May 1, 2008

Get out there and play

 

If your little ones love monkeying around the house pretending they’re circus performers give them a little inspiration at CircEsteem and the Chicago Youth Circus’ 7th Annual Spring Circus. The circus, at 3 and 7 p.m. Saturday and 1 p.m. Sunday, is performed by a troupe of kids 8-18 who will showcase their talents at Alternatives, 4730 Sheridan Road, Chicago.

 

CircEsteem, a non-profit organization, brings kids from all over Chicago together to work as a team in a multi-act performance. From riding unicycles and stilt walking to juggling and other acrobatic work, the acts are reminiscent of Cirque du Soleil thanks largely to coach, Wolfgang Beintzle, a former performer with the traveling group.

 

Tickets to the 7th Annual Spring Circus are $10, $5 kids and are available at the door. Reserved box seats are available for $25, but must be ordered in advance. For tickets or information, call (312) 731-HAHA (4242) or visit www.circesteem.org.

Get your prize pack here

 

 

Two lucky Chicago Parent readers will win a Disney DVD pack courtesy of Radio Disney. The prize pack includes“Little Einsteins: Race for Space,”“My Friends Tigger and Pooh: Friendly Tails,”“Handy Manny: Fixing it Right,”“Johnny and the Sprites: Meet the Sprites” and“Baby Einstein: Baby’s First Sounds.” To win, tell us your kids’ definition of what a Dad is. Post your answer on our discussion board, then e-mail your answer, name and your Chicago Parent ID to e-dition@chicagoparent.com. You must post and e-mail us for your answer to be counted. We will not release your information-it is purely for contact purposes. Some answers may appear in Chicago Parent magazine. Winners will be chosen at random and may have no affiliation with Wednesday Journal Inc. or its employees.

Piece of the prize

 

 

This week, five lucky Chicago Parent readers will win two Care Bears movies,“Care Bears: Ups and Downs” and“Care Bears: Sharing in the Sunshine.” To win, tell us what Care Bear your kid would be. Post your answer on our discussion board, then e-mail your answer, name and your Chicago Parent ID to e-dition@chicagoparent.com. You must post and e-mail us for your answer to be counted. We will not release your information-it is purely for contact purposes. Some answers may appear in Chicago Parent magazine. Winners will be chosen at random and may have no affiliation with Wednesday Journal Inc. or its employees.

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