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It's a Vernon Winter Carnival event for the generations.
The Grandparent and Grandchild Dance, hosted by the Greater Vernon Museum and Archives, takes place Sunday, Feb. 11.
The winter wonderland-themed dance party not only includes a mini-square dance lesson, but also the chance to join Kiki the Frozen Fairy (aka Kiki the Eco Elf) in silly, interactive dances.
During the break, participants will be offered an ice cream sundae provided by Lollipop Lane as well as other snacks and refreshments.
Due to the overwhelming response of last year's event, a second dance has been added.
The morning dance, from 10:30 a.m. to noon, is recommended for grandkids six and under, while the afternoon dance from 1-2:30 p.m., is more suitable for children seven to 12 years old.
Camillia Courts will taking pictures as grandparents and grandchildren enter the museum, and will provide the digital image for free.
This event is also a part of the museum’s Kids Series sponsored by Kal Tire.
Tickets must be purchased in advance and can be found at the Vernon Winter Carnival.
