Here Comes California's Largest Kidsfaire! Hundreds of
Interactive Children's Activities, Fun Family Booths, Non-Stop Children's Entertainment, Including the Barney Live on Stage!
America's Family Expo is California's largest children's and family event, on September 6-7th at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton.
Including the exclusive appearance of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in Concert, Strawberry Shortcake Show, High-Flying Trapeze Shows, Pirate Shows, Ice Skating, 14 Family Adventure Zones, Moto-X Racing, Wild Wild West, Strawberry Shortcake in Concert, Craft City and acres of Rides including camel rides.
Visit Safari-Town to watch cheetahs, alligators, and other jungle creatures, experience the Great American Barnyard, petting zoos and pony rides. Clown-Town offers kids the chance to play, side by side, with
the best clowns on the planet, learning to juggle, ride a unicycle or fly high on a trapeze. The Wild Wild West features stunt shows, barrel racing, trick roping and panning for gold. Make fun arts and crafts
projects inside Artists Alley, and create everything from high-flying kites to birdhouses.
Enter the world of the Princess Pavilion to meet our special princesses, enjoy a mini-makeover and design a crown and wand. Craft City features the handmade wares from hundreds of artisans. There's fun for all ages.
Meet over 25 of your favorite children's characters, as they come to life right before your eyes. Special characters include SpongeBob, Dora the Explorer, Bob the Builder, Care Bears, Cabbage Patch Kids, The Rugrats, Winnie-the-Pooh, Strawberry Shortcake, Clifford the Big Red Dog, Curious George, The Berenstein Bears, Scooby-Doo, Madeline, The Wild Things, and many more!
The Kidsfaire takes place from 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Admission is $8. for adults, $5. for children 2-12. For more information on Arizona's largest children's and family event, visit www.americasfamilyexpo.com or call 866-283-8600.
Official Website: http://www.thekidsfaire.com
Added by janicesmom on August 20, 2008
rowntree23
What a joke - this show is not worth attending and DEFINITELY not worth vending at.
For the kids/parents - over-priced parking - entry fee - food - rides (no they're not free) - over all, very disappointing.
For the vendors - don't even think about it - they operate by hard selling and lying to a new bunch of vendors each year (yes that's you Joni). They claim an 85% return rate of vendors each year - bullshit! - Joni claimed (and I still have it in writing) that she had spoken to 72 vendors that had all made more than $7000 at the show (this was two days later) - funny I watched vendors packing up at 3pm on the first day.
When I asked Joni if she had been at the the show, she informed me "no, because she was having chemo".
If you sign up for the show (and not payed anything) and try to back out, they inform you that "you have to do the show or they will call their lawyers in".
Two words - "rip off"