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Grinchmas 2026
- Dates: December 5, 2026
- Times: 10am - 3pm
- Admission: $23 general; $20 members; Ages 2 and under free
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Science Museum of Western Virginia
1 Market Square SE
Roanoke, VA 24011 - Phone: (540) 342-5710
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GRINCHMAS IS BACK!
One of Roanoke’s favorite family holiday traditions returns December 5!
Indoor snowball fights, Grinchy slime, gingerbread houses, cookie decorating, cardboard Whoville engineering, cocoa, and a special appearance from the Grinch himself, with photo ops!
Last year’s event sold out. Don’t miss the merry mischief.
Saturday, December 5 | 10 AM–3 PM
$23 general | $20 members | Ages 2 and under free
Book now: https://square.link/u/9U9G4Fn7
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Grinchmas 2026
- 1 Market Square SE
- Roanoke, VA 24011
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- $23 general; $20 members; Ages 2 and under free
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