The Police Athletic League (PAL) of Manatee County will be holding a festival this January in Bradenton for children.
The Manatee PAL 2nd Annual Kids Festival and Circus invites families to participate in fun activities. Children can interact with many unique animals during the event, such as zebras, alpacas, and mini horses. Kids can also visit exhibits, ride trains, jump in bouncy houses, and get their faces painted at the festival. Organizations that set up community events like this can use banner printing services to promote the festival to locals.
The Coronas family will be providing a circus act for the upcoming festival, creating an original production for the Bradenton community. They have been working with the organization Circus Hollywood for five generations, with past family members working as talented wire walkers as part of the show. On each night of the festival, attendees can witness high-energy acts performed by acrobats, animals, and daredevils.
The Manatee PAL 2nd Annual Kids Festival and Circus will be held from Friday, January 17 to Monday, January 20. The opening night of the event will begin at 5:00 pm and last until 10:00 pm. Those who are interested in supporting the Manatee PAL and it mission to strengthen bonds children and police officers can donate money on the group’s website. The organization offers many programs each year to help guide local kids with positive mentoring.
