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Blue Ridge Children’s Museum hosts Lantern Walk, fundraiser on Saturday

Rebecca Barnabi
The Blue Ridge Children’s Museum’s Natural Playground is in downtown Waynesboro. Photo by Rebecca J. Barnabi.

The Blue Ridge Children’s Museum in Waynesboro will host its third annual Lantern Walk and fundraiser on Saturday from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m.

The event will be held at the museum’s Natural Playground and will benefit the museum’s capital campaign, which will fund opening a physical building at 201 Short Street in downtown Waynesboro.

The museum seeks sponsors:

$250: Luminaria Sponsor- Your organization’s name placed on luminaria lining the lantern walk path & highlighted on event materials

$500: S’mores Sponsor- Your organization’s logo sticker on s’mores kits, one social media shout-out, shout-out during closing remarks at the event

$1000: Craft Sponsor- Your organization’s logo on all day-of event signage, logo on dedicated activity area signage, one dedicated social media shout-out, shout-out during closing remarks at the event

$2500: Lantern Sponsor- Be the title sponsor of our event! Logo on all print and digital event materials, two dedicated social media shout-outs, logo on all day-of event signage, opportunity to host an informational booth during the event shout-outs during announcements at the event

To become a sponsor or buy tickets, contact Karen Orlando at [email protected].

Activities will include S’mores and firepits, live music, storytelling, hands-on crafts, face painting and a scavenger hunt.

Tickets are $5 per activity, $25 all-inclusive bracelet for activities or $50 all-inclusive bracelet, unlimited S’mores, and youth T-shirt. Price is per family of four, and children under 2 are free.

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