The 2010 Kids Zone will take DIY Street Fair to a whole new level of FUN! Free shows workshops and activites will run in the Kids Zone both Saturday and Sunday from 12Noon to 6PM. Located in parking lot just West of the Ferndale Library. Free biodegradable balloons (while supplies last), free water available on site, ice cream available for purchase. We think it’s just about as close as you can get to a child’s imaginative wonderland.
More 2010 Info Coming soon!
Meanwhile, here’s what happened last year…
2009 Kids Zone
Arts and Scraps
1PM-5PM
Arts and Scraps: fun, hands-on craft projects made out of recycled materials (one project Saturday, another on Sunday). Visit Arts & Scraps
Detroit Zoo
Noon - 6PM
The Detroit Zoo presents workshops and puppet shows about the animals we can find in our own backyards, and how we can protect them by living a more eco-friendly lifestyle. Visit Detroit Zoo
Rock Climbing
Sunday Only : Noon - 6PM
Yet another way to celebrate rock! The Rock Climbing Wall will allow kids to use their own might to climb to new heights and catch a great view of the fair.
SWAT Vehicle
Sunday Only : Noon - 4PM
Ferdale Public saftey authorities will be on site to let kids get up close and personal with the big big SWAT Vehicle which would help keep us safe in case of any bad guys.
Hootenanny
Sat/Sun : Noon - 1PM
The main stage will be abuzz with song - and you can sing along! About Family Hootenanny
Circus School
2PM - 6PM
Cirque Amongus returns with a chance for kids to experience what it’s like under the big top! Circus school, shows and workshops. Visit Cirque Amongus
Rock School
Noon - 5PM
Detroit School of Rock and Pop MusicTM is conducting a “music experience” where kids can watch the pros then jump in to play electric guitars, drum kits, and more. Let’s Rock! Visit Detroit School of Rock and Pop
Ferndale Fire Truck
Saturday Only : Noon - 4PM
Ferdale Public Saftey authorities are opening up one of their big big fire trucks! Get up close and climb inside one of these great machines that helps fight fire, and ask the fire fighters how you can prevent the need for it where you live!
