STORY FEST
SEP 25
10:00 am — 2:00 pm
Ford House
313-884-4222
events@fordhouse.org
Calling all bookworms! Enjoy a day filled with spectacular stories, creative activities and fun performances at our first-ever Story Festival!
Our festival is a partnership with the Grosse Pointe Public Library and the ECHO Library and Resource Center and promises to be a fun day out with a lot of learning mixed in.
Admission:
Free for kids ages 5 and under
$5 for everyone ages 6 and up.
Tickets are available in advance here, or by calling (313) 884-422.
At the festival, you’ll find stations around the estate with fun and immersive activities for the whole family, all meant to spark a love of reading. Story themes draw from the lakeside estate and include the water cycle, gardens, and sustainability, art, home, nature, and transportation.
We’ll have performances and activities from:
children’s singer-songwriter Jim Gill;
Company One, a dance company from Wayne State University, Maggie Allesee Dept. of Theatre and Dance;
Brenda Ban of Built to Thrive;
and Detroit’s Arts & Scraps.
Parents can bring blankets, folding chairs, strollers, and wagons to comfortably move from station to station. Masks are required indoors for all visitors ages 2 and up, regardless of vaccination status. Please review our current COVID-19 safety precautions before attending.
Thank you to the Ford Motor Company Fund for generously supporting this event
ECHO is honored to be awarded a partial grant from the GPFPE.
USPBL will give each child a certificate of completion and a ticket to a game at the Jimmy John's Field just for completing your March scavenger hunt! Thank you Heather Cook!
https://www.wxyz.com/news/local-preschool-teachers-work-to-promote-early-education-through-hands-on-library
Preschool Teachers Develop Resource Center for Students by Kate Vanderstelt (GP News) www.grossepointenews.com/articles/preschool-teachers-develop-resource-center-for-students/