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Written by Just Add Kids, Founder

Paula Herrmann








Got your attention?

We've got a couple of announcements here that I am so sure many of you will be super-dee duper dee excited about.

Who loves kid-oriented, family-friendly events? Who has come to our annual Just Add Kids EXPO!?

Not only does JAK have one event to announce. We've got two!
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Picture from RESALE 2013It's been a long time a comin' and with a lot of inquiries as to when Just Add Kids would have another RESALE! event...it's baaaaack! Our last RESALE! drew 800 guests in the doors of Festival Hall in Racine in February of last year, with a line that had formed prior to the doors opening.  JAK is excited to produce its first event ever in Kenosha, with the event being held at the Kenosha YMCA. Registration for sellers of new/used baby equipment, children's clothing, toys/games, juvenile furniture, youth sports gear, etc.

We also want to welcome crafters that create items for babies, kids, families, and are extending an invitation out to moms that are part of direct sales companies that cater to women, kids and families.

Registration opens at noon on Friday, August 1st! Let's do this thing!

RESALE JAK Family Rummage Sign 7.2014 for email, posting, etc.-page-0 (2)

So, I did say 2 events, right?

Here's something new! We love, love, love doing our signature annual EXPO! event. It's in our blood! We're excited to introduce a bit of a scaled-down version with a new event we're calling the  Just Add Kids Family. Fun. Fair! that we'll be bringing to other communities that we serve, starting with Oak Creek! Mark your calendars peeps for Saturday, September 27th. More details to come!

Family Fun Fair logo

For more information, stay tuned to our SPECIAL EVENTS page on the Just Add Kids website, hook up with our Facebook Events pages: RESALE: JAK Family Rummage & MarketPlace Event & Just Add Kids FAMILY. FUN. FAIR!






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