HALLOWEEN: Halloween Nestival @ Nest Philly, 10/30

Nest Philly's No. 1 rule - parents have a right to have fun with their kids - is the driving force behind their first-ever Halloween Nestival.

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HALLOWEEN: Halloween Nestival @ Nest Philly, 10/30

POSTED: Thursday, October 27, 2011, 10:00 AM

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Nest Philly’s No. 1 rule — parents have a right to have fun with their kids — is the driving force behind their first-ever Halloween Nestival. The event pays tribute to moms, dads and children with not-so-spooky ‘nestivities’ — everything from a Black Cat Treasure Hunt and balloon-making class to Halloween storytelling sessions. In fact, the only screams you'll hear from this soiree will be from scary face painting and a jam session of kid-friendly tunes. But don't worry, parents. If "Monster Mash" medleys aren’t your cup of tea, Chef David Katz of Meme will be there handing out chocolate-coconut macaroon spider treats and other wholesome desserts. That sounds doable, huh? Sun., Sun., Oct. 30, 10 a.m.-1 p.m., $10, Nest Philadelphia, 1301 Locust St., 215-545-6378, nestphilly.com.

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