Don’t forget tomorrow (Friday October 12th) is the Cafe de la Leche de Chavoneros – bring held from 5pm to 7pm at the Altos de Chavon Regional Museum of Archaeology and as part of the activities there will be a fun kids workshop!
To read more about this edition of the Cafe de la Leche, a monthly gathering hosted to gather milk supplies for the crib room at the Hogar del Niño, click here!
During the fun kids workshop, your little one will learn all about the stamps used by the Taino Indians – by creating their own stamps made of wood. In addition the workshop will teach the children about the different plants used by the Taino people, as well as the various animals around during the Taino times- a topic which will help them to understand why it is important to take care of our environment.
By the end of the workshop, the children will have created a booklet souvenir to take home with them.
NOTE: Spaces are limited to just 15 children, and there are only 4 spaces left! Call now to reserve yours!
“Creative workshops” at the Altos de Chavon Regional Museum of Archaeology
This workshop will be similar to the “Creative workshops” offered daily by the Altos de Chavon Regional Museum of Archaeology. The museum offers 3-hour workshops (RD$500 per child) on a demand basis- and so can be arranged in the morning or the afternoon and can also be adapted to suit the age of your child.
Fun Kids Workshop!
During this very special Café de la Leche, in the museum’s “aula de exploración” (exploration classroom), the museum will be hosting a mini-creative workshop – so the kids can have fun, whilst the adults have fun!
Ages:5 – 12 years
Contact/reservations: (809) 523-8554
Spaces are limited to a maximum of 15 children – so please reserve your child’s place in advance.
The Cafe de la Leche is a monthly charitable event, a little like a coffee or a tea party held for the ladies of Casa de Campo (although men are occasionally invited) and usually takes place on the first Friday of the month, hosted by a member of the Casa de Campo villa at her Casa de Campo villa or occasionally restaurant/business.
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