Mark your calendars for some educational fun this summer as the Cobb County Safety Village has just announced it is opening its doors to the public for three special days. On June 4, June 17, and July 9, families are invited to quickly join in and participate in the annual Family Fun Safety Days – no registration required – just show up ready to enjoy and learn. The event, detailed in a recent posting on Cobb County's official Safety Village website, promises a variety of interactive activities aimed at educating children of all ages about safety protocols and prevention techniques.
For a minor cost of $5 per person, with a maximum of $20 per family, attendees will have the opportunity to take tours of Sparky's House, encounter firefighters and emergency personnel, and behold emergency vehicles up close. The event strives to balance both learning and play, featuring a puppet show and teaching children how to effectively call 911, how to crawl low to escape smoke, and more. If you're planning to stay for the duration, the venue kindly reminds guests that no restaurant or vending options are available on-site, but you are free to bring your own refreshments and a picnic blanket.
Rain or shine, the Family Fun Safety Day is an accessible venture open from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., located at 1220 Al Bishop Drive in Marietta, GA. While the initiative encourages walk-ins, groups eager to secure a block of 20 or more tickets can secure a special rate by calling 770-852-3294. Additionally, for those with small ones, children 2 years and younger will not be charged for admission.
For any press-related inquiries, Allison Carter is the designated contact and can be reached at 770-852-3272. As the summer approaches, this day-long event appears poised to seamlessly combine play with essential lifesaving knowledge, all within the creatively structured setting of the Cobb County Safety Village.
