Seasonal & Holidays
Train Demos, Bat Making, Pumpkin Painting Set For Night At The Museum
DuPage County Historical Museum will host its annual Night at the Museum Halloween party on Oct. 18.
WHEATON, IL — Train demonstrations, pumpkin painting and a make-your-own bat project are some of the activities planned when DuPage Historical Museum hosts its annual "Night at the Museum." The Halloween-themed party, which aptly includes a viewing of "A Night at the Museum," is set for Oct. 18.
Other activities include a flashlight scavenger hunt, along with coloring and scratch mask-making crafts. Each child who attends will receive a bag full of candy and other goodies.
"Night at the Museum is a great event to introduce children and their families to DuPage County history while enjoying a Halloween-themed party," Kaitlin Lizik, Wheaton Park District Annual Giving and Events Manager, told Patch.
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Lizik added, "We encourage all guests to dress up in their favorite Halloween costume."
Night at the Museum is tailored for kids ages three to 12 years old. Tickets are $18 per person; children are required to be accompanied by an adult who paid admission.
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