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The grand old manor is transformed into a magical palace with fanciful fun in every turret. The conservatory hosts live performances of TV’s Gemini award–winning Toy Castle, while the library sets the stage for a comedic retelling of Sleeping Beauty. Walk into the swimming pool—now the evil fairy queen’s lair—then gaze into a magic mirror to see yourself as storybook royalty, and don historical costumes for a take-home portrait as flying fairies flutter along the hallways. Santa makes cameo appearances throughout the holidays. Ages two and up.—Hadley Dyer
- When:
- Nov. 29/08 - Jan. 4/09
- How Much:
- Adults $15, youth under 17 $9.50, children four to 13 $8.25, children three and under free
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