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Escape cabin fever at Science Central for Winterval 2012. Enjoy half price admission, cool Ice Age activities, from 10:00 am to 5:00p.m.

Warm up inside Science Central while learning about the Ice Age. At the Atlatl toss, children will explore how primitive people hunted for food. Guests will also have the opportunity to make Glacial Gak (A.K.A.Slime). For some super-cold fun, guests can enjoy tasty, liquid-nitrogen ice cream. Bring a rock or shell from home to trade in The Swap Shop, where cool fossils will be featured. 

The Community Center’s Winter Carnival is expanding this year to include more locations, more hours and much more fun! On Saturday, January 28, beat the winter blahs by bringing the whole family downtown for snow crafts and activities, ice carving demonstrations and yummy treats to warm you inside and out.

All day long, professional carvers will create ice sculptures before your eyes in front of the Community Center, the Botanical Conservatory, Parkview Field and on the Arts United Plaza.

Here's the schedule:

* 9:30 am - 5 pm Historic Fort Wayne, Nouvelle Annee 1752 (Free Will Donation)
* 10 am - 5 pm Science Central (Half Price Admission)
* 11 am - 10 pm Headwaters Park Ice Skating, Figure Skating Exhibitions
* Noon-5 pm History Center (Half price admission)
* Noon-6:00 pm Arts United Campus
* 1-2 pm Auer Center for Arts & Culture, Coffee Shop Talk about costume design for ballet performances
* 1 - 3 pm Lawton Park, Polar Bear Rugby Game (Free Admission)
* 1 - 5 pm Botanical Conservatory "Down on the Farm" ($1 Off Admission)
* 2 - 5 pm Community Center "Winter Carnival" (Free Admission)
* 5:30-6 pm Arts United Plaza, Arts United Fund Drive Kickoff Celebration, including free drawing, hot chocolate, cookies and illumination of Northern Lights Sculpture Display (Free Admission)

The locations are marked on the map below. For more information on Winterval, please go to http://www.fortwayneparks.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=396&Itemid=571.



For more information, contact 260-424-2400, Ext. 427.