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The Sandbox – An Interactive Children’s Museum Kicks off Summer Fun Programs!

(Hilton Head Island, SC) The Sandbox, An Interactive Children’s Museum, is celebrating summer with a Summer Fun Series of special programs and activities held each day at the Sandbox. Summer programs include Pottery classes, Cupcake Decorating, Crafty Kids, Summer Fun Craft Activity, Interactive Art Classes led by local artist Veronica Martini, Parents night Out, Imagination Hour, and Coastal Critters by Coastal Discovery Museum.

The Crafty Kids Program includes sand art, tie dye shirts, and oyster shell art. The Interactive art classes include Picture Frame Art, Sand-Hand Mosaic, and a Go Green Gator made from repurposed products.

The Sandbox is an interactive children’s museum with region related exhibits, activities and programs for children’s ages 9 years and under. There’s a toddler area perfect for the little ones who are crawling and sitting up to 3. The museum hours are Monday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m./

The Sandbox is located at 18-A Pope Avenue, next to St. Andrew By-The-Sea United Methodist Church. For more information, please contact Caroline Rinehart, Operations Director at 843.842.7645 or log on to thesandbox.org for information, including date and time, on these programs and other upcoming events and activities.

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