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![]() Makeup fun extraordinaire from Kromatik. Along with back-to-school and post-summer planning comes the quandary of giving life to events that bring families and fun together at upcoming holiday and other corporate occasions in the months ahead. TSEvents XS scoured the market to bring you our finds for some great customizable family entertainment ideas: Artful Creations Even more fascinating are Kromatik’s interactive Art Circles for up to 20 participants. Using freehand sponge-and-brush technique (no air brushing here) the artists begin, moving from person to person – a masterpiece assembly line – each adding a signature flourish here, a shadow there, to produce amazing, personalized designs of vivid colour and drama for each “model” in under two minutes flat! www.kromatik.ca
Sleight of Hand Over three-quarters of the program involves audience participation with a finale that puts cards, coins and rubber bands into the kids’ hands so they can master a trick or two. Along with walk-around magic, Dietrich also offers teambuilding adult classes that can turn a room of corporate staffers into awestruck six-year-olds as they learn ice-breaking sleight of hand. www.dreamsrevealed.com ![]() Save the planet with Earth Rangers. Green Fun As well, The Earth Rangers’ education team travels to schools, community events and festivals with a live show that delivers fun, eco-conscious messaging that encourages kids to take action to protect the planet. Highlights are the up-close-and-personal encounters with their Animal Ambassadors, ranging from birds of prey such as red-tailed hawks to mammals such as opossums. Private corporate appearances entail a donation partnership. www.earthrangers.org
Tip Of The Icing Accommodating Kosher and other dietary restrictions, from lactose- and gluten-free to no egg and wheat, the Mount Pleasant Road boutique bakery is a specialist in catering to the wide-ranging needs of pint-sized and adult crowds. Tiers of vanilla and chocolate cupcakes — the two-bite minis are perfect for tiny appetites – and lollipop trees of hand-moulded, hand-painted Belgian chocolates mesmerize as edible centrepieces. Clever wrapping for takeaway goodies. www.lollicakes.ca
Walking Tall For hands-on fun, the company’s Kids On Stilts program offers a special condensed primer session that puts kids heads and shoulders above all, both in building confidence and physical creativity. Using mini stilts, and with a parent by their side, the children are shown to stand, walk and, for those ready to really cruise, a few simple dance moves. Adult teambuilding workshops available, too. www.swizzlesticktheatre.com
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