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      Winter Wishes Come True at Kidspace Winter Frolic

      People smiling around fake snowmen

      Winter Frolic (Photo – Kidspace)

      Kidspace Children’s Museum, in the Arroyo near the Rose Bowl, invites families to its third annual Winter Frolic, through January 7, 2024.

      By News Desk

      Make warm and fuzzy family memories when you experience all the fantasy fun of “snow play” in warm and sunny Southern California—no mittens required. Prance like a reindeer, perfect your ballet twirl, or practice a penguin slide across the no-ice Sock Skating Rink. Build a fort with frost-free ice blocks, camp out in a cozy cabin, or dress up a snowman family, including their dog.

      And that’s just the tip of the iceberg! Families will enjoy a flurry of hands-on wintertime activities and all-new special performances at one of Southern California’s favorite family holiday celebrations.

      Come frolic and play the Kidspace way this holiday season and make everyone’s holiday wish come true—treasured moments that fill your heart with warm and lasting memories.

      “Creating family traditions, especially this time of year, is so important to give children a sense of identity and foster a safe, warm, and secure environment where they can learn and grow,” said Kidspace CEO Lisa Clements. “Winter Frolic has become the most delightful memory-making tradition at Kidspace. It brings together all the warmth and joy of the season for children and their families.”

      Winter Frolic is included with general admission, and Sock Skating tickets are $5 per person. Visit this website to reserve tickets for the Winter Frolic and the Sock Skating Rink. Kidspace will be closed on Mondays and on Thanksgiving Day.

      Kidspace Children’s Museum
      480 N. Arroyo Blvd, Pasadena, CA 91103
      (626) 449-9144

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