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Happy Who-lidays with the Grinch!

December 2, 2022

5:30 pm - 9:00 pm

600 Valley Road, Summerdale, PA 17093

FAMILY-FRIENDLY, TICKETS REQUIRED

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Food, Fun, Photos and a Movie

CELEBRATE A GRINCH-MAS AT CENTRAL PENN COLLEGE!

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EVENT DETAILS:

“Every Who down in Whoville”… (or Central Pennsylvania) is invited to Central Penn College for a Grinch-inspired family friendly evening on campus!  Bring the kids to enjoy free food, holiday themed activities, and photos with the GRINCH!

Also planned is a special Grinch-themed beverage for adults over 21 to enjoy.

Snacks and activities start at 5:30 pm. The Grinch will arrive for photos around 5:45 pm, and then lead the families over to the BlueCross Theatre on campus for our showing of The Grinch Who Stole Christmas around 7:00 pm.

MOVIE SHOWING:

Following the festivities in the conference center, head across the bridge to our Capital Blue Cross theatre for a showing of Dr. Seuss’s “The Grinch” – the 2018 animated film.  The movie will start at around 7:00 pm.  Snacks and drinks will be available during the movie. 

The movie runtime is 1 hour 30 minutes.  

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ABOUT THE COLLEGE:

Central Penn College is a small private college in central Pennsylvania offering nine bachelor of science degree programs, seven associate in science degree programs, three associate in applied science degree programs, a master of professional studies degree program and a post secondary certificate program.

Since 1881, Central Penn has been a leader in delivering career-focused education to students in Pennsylvania and beyond. Central Penn’s career-relevant programs are taught by supportive faculty with real-world experience. Accelerated 11-week terms and a year-round schedule enable students to complete a bachelor’s degree in three years, if they go full-time during each term. Students enjoy small class sizes, hands-on learning and a variety of convenient course formats, including day, evening, in-person, online and hybrid classes.

Original source can be found here.