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officials break ground on trail connection Families are invited to experience DuPage Children’s Museum (DCM) ooey-er, gooey-er, and sloppy-er than ever before during Mess Fest on Saturday, June 24, from 9:00am–2:00pm. This event is included with Museum admission or membership. Mess Fest offers opportunities
for all levels of messy fun. From sensory experiments that begin with just dipping in a finger to fullon, foam-covered exploration, each guest can choose the level of mess that makes them happiest. Most activities will take place outdoors in the Museum’s parking lot. Paint BIG using a pendulum
bigger than the painter, concoct delicious dirt dishes in a messy mud kitchen, build slippery structures in shaving cream block building, make your own slime, bang on paint-filled drums and Boomwhackers® to make
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