family block party festival guide 2011

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Activities and exhibitors subject to change the day of the event.

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Moonwalk

Toddler Moonwalk ages 4 and under

Storytelling

Food

Pumpkin Toss

Mask Making

StorkBrokers Toddler

Play ZoneFace Painting

Imagine It! Children’s Museum

Performance Area

Young Audiences

Little Red Barn Petting Farm

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Moonwalkages 5 and up

Giant Slide

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Teddy BearHospital

Wheel of Fortune

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Moonwalk

Train

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Climbing Wall

Exhibitors

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Mommy Wheel

Snacks

First Aid / Lost Kids

Friendly Frights

Pumpkin Buckets

ABC123Cake Walk

Duck Pond Baby Changing Area

Book Walk

KidazzleFace Painting

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Petite Priss

Dream Friends

Trick or Treat Street

Bubble Walk

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Domino’s

ModelRailroad

Fun-FareInfl atable

Playground

Pirate ShipAdventure

Atlanta Braves

Kiddiepillar

DeKalb County Fire Truck

Atlanta Dream

Basketball Shot

Baby Changing Area

Walgreens

Project KARMA

Big ThinkersScience

Exploration

Families of Children Under Stress

Pumpkin TreasuresBig Wheels

ObstacleCourse

Center forPuppetry Arts

ComcastSports Zone

Operation Homefront

Two Menand a Truck

Giant Slide

Food

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Bubble Fun Universe

Baby Prize Wheel

Sidewalk Art

Exhibitors

Get Glittered

Mini Pumpkin Painting

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Stop by StorkBrokers.com and learn how you can sell your no longer needed baby & kid items in an easy to use, online marketplace. Take a turn at the duck pond, enjoy face painting, crafts and more in the StorkBrokers Toddler-only zone.

Get Your Game On! Video game gurus can test their skills with Game Truck Party, and parents can catch some football on tv. Fans looking

for a physical challenge can race each other in the bungee run and learn to slam dunk in the Comcast

interactive sports play area. Visit with the Atlanta Braves and Atlanta Dream to catch up with your favorite local sports teams.

What’s cooler than getting your picture taken with Cinderella or Captain Jack Sparrow from Pirates of the Caribbean? Come down to the Dream Friends area to get your photo snapped with the characters against a green screen. When you get home from Block Party, go online to download your keepsake memory. Your picture will even be on a coordinating background!

Create a Craft. Build a hat out of a paper bag with the help of Young Audiences to top off your Halloween costume, then head over to BeDazzle-Do for a whimisical hair do. Center for Puppetry Arts will assist young artists in building their own puppet. After crafting, take a stroll down Trick or Treat Street with your new creations.

Tail Waggin’ Good Time. Children will enjoy reading aloud to one of Therapaw’s certifi ed therapy dogs in the storytelling area from 1:30-2:50 p.m. Kids and dogs alike will benefi t from this unique experience, the perfect opportunity for shy guys and gals to practice their reading in front of an attentive audience!

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Aurora Children’s PlayhouseBroadway Across America

Build-A-Bear Firehouse Subs

Imagine It! The Children’s Museum of Atlanta

Interactive Neighborhood for Kids Lil’ Bears Indoor Playground

Malibu Grand PrixMark-My-TimeMedieval Times

Monster Mini GolfMountasia Golf

That Pottery Place The Rock Ranch

Young Chefs Academy

Mommy Prize WheelGwinnett County Parks & Rec.

Domino’s Pizza Jack’s Harvest McDonald’s

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Zöe’s Kitchen

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StorkBrokers.com Toddler-only Zone with mini-moonwalks, games, crafts and interactive infl atables.

Test your sports abilities in the Comcast Sports Zone. Take a swing with the Atlanta Braves and shoot hoops with the Atlanta Dream.

Animal lovers can cuddle a bunny or pat a fuzzy sheep at the Little Red Barn Mobile Petting Farm and saddle up with Mane Event Ponies! Check out the critters visiting from Zoo Atlanta.

Game Truck Party is breaking out their awesome video game theater and parents can catch college football games in action. National Model Railroad Association will be presenting a minature railroad display.

Explore not-so-spooky Friendly Frights, check out the Trick or Treat Street and make your own Halloween mask with fl uff, sparkle and sequins.

Experience spa fun with Petite Priss, treat yourself to whimsical hair from BeDazzle-Do, and accessorize with glitter tattoos from Get Glittered.

Come out and play! We’ll have moonwalks, a climbing wall, mini-golf, a train, police cars and a fi re truck to explore.

Don’t miss these awesome crafts from Family Block Party’s benefi ciaries. Join in a community service project with Pebble Tossers to make quilts for the homeless and create scratch art with Familes of Children Under Stress.

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Savethe date!


● Visit Domino’s in their Mobile Pizza Kitchen to sample one or all three of their New Domino’s Artisan Pizzas.

● Great Entertainment: ■ Jam with Radio Disney from noon

until 2 pm ■ Don’t miss Cinderella and Jack Sparrow

from Dream Friends, Atlanta Falcons cheerleaders and more!

● Look for Hot Tamales!

● Young Einsteins, come join Big Thinkers and dive into the fascinating world of science by creating your very own slippery slime! You’ll have so much fun,

you may forget that you’re learning! Big Thinkers Science Exploration is a fresh and fun approach to science learning!

● Look for clues in our Scavenger Hunt!


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StorkBrokers: Time to get rid of that room full of outgrown children’s clothes and baby items. StorkBrokers.com is an online marketplace for parents that makes it easy to list, sell and buy items. Why overspend on everything from baby jackets to maternity clothes when they’ll be useless in a couple of months? This web site is a great way to save money, as well as get a little back from your own investments. Looking for something special and can’t find it? Put in a request and StorkBrokers.com will notify you when it’s available.

XFINITY: XFINITY from Comcast is a proud sponsor of the 2011 Family Block Party. Visit the XFINITY booth for great specials and prizes. XFINITY offers Digital TV with the best in On Demand, available on TV and now online. Fast high-speed Internet with top-rated security so you can feel safer online. Home phone service with unlimited nationwide calling and the best call clarity. Call 1-800-XFINITY or visit xfinity.com

Two Men and a Truck: Get behind the wheel and explore inside one of our big trucks! At Two Men and a Truck, customer service is the number one priority, and they follow the “Grandma Rule” – to treat everyone the way you would want your Grandma to be treated. What began as an after-school business for two high school boys has become an internationally-known moving company noted for its customer relations. So even though Grandma may not be as anxious as your 5 year old to climb around in this big truck, make sure you stop by and check it out!

Dominos Pizza: Introducing Domino’s Artisan Pizzas! We don’t wear black berets or apprentice with the masters in Italy. But when you taste any of our three New Artisan Pizzas with their hand-stretched, artisan-style crusts, and perfectly balanced combinations of select ingredients, you may just think we are artisans! You can choose from Spinach & Feta, Italian Sausage & Pepper Trio or the Tuscan Salami & Roasted Veggie. Come visit us in our Mobile Pizza Kitchen at the Family Block Party to sample one or all three of our New Domino’s Artisan Pizzas. Visit us at www.dominos.com to order these delectable new treats and to see what else your local Domino’s has to offer.

Fun-Fare: Fun-Fare offers a large selection of entertaining activities for every party and celebration. With many options to choose from, your event won’t be complete without one of their inflatable bounces, obstacle courses, giant slides or carnival games!

Mercer University: Ready to go back to school? Mercer is the place to go for continuing your education. A recognized degree. Professors who care about your success. A reasonable schedule that’s made for you, with: eight-week sessions, weekend and evening classes, cohort programs, and five admissions points every year. That’s higher education for working adults. Explore our undergraduate or graduate programs. Find the program that will accelerate your career – or launch you into a whole new one. Learn more at www.workingadults.mercer.edu


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2011 Benefi ciaries

Ripples of Service Project IdeasTossing pebbles. It’s see-a-splash, watch-a-cool-

ripple fun. It’s pretty remarkable how one person and a teeny pebble can make such a far-reaching impact. It’s the concept behind local non-profi t Pebble Tossers, which believes one child and an act of service can create far-reaching ripples of giving that span their family, community and lifetime. Founded in 2008 by two Atlanta Moms, Pebble Tossers is a non-profi t youth organization and online family volunteering resource serving over 5,000 youth and family members in metro-Atlanta and over 60 local non-profi t members.

The Pebble Tossers mission is to ignite a passion for volunteerism in youth that develops their character and impacts our world. They accomplish this by matching children’s interests and abilities with the needs of their community. Registering to be a volunteer is free at pebbletossers.org and gives you complete access to Pebble Tossers events, programs and services.

With a database of over 200 projects to choose from with local, pre-screened organizations, Pebble Tossers Volunteers complete hundreds of projects and

serve thousands volunteer hours in Atlanta every year in impact areas including: The Arts, Animals, Elderly, Environment, Families in Crisis, Homeless, Hunger, Sick or Disabled Children, and Our Troops & Veterans.

Pebble Tossers is a great resource for scouts, youth groups, and holiday giving projects. Recent 2011 accomplishments of Pebble Tossers volunteers include:

■ Collecting and packaging 2,000+ pairs of gently-worn shoes for the people of Haiti via local non-profi t Never Enough Shoes

■ Creating and hand-delivering hundreds of thank you cards to Atlanta Veterans at the GA Veterans Medical Center on the 4th of July

■ Collecting and packing $2,500 worth of backpacks and school supplies for students at Emma Hutchinson Elementary School in Atlanta.


Family Block Party was created eight years ago to celebrate and give back to the

communities and families we serve. Each year we invite organizations who support families in metro Atlanta to become beneficiaries of Family Block Party. This year Atlanta Parent magazine is excited to partner with two local nonprofits: Families of Children Under Stress

and Pebble Tossers. Each of these groups reach out to parents and children in our community to provide valuable services. If your organization is interested in being a future partner with Atlanta Parent magazine and Family Block Party, please email Laura at [email protected]; applications will be available November 1, 2011 for consideration for 2012.

Families of Children Under StressWhen a child is diagnosed with a disability or

medical condition, parents are thrown into a new world of medical specialists, frequent hospitalizations, and ongoing therapies. They might watch their child

undergo painful medical procedures or hear a prognosis that sounds hopeless. They need information from parents who have walked this journey. They want recreational options for their children as they grow.

FOCUS began in 1983 when two medically fragile children shared a hospital room. These children had no specific diagnosis, and the parents could not find a support group. They

became friends after that hospitalization, and, in each other, found comfort, information, and hope. Together, they founded FOCUS to help families cope with the overwhelming struggles of parenting a child with special needs. Through the years, FOCUS has grown to offer comfort and hope to parents and fun programs for children with disabilities. FOCUS reaches almost 3,000 families in metro Atlanta and surrounding areas.

This non-profit organization understands and supports the unique needs of families with children who are medically fragile or have significant developmental or physical disabilities. FOCUS offers comfort, hope and information to parents; accessible recreational and social programs for children and teens; and fun, inclusive activities for the entire family.

FOCUS offers many programs for children, teens and young adults, families and parents. Besides providing fun social activities, like overnights and camps, the programs also provide useful information for parents with medically fragile children. Go to www.focus-ga.org or call FOCUS at 770-234-9111 for details about the programs.

Whether you’re the parent, sibling, or just a friend of a special needs child, you can help enrich the community through volunteering. FOCUS offers many fun and rewarding volunteer activities and will always accept helping hands for upcoming events, like their Moms Day Off and the FOCUS on Fashion show.

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to thank our special friends:

DeKalb County Fire and Police Departments, DeKalb County Sanitation, Fun-Fare, Little Red Barn Mobile

Petting Farm, Milano Pizza & Subs, Two Men and a Truck, and Zöe’s Kitchen.

Accelerated LearningEducational Services

Afl acAtlanta Ballet

Atlanta HeightsCharter SchoolAtlanta Opera

Avon Big Thinkers

Science Exploration Bubble Fun Universe

Cabos & Williams Special Education Attorneys

Center for Puppetry Arts Comcast

Crawford Orthodontic CareDazzling Diva Day Spa

DeKalb Babies Can’t WaitDiamond Girlz Day Spa

Domino’s PizzaFamily Upward Life Coaching

Fencing Star AcademyGame Truck PartyGeorgia Center forHumane EducationGeorgia State ParksGotta Dance, Atlanta

Imagine It!The Children’s Museum

Kiddie Kuts Salon and Spa

Lutheran Services of Georgia

Nationwide Insurance

New York Life -Free Child I.D.

NuturMe Baby Food

Operation Homefront Georgia

Peach State Health Plan

Petite Priss

Quality Care for Children

Robert M. Goldberg& Associates

Riverview Camp for Girls

Scentsy, Inc.

SittersULove

Sophia Academy

StorkBrokers

Supercuts

Taylor Construction

The Galloway School

The Legacy Group

Tutor Time ChildCare Learning Center

Walgreens

Woodruff Arts Center

XXI Century Entertainment

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FREE Atlanta Braves • Atlanta Dream • Big Wheels Area • Bubble Walk • DeKalb County Police Department Domino’s Pizza • Families Of Children Under Stress • Fire Trucks, DeKalb County Fire Dept. • Friendly Frights

Game Truck Party • Imagine It! The Children’s Museum of Atlanta Make-it & Take-it • Little Red Barn Mobile Petting Farm • NMRA Atlanta, Piedmont Division Model Railroad • Pebble Tossers • Petite Priss • Project KARMA

• Radio Disney • Scavenger Hunt • Sidewalk Art • StorkBrokers Duck Pond • StorkBrokers Toddler Play Area Storytelling Area • Teddy Bear Hospital • Two Men and a Truck • Zoo Atlanta

• Climbing Wall • Crown Making • Dream Friends Character Photos • Get Glittered Tattoos • Mini Pumpkin Painting • Train • Trick or Treat

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ABC123 Cupcake Walk • Adventure Jeep Bounce • Baby Prize Wheel • Basketball Shot BeDazzle-Do Whimisical Hair Designs • Big Thinkers Slime Making • Book Walk • Bubble Fun UniverseCenter for Puppetry Arts • Comcast Sports Zone: Bungee Run • Comcast Sports Zone: Infl atable Hoops

Dragon Obstacle Course • Double Decker Bus Infl atable • Face Painting • Fire Truck Infl atable Get Glittered Tattoos • Giant Slide •Island Adventure Obstacle Course • Madagascar 5-in-1 Combo • Mask Making

Mini-Putt Putt • Mommy Prize Wheel (adults only) • Moonwalks • Operation Homefront Georgia • Pick a Spider Pirate Ship Adventure • Pumpkin Buckets • Pumpkin Toss • Pumpkin Treasures • Snake Mini Obstacle Course

Test Your Strength • Toddler Basketballl • Toddler Moonwalk • Wheel of Fortune

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11:00 a.m. Kidazzl Parties11:30 a.m. Atlanta Belly Dance12:10 p.m. Traveling Tim Dandy and Sandtown All-Stars12:50 p.m. Caroline Herring – Young Audiences, Woodruff Arts Center1:25 p.m. Kim Armstrong’s “A Popular Dance”2:00 p.m. Beebo & Ravioli’s Spectacular Circus – Imaginators from Imagine It! The Children’s Museum of Atlanta 2:30 p.m. Talent Showdown Winners: Demi Willis and No Comment2:50 p.m. Mr. Greg’s Musical Madness3:30 p.m. Little Beat Music

11:00 a.m. Horizon Theater – Madeline

11:30 p.m. Lawrenceville Ghost Tours

12:30 p.m. Wren’s Nest – Akbar Imhotep

1:00 p.m. Wren’s Nest – Akbar Imhotep1:30-2:50 p.m. Therapy Dogs International Chapter 1933:00 p.m. Marty Barrett – Young Audiences – Woodruff Arts Center

DJ services provided by Little Beat Music. Plus don’t miss performances by our Talent Showdown fi nalists: Claudia Kelly,

Da Crunk Squad, Alexis Starr, Principal’s List, Cameron Taylor, Cobe Jackson, Little Party Girls and Bria, McDonald’s The Gift winner. Children’s Performance Area DJ services provided by DJ Kiki,

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