Fluffy slime at Moses Lake Museum Saturday
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Crafters of all ages can make fluffy slime Saturday at the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center’s free Family Saturday.
COURTESY PHOTO/MOSES LAKE MUSEUM & ART CENTER
MOSES LAKE — Fluffy slime will be the theme of this month’s Free Family Saturday at the Moses Lake Museum & Art Center, according to an announcement from the museum.
Free Family Saturday runs from noon to 2 p.m. and, as the name suggests, is free for all ages. All materials are supplied and the museum even cleans up afterward, the announcement said.
Funding for Free Family Saturday is provided by support from museum members and donations, the announcement said. Registration is required; families may sign up for a free year-long pass at the museum’s registration portal.
For more information, visit moseslakemuseum.com.
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