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BubbleFest continues through Sunday in Seattle

August 8th, 2008 by cdunagan

Jump into a fluffy, foamy mass of bubbles at Pacific Science Center, where 20 inflatable pools will be available for kids who can’t get enough bubbles at home.

Showers will be available for washing off, organizers say, but folks who prefer to stay dry can take a kayak ride among the dinosaurs in the big pool at the Science Center. Make your own giant bubbles, play in foam pits or work on crafts.

I haven’t been to BubbleFest, but Science Center staffers usually do a good job with events like this.

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