FUNTASTIC FAMILY FAIR FEATURES 50 INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIES

FUNTASTIC FAMILY FAIR FEATURES 50 INTERACTIVE
ACTIVITIES

Great entertainment and hands-on activities at
each exhibit make for a unique way for parents and kids to find out about the
latest information for improved health and wellness. Infinity Foundation
presents its 8th annual FUNtastic Family Fair: Healthy Choices for
Healthy Families on Sunday, January 29 from 1:00 - 4:00 PM at the Highland Park
Country Club, 1201 Park Avenue West.  Admission is $5.00/person, under 4
is free.

The fair, aimed at pre-schoolers through 6th
graders, is for parents and their kids to learn and play together. It features
over 50 hands-on interactive exhibitors and about healthy choices, fitness, and
arts and expression. There is ongoing entertainment. The Fair provides an opportunity
for parents and children to experience and learn about wellness products and
services, with free screenings and free samples. Kids and parents are able to
interact with all of their senses with the vendors and entertainment.
Entertainers include Rich Maisel's Singing Encyclopedia, hula hooping, balloon
twisting, hair braiding and face painting and more.

Barbara May, Chair of the Fair, says “families
come back each year looking forward to all of the fun activities. Once people
come, they stay the whole time because there's so many activities for the kids
and their parents to do together.”

Also included are kid exhibitors who Sell &
Show hand crafted items such as artwork, jewelry, tie dye, or friendship
bracelets. Children may keep the money they earn or perhaps consider giving it
to a charity. Nancy Grace Marder, executive director of Infinity, says “having
the kids show and sell is a wonderful aspect of the fair. There is so much
value in kids expressing their creativity by selling things they’ve made from
their heart. It also gives them a first hand opportunity to run a mini-business
or raise awareness like the Reach for Change Elm Place school project paper
doll project for Saving the Children of Darfur.

Infinity Foundation is a nonprofit educational
organization located in Highland Park. Infinity offers more than 200 Courses
for Life™ each year for children, teens, and adults in personal development and
holistic health. Bestselling authors from all over the country give
workshops and retreats. For more information or a free course guide call
847-831-8828 or visit online, www.infinityfoundation.org