Calling all superheroes, princesses, and dino enthusiasts! The Koch Family Children's Museum of Evansville (cMoe) invites you to come celebrate all things kids' pop culture at its annual Kids Comic Con this Saturday!

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This exciting event gives children the opportunity to explore diverse forms of storytelling, art, and culture through the world of comics and characters. Each year, cMoe brings together artists, authors, community members, and fans, hoping to inspire a love for reading, artistic expression, and critical thinking in our kiddos.

The 2024 Kids Comic Con is happening on Saturday, July 20th from 9am-5pm at the Children's Museum of Evansville. Here's what to expect...

  • Face Painting from 9am-12n
  • Costume Contest at 12n. Categories include Best Superhero Costume, Scariest Costume, Best Group/Family Costume, Most Original Costume, and Best-Costumed Adult
  • Door Prizes
  • Crafts and Activities
  • Ghostbusters, Princesses, Real Life SuperHeroes, and more roaming the exhibits
  • Vendors and Food Trucks

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While Comic Con events are often geared towards adults, kids equally love characters from their favorite TV shows, movies, and comic books and are thrilled when they get to meet them. cMoe's Kids Comic Con provides children with this opportunity in an exciting environment. We're looking forward to seeing guests' creative costumes, and families having 'the best day ever' with us. ~Executive Director Erica Schmidt

This event is free with paid General Admission. Museum General Admission is $15 per person, and cMoe Members and children under 18 months of age get in for free. Tickets can be purchased in the Children’s Museum or online at cmoekids.org.

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