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Children's Museum of Green Bay promotes healthy choices through new ‘Taste of Summer' event

Children's Museum of Green Bay promotes healthy choices through new ‘Taste of Summer' event

Yahoo11-06-2025
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WFRV) – In a brand new event, the Children's Museum of Green Bay invited families to celebrate the beginning of the summer while promoting healthy choicemaking.
The Taste of Summer event is a new event that started at 3 p.m., running until 7 p.m., celebrating the fun of summer with healthy decisions at the forefront.
'We believe children learn best through play, and Taste of Summer builds on that mission by offering interactive, educational and hands-on experiences beyond our regular exhibits,' Executive Director Toni Burnette said via a release.
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The event included free healthy food with outdoor activities, from a bubble party, water exploration, face painting and oversized games.
Museum exhibits were also open for attendees to enjoy, allowing families the opportunity to still get the true experience of the attraction.
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