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10 great reasons to join us for Kids Fest!

by Casey Shupe

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You’re invited to the biggest family party in the metro on Saturday, March 29 from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Rose State College student union just east of OKC! Bring your whole family to join the fun and make some great memories!

10 great reasons to join us for Kids Fest on March 29!

  1. Parking is free and admission is only $5 per child pre-registered or $8 at the door for children ages 2 -17. Adults and babies under age 2 are FREE! With every pre-registered paid ticket, you get a FREE child’s pass to the Blue Zoo , a $16.95 value! 
  2. Jump and bounce to your hearts content on bounce houses and obstacle courses provided by Andy’s Altitude.
  3. Enter our Cover Kids 2026 contest for FREE with your paid Kids Fest admission. Use our special backdrop for your entry!
  4. Take a photo with your favorite princess, hero or Jedi character.
  5. Visit over 50 vendors and discover new family-friendly attractions, businesses and resources throughout the metro area. They will also have some special offers just for Kids Fest attendees!
  6. Watch Emmy-award winning artist and community advocate Jabee Williams emcee multicultural stage performances from Lyric Theater Thelma Gaylord Academy, Indian Folk Dance from the Nritya Arpan Dance School, Yúmare Mexican Folkloric Dancers and Hưng Việt Drum Show & Lion Dancers.
  7. Complete the Kids Fest scavenger hunt for instant prizes, plus enter for a chance to win amazing prize packages including an Oklahoma Awesome Adventures cabin or treehouse family getaway featuring breakfast with the elephants, four round trip tickets on the Heartland Flyer, a Buckaroos party package from Chester’s Party Barn, free swim lessons from Aqua Tots, four pack of tickets from SKELETONS: Museum of Osteology, free swim lessons from Goldfish Swim School, 50% off 1 season of Lil Kicker’s from Soccer City, family book pack from Metropolitan Library System, a free class at the Thelma Gaylord Academy and tickets to an upcoming production, Celebration Station Family Pass, and swag from other vendors and more!
  8. Test out your footwork skills with Soccer City, get creative doing some art and craft projects, play mini golf, corn hole, carnival games or battle it out in the Arena 51 nerf zone!
  9. Pick out a book to take home from Metropolitan Library Systems.
  10. Touch real bones and specimens with Skeletons Museum of Osteology or learn about 3D printing with Rose State College Kids College!

Learn more about Kids Fest!

Thank you to our generous Kids Fest sponsors

Presenting Sponsor 

Host Sponsor

Community Sponsor

 

Engagement Sponsors


Supporting Sponsors

Vendors

Aetna Better Health of Oklahoma

Arena 51

ArtWorks Academy of Performing Arts

Association of Central Oklahoma Governments

Aqua Tots

Boys and Girls Clubs of Oklahoma County

Celebration Station

Cocina De Mino

Community Health Centers of Oklahoma

Community Motherhood

Cristo Rey OKC

Family Expectations

Goldfish Swim School

Heartland Flyer

Human Healthy Horizons

iCode Edmond

i9 Sports

Jedi OKC

LeafFilter Gutter Protection

Life Church Midwest City

Lilyfield

Mid-Del Technology Center

Marisa Made Party & Event Planning

Northwest Pediatrics of Oklahoma City

Nothing Bundt Cakes

OK Fosters

Oklahoma Awesome Adventures

Oklahoma City Indian Clinic

Oklahoma Hall of Fame

Oklahoma Kid Strong

Oklahoma Parents for Student Achievement (OPSA)

Red Rock Behavioral Health

Renewal by Anderson

Safe Kids Oklahoma

School of Rock OKC & Edmond

Sharkey’s Cuts for Kids

Simply Enchanted Travel

Skeletons Museum of Osteology

Stellar Pediatric Urgent Care

The Care Center

The Family Initiative

University of Central Oklahoma College of Education and Professional Studies

Visit Shawnee, Oklahoma

YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City

Interested in being a vendor at Kids Fest? Learn more about sponsorship benefits by emailing casey@metrofamilymagazine.com

 

 

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