling and handcrafted puppetry to two special November mornings.
In Dream of Owls, little Theo drifts off to sleep and becomes frightened by a mysterious hooting sound. With guidance from his father and a strangely familiar dream dragon, Theo learns to face his fears by discovering the source of the sound: an owl. Through creativity, curiosity, and knowledge, Theo discovers that understanding the unknown can transform fear into wonder. Families will enjoy a magical puppet experience featuring table-top, hand, and rod puppets as well as an imaginative dream world brought to life through changing sets and colorful transformations. Developed with professional naturalists and environmental educators from Silverwood Park and the Minnesota Zoo, Dream of Owls combines accurate science with engaging storytelling for family audiences.
Advance registration is required. Adults must accompany children.
The event runs from 9-10am. ASI staff will unlock the front doors at 8:40 am; if arriving outside public hours, visitors should use the buzzer by the blue wall. Food, beverages, and chewing gum are not permitted in the exhibition spaces, including the historic Turnblad Mansion.
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Originally from southern Minnesota, Laura has called the Twin Cities home for over fifteen years. In her rare free moments, she enjoys reading, spending time with loved ones, and savoring a hot cup of coffee.
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