Play it Safe
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At ASCC's Play it Safe event, the fun begins when you arrive! This tremendous event for children and adults features a children's reception with food and activities, followed by a professional theater production offered by Childsplay, Arizona's critically acclaimed theatre for children and adults. |
Activities for children at past Play it Safe events have included puppet shows, storytelling, face painting, music, art, live zoo animals, the Delta Dental tooth fairy, PBS characters, and even real fire trucks. Other event activities include a terrific
silent auction...and of course the play!
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Play It Safe 2012: Tomás and the Library Lady
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Sponsorship Deadline: March 23rd
Ticket Sales Close: March 28th
Tomás and the Library Lady
April 7, 2012 • 9:30 AM
Tempe Center for the Arts700 W. Rio Salado ParkwayTempe, AZ 85281
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The Association for Supportive Child Care (ASCC) invites you to attend the Fourth Annual Play It Safe event, a magical fundraising event designed to celebrate the whimsy and wonder of being a child.
The fun begins at 9:30 AM as we welcome you and your family to a fun reception designed for both child and adult to engage in play. Take in scenic views from the Lakeside Room while enjoying an arrayof entertainers, including the Tooth Fairy, Jungle Jill Arizona, PBS 8 Maya and Miguel, a story teller, face painters, and more for children to enjoy. Purchase raffle tickets at the event for a chance to win a variety of prizes.
A light, child-sized breakfast buffet set to suit the pallet of your young theater-goers will include fresh fruit, yogurt, granola, and juice, and for adults, freshly brewed coffee.
At 11:00 AM, we will invite you and your family into the studio theater to enjoy the Childsplay adaptation of "Tomás and the Library Lady," by Pat Mora.
See you at the theater!
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