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Kids Carnival returning to Huble Homestead this weekend

Huble Homestead is inviting families to its Kids Carnival taking place on Sunday.

The one day event has been going on since 2007, bringing magic shows, a a mini rail, along with the opening of the new Huble Children’s Playhouse.

Executive Director Krystal Leason said this has been part of their strategic plan since 2009.

“There is historical precedent for it. Al Huble wrote in his diary in late June of 1918, that he built a child’s playhouse.”

“He had four daughters at the time, and they would’ve love to play in it, and we hope that our visitors will too.”

Kids Carnival runs from 10:30am to 4pm, with the ribbon cutting for the Huble Children’s Playhouse will be at 11am, and family admission is $10.

More information about the event can be found on Huble Homestead’s website here.

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Zachary Barrowcliff
Zachary Barrowcliff
Zachary is a news reporter for 94.3 the GOAT and Country 97fm in Prince George. His time as a news reporter began in Williams Lake, B.C., spending roughly two years with the Vista radio stations, then making the move up to PG in October, 2024.

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