Fuquay-Varina, NC- The staff at Gingerbread LittleVersity, a family-owned childcare facility, has announced that they will be holding their 2nd annual Spring Fling. The Spring Fling will be held on Thursday, May 1st, from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at Gingerbread LittleVersity's uptown location. The Spring Fling is open to the public and will feature a variety of great food, fantastic entertainment and fun activities for all ages to enjoy.
"We would like to cordially invite everyone to come join us at our 2nd annual Spring Fling," said Kelli Ketner, owner of Gingerbread LittleVersity. "The Spring Fling is such an exciting event and we would love the opportunity to share the fun with all of the area's families. Bring children along and let them experience first-hand all the fun activities and games Gingerbread LittleVersity's Spring Fling has to offer. Or, feel like a kid again and indulge in the variety of entertainment and food."
The 2nd Annual Spring Fling features rock climbing, balloon art, an obstacle course, a moon slide, a stilt walker, hot dogs, popcorn, spin art, a magician and a book fair. Current families of Gingerbread LittleVersity can earn free registration by bringing a friend to the event who enrolls. The uptown location address is 1521 North Main Street in Fuquay-Varina, NC.
For more information about Gingerbread LittleVersity's, contact Kelli Ketner at 919-522-GRAD (4723) or visit www.fuquaychildcare.com
About Gingerbread LittleVersity:
Gingerbread LittleVersity is a child-care facility located in the historic town of Fuquay-Varina, where they attend to children from infancy to 12 years of age. With credentialed teachers and over 28 years of experience, Gingerbread LittleVersity is a top-notch care center, offering reading programs, tutoring, computer training, track-out programs and swimming lessons for all students. For more information about Gingerbread LittleVersity, please call 919-552-GRAD (4723).
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