Myer Centre Adelaide’s Party Wonderland | April School Holidays FREE Activity

Throwing a massive craft party for the kids, the Myer Centre will be bringing hype these school holidays! Across the week kids will can decorate their very own special party hats! With stickers, jewels, pom poms and paint pens, kids will go silly when they see this one! Staff will entertain, encourage and guide the kids through each workshop, giving parents a chance to sit back and relax!

If there’s anything we love more than a super fun, hands-on activity for the kids in the school holidays, it’s a FREE super fun, hands-on activity for the kids in the school holidays.

Ask and you shall receive; the Myer Centre Adelaide provides!

That’s right, throwing a massive craft party for the kids, the Myer Centre will be bringing hype these school holidays!

Across the week kids will can decorate their very own special party hats; with stickers, jewels, pom poms and paint pens, kids will go silly when they see this one! Staff will entertain, encourage and guide the kids through each workshop, giving parents a chance to sit back and relax!

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Myer Centre Adelaide’s Party Wonderland

Dates: Various workshops from 26th April 2022 to 30th April 2022

Cost: FREE (bookings essential)

How to be involved: Book via Myer Centre Adelaide’s Website from Monday 18 April 2022 onwards

myercentreadelaideshopping.com.au

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