Family Day at the Museum of East Texas

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Family Day was held on Sunday, December 14th from 2-4 p.m. Activities at this festive event included creating Christmas cards, gifts tags, and reindeer and candy cane ornaments. Participants checked out an “Ice by Number” workshop with April Didrikson. Ice by Number is the world’s first edible pattern for decorating baked goods. Santa Claus will arrived at 3 p.m. for photos and an opportunity for children to share their Christmas wishes. This event was made possible by the I.D. and Marguerite Fairchild Foundation, the Simon and Louise Henderson Foundation, the Ernest L. Kurth, Jr. Charitable Trust, and Museum Guild.

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