Thursday February 3, 2011-Sunday February 6, 2011 is the York Builders Association Home Show at the York Expo Center (York Fairgrounds).
Children are free with an adult, adults are $6 ($1 off with a donation.)
Kids at a builders show? Sure! They have a few activities specifically for children including the Lego competition and face painting.
The schedule is as follows:
Thursday February 3, 2011
5PM-8PM- Lay-A-Brick
Kids and adults can learn brick-laying with students from York County School of Technology Masonry Academy and the York Adams Co Masonry Association aiding children. There is a $1 per brick donation for the York Builders Association Community Service and Scholarship Fund.
Friday February 4, 2011
5PM-8PM- Lay-A-Brick
See above description.
Saturday February 5, 2011
10:30AM-1:30PM- Kids can visit the Home Depot workshop and try one of a few different projects that can be taken home. They will also receive a certificate and orange apron. Kids must be accompanied by an adult and it's limited to the first 100 kids.
12PM-8PM- Lay-A-Brick
See above description.
1PM-4PM- Lego Home Building Competition
The Lego competition is hosted by Lexington Builders. Children ages 5-12 can compete (in two age groups) to build Lego masterpieces. Children in the competition will receive a t-shirt and goodie bag. Registration for both age groups is at 1PM. Space is limited to the first 25 children. 2PM is the start of the 9 & Under competition. 3PM is the start of the 10-12 competition. Kids will have 45 minutes to build their homes. 4PM is the awards ceremony. (I noticed the registration times are listed differently on the site. One page says both age groups are to register at 1PM, another says that the 10-12 group is to register at 2PM. You can confirm the correct time by contacting Cathy Warner at the York Builders Office at 717-767-2444 x16 or Cathy@YorkBuilders.com).
1PM-4PM Face-painting by Patti-O the Clown
Sunday February 6, 2011
12PM-3PM- Lay-A-Brick
See above description.
2:30PM-3:30PM- Jack Hubley- Snakes: Venomous or Not? Jack teaches you how to recognize venomous snakes vs. harmless ones.
http://yorkhomeshow.com/
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