Touchstones hosts second Museum Mash on Sunday

Touchstones Nelson will host magicians, circus performers and a ukulele player this weekend.

It’s the second Museum Mash event and Executive Director Astrid Heyerdahl hopes to see another huge attendance.

She says the event will still focus on family activities and the discovery of history and art, but this event will different from the first.

Museum Mash runs on Sunday from 11:00-3:00 and is free to attend.

 

 

 

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