Halloween Mayhem Comes to the Kalamazoo Valley Museum on October 26
The Kalamazoo Valley Museum comes alive with spooky music, decorations, and stories during Museum Halloween Mayhem on October 26.
KALAMAZOO, Mich., Sept. 25, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Halloween Mayhem Comes to the Kalamazoo Valley Museum on October 26
The Kalamazoo Valley Museum comes alive with spooky music, decorations, and stories during Museum Halloween Mayhem on October 26. Storyteller Jenifer Strauss will present two different storytelling programs. "Hey-Ho, It's Halloween" includes tingling tales and spooky songs for the whole family. Get free tickets for this 12:30 p.m. performance at the front desk. At 2 p.m., older children and adults will enjoy, "Urban Legends." Strauss will weave tales that will make you shiver, giggle, and grab your best friend. If you enjoy stories of mystery and intrigue, stories that send a shiver up your spine, or you are baffled by the unexplained, you will enjoy these urban legends. Warning, this is not a program for the weak of heart!
Jenifer Strauss is dynamic and thought-provoking, engaging and educational, and heart-warming and humorous. She offers a unique brand of energy-injected and interactive performances using story as the common denominator to capture interest, motivate learning, inspire action, and transform lives. In 1993, following ten years as an environmental educator and classroom teacher, Jenifer Strauss united her passion for teaching and storytelling to create Story Be Told, a narrative consulting business. For over 20 years, Story Be Told has been using stories to help educators, organizations, and individuals connect, communicate, and achieve their goals.
Warm up with Halloween and family games in WorldWorks from 12 to 4 p.m. Then visit Mindbender Mansion 2, on display from September 21, 2019, to January 5, 2020. Exercise your mind as you learn to master 11 brainteasers and three group activities in a fun and unconventional exhibit of mystery and challenge.
The planetarium will be offering four free shows running every half hour from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. See the Monster Mash, Ghost Busters, This is Halloween, and our yearly favorite, Nitewalk.
Admission to the Kalamazoo Valley Museum is free. The Kalamazoo Valley Museum is operated by Kalamazoo Valley Community College and is governed by its Board of Trustees.
Media Contact Bill McElhone
Kalamazoo Valley Museum Director
269-373-7990, [email protected]
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