Sing, dance and play

By Nan Kording

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The Springfield Park District is proud to present a free singalong, dance-along and do-along music festival and 40-year celebration for Funshop, the Springfield Park District’s play-based educational program for children ages 16 months through five years and their parents. The stage entertainment includes music by Chel, Miss Carole’s “Macaroni Soup” show featuring music and movement activities for kids, Chris Camp, the world champion Whip Guy (as featured on “The Tonight Show” and listed in the Guinness Book of World Records) and Magician Troy Roark. Other attractions include concessions, Twister Tim and Sunshyne the Clown Balloon Creations, The Music Factory, Music Therapy Connections and face painting by Texas Roadhouse. For more information about the Funshop program and the Kids Family Music Fest/Funshop 40th Anniversary Celebration, visit http://springfieldparks.org.

Kids Family Music Fest Funshop’s 40th
Anniversary Celebration
Sunday, July 24,
2:30-6:30pm
Lincoln Park
Fifth Street and
Sangamon Avenue
544-1751
Free

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