Once upon a time, in the magical state of Wisconsin, nestled between the shimmering Great Lakes and the mighty Mississippi River, there existed a secret society of Word Wizards. These weren't your ordinary kids; they held the power of words, tales, and imagination. They gathered, not in castles or tree houses, but in schools, libraries, and even cozy living rooms across the state, each with a pen that could conjure up stories as bright as a Madison sunrise, and as mysterious as a Green Bay fog. Among them was the cheese-hat-wearing, fun-loving Benny the Book Bender. Benny was as bubbly as a fresh can of root beer, with an infectious laugh that echoed across the plains of Sheboygan, through the dairy farms of La Crosse, and all the way back to the bustling city of Milwaukee. He believed that the pen wasn't just mightier than the sword, but also funnier, especially when it wrote about cows driving tractors, badger superheroines, or the world's largest wheel of cheese rolling down a hill, causing a delicious commotion! Benny and his fellow Word Wizards spun tales that made the Cheeseheads giggle, the Badgers chuckle, and even the stoic Packers crack a smile. They transformed Wisconsin into a land where words danced like leaves in the Fall Creek autumn, stories flowed like honey in Oshkosh, and imagination was as boundless as the heavens twinkling over Superior's night sky. In the world of Wisconsin’s Word Wizards, the ordinary became extraordinary, the mundane became magical, and each day became a new chapter in their grand adventure. The secret to their enchantment? A whole lot of Wisconsin heart, a dash of cheese-induced inspiration, and the unyielding belief that every kid holds a universe of stories in their heart, waiting to be discovered and shared with the world.
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Welcome to Portland's premier interactive museum and event venue, Experiment PDX, where imagination and creativity know no age limit! Conveniently situated in the heart of South East Portland on Stark St., within the elegant Luxury Bread Building, this remarkable space is dedicated to the exploration of arts, science, and the limitless boundaries of inquisitiveness. Proudly rooted in Portland, Experiment PDX is a treasure trove of geeky delights, facilitating a unique blend of education and entertainment. Our interactive museum of science and art invites children, families, and adults to indulge their curiosity and creativity through hands-on exhibits. But that's not all; we also provide a diverse range of classes, workshops, and talks led by local artists, academics, and cultural enthusiasts. And yes, we haven't forgotten about the fun-loving adults! At our 21+ events, beverages are available for purchase because, let's face it, who says adults can't have a bit of fun too? Experiment PDX is not just a museum, but also an exceptional venue for hosting children's birthday parties with exciting science and art themes. In addition, we offer event spaces for rent, perfect for a variety of functions. We look forward to welcoming you to a world of learning, creativity, and fun at Experiment PDX!


At Fort littlegreen, we believe that the best way to learn about nature is to get out and explore it. We provide a safe, fun, and educational environment for children to learn about the world around them. Our program offers a unique experience that balances outdoor activities with activities in the garden, such as harvesting vegetables, planting seeds, and observing nature. We also teach children how to care for small animals, such as chickens, rabbits, and guinea pigs. At Fort littlegreen Youth Camp & Nature Center, we understand the importance of providing a safe, educational, and fun experience for children. We strive to create an environment that encourages children to explore, learn, and appreciate nature. Our mission is to help kids grow in body, mind, and spirit through outdoor and garden activities. We are proud to be a nature-based alternative to daycare, providing an unforgettable experience for children and their families.