Danvers

Endicott Park Day is a true family outing, with activities and events for people of all ages starting at 11:00. From the Doll Carriage Parade to face painting & temporary tattoos, and other kid’s activities, demonstrations, and rides. There is sure to be something for everyone. Local businesses and crafts-people will have booths. And bring an appetite, as a wide variety of food is available from fried dough to Boy Scout Troop 155’s grill.  *(for a nominal fee).  The Parent / Child Cookie Baking contest will be in Carriage House Conference Room, and the Entertainment will be in the Carriage House. All day rides for only $5.00  

Cohen Hillel Academy, North Suburban Jewish Community Center and InterFairthFamily Boston present Raising Your Jewish Child. Come learn how families can partner with these local organizations.

Kids ages 3-12 are welcome to attend. Pizza and entertainment with be available.

At St. John's Prep, boys in grades 6 through 12 learn how to do GOOD. And change the world for good. Visit and you'll see.

Families intersted in learning more about applying to St. John's Preparatory School are invited to Open House on Sunday, October 30, 2016, from 10:00 AM to Noon. Visitors will be introduced to staff, tour the beautiful campus and learn about the programs. For more information about visiting St. John's Prep, interested middle school and high school families are encouraged to visit the website at www.stjohnsprep.org/apply. Register for the Open House at stjohnsprep.org/visit or call 978-624-1301.
Open House sessions begin at 10 am. Visitors are asked to check in at Brother Benjamin Hall.

Please call the Admissions Office at 978-624-1301 if you plan to attend.

In this fun program, kids will explore how magic tricks really work. This program investigates the science behind the “magic” of several classic magic tricks. You might learn how to snatch a tablecloth without disturbing the items on top, make a balloon fireproof, and use electromagnetism to defy gravity. For the grand finale, our educator demonstrates how science can make it safe to lie down on a real bed of nails.