Philly moms, if you’re looking for a spooky but family-friendly event this October, make sure to check out Franklin Fright at the Franklin Institute! Every weekend in October, your kids can experience a mix of science and Halloween fun in this immersive and educational event that’s perfect for all ages.
From trick-or-treating through the museum to interactive exhibits that explore the science behind the spooky, Franklin Fright offers plenty of opportunities for kids to dress up, learn, and have a blast. There’s even a live fire show that will leave you in awe! With themed activities, costume parades, and lots of candy, it’s the perfect way to combine science education with Halloween excitement.
This event is designed to make science come alive in a way that’s engaging and fun for the entire family. Plus, it’s a great chance for your kids to dress up in their favorite costumes while learning something new!
So, grab your costumes and head to Franklin Fright for some science-filled Halloween fun! It’s the perfect Philly family event to kick off the spooky season while sneaking in some education along the way.
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