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Kids Fest is brought to you by KidsStreet Urgent Care (title sponsor) and University City Partners (presenting sponsor).

Photos provided by 3rd Rock Events

Here’s lookin’ at you, kids. The Charlotte Kids Festival returns on Saturday, Oct. 4, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The whole family can enjoy hands-on activities, educational experiences, workshops, and performances that are broken up by themes: Create, Dance, and Discover — so there’s something engaging for everyone.

Psst... The festival has a new home this year at The Shoppes at University Place. Head to the festival’s website for more information.

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