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Moms, dads, grandparents and kids from across Southeastern Wisconsin are  invited to attend the "go to" family event, brought to you by your's truly...Just Add Kids, Racine, Kenosha and the surrounding area's resource for family fun. Read More...



The event is being held at the large, accessible, convenient Case High School fieldhouse, located at 7345 Washington Avenue (Highway 20) in Racine. The Just Add Kids EXPO! will offer information, services and products from over 60 area businesses and organizations, all in a fun, hands-on, learning environment. There will be roving characters, face painting, balloon twisting, stage performances and presentations scheduled throughout the day including Kohl's Wild Theater which will be presenting their show "The Reach of the Rain Forest" at 10:30am and 12noon. Jason Love will perform a magic show from the main stage of the event at 11:15am. Exhibitors will provide several kid's games and activities, as well as giveaways. Event is FREE to attend. Refreshments will be available for purchase from Tommy's Chicago Dogs, Kona Ice of Kenosha, and Health-E Vend, LLC.

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Just Add Kids EXPO 2012 Harmonious Beginnings pic








Check the Just Add Kids website www.JustAddKidsOnline.net for a list of  participating businesses, organizations, performances, and other highlights: http://www.justaddkidsonline.net/EXPO.html


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