The Kenosha Public Museum is inviting families to a festive Candy House Family Workshop on Friday, Nov. 27, and Saturday, Nov. 28. Each two‑hour session runs from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the museum’s downtown location at 5500 First Avenue.
What the workshop includes
Participants will construct a candy‑covered house using graham crackers, pretzel rods, cookies, frosting, and an assortment of colorful candies. Museum staff provide house‑style patterns and construction tips at the start of each session, ensuring that every finished house is unique.
Family‑friendly and affordable
The activity is designed for a wide range of ages, making it an ideal option for families looking for a structured yet open‑ended activity during the school break. The cost is $15 per person, and registration is required through the museum’s website. Online sales close two days before each class to allow the museum to secure sufficient supplies for instructors.
Refund and cancellation policy
If the Kenosha Public Museum, the Dinosaur Discovery Museum, or the Civil War Museum cancels the workshop, a full refund will be issued. Refunds requested within 72 hours of the program are subject to a $10 processing fee, and no refunds are offered on or after the day the workshop begins. Classes may be canceled if enrollment minimums are not met two days prior; participants will be notified by phone or email. In the event of unforeseen circumstances such as weather, power outages, or instructor illness within 72 hours of the workshop, the museum will attempt to reschedule or provide a voucher for a program of equal or similar cost.
How to sign up
Families can register and find additional details on the Kenosha Public Museum’s website. Spots are available for both Nov. 27 and Nov. 28, allowing families to choose the day that best fits their schedule.
This workshop offers a fun, creative way for parents and children to spend quality time together while celebrating the holiday weekend, reinforcing the museum’s mission to provide educational and engaging experiences for the Kenosha community.
Original reporting: Kenosha.com — read the source article.
