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By Lisa Arrell · 7/24/2019
Who doesn’t love a party? And this one is filled with entertainment, birthday treats, dancing, mascot friends, plus…it ‘s FREE!
The FREE party gets underway at 10:30am with entertainment by the amazing juggling duo, the DKers. After the DKers WOW us with their juggling skills, Yummie’s friends show up to party with the kids. Yummie has friends from all over Lancaster County and they’ll be ready to party. Guests will enjoy meeting a bright bunch of local mascots, dancing with mascots, and free cupcakes!
Families can also have a blast at Yummie’s Fun Zone featuring a bounce house, cookie decorating, games, crafts, face painting and more. The entrance fee is $5 and all proceeds benefit two great non-profit organizations: Schrieber Pediatric and Lasata Farm and Non-Profit Organization.
Don’t miss this fun, FREE party filled with smiles and activities for the entire family! Yummie can’t wait to see you at the party on August 3rd!
Click here to read all about Yummie’s Birthday Party!
We’re inviting kids of all ages to join us for a day of fun at Yummie’s Birthday Party on Saturday, August 3rd at Kitchen Kettle Village! Who doesn’t love a party? And this one is filled with entertainment, birthday treats, dancing, mascot friends, plus…it ‘s FREE!
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