Evan's 4th Birthday Party - PJ Masks

This past Sunday we had Evan's birthday party with all of his friends.  When I asked Evan what he wanted his theme to be, he knew right away that he wanted PJ Masks.  That's his very favorite TV show.  We had it at the Sci Tech Discovery Center.  We've been there a few times before, but never for a party.  I invited his class from school, his friends, Grace and Caitlyn, and then my nieces.  He had a great turnout!  I think there were 17 kids in total.

I wanted a picture of him with his cupcakes and he just wanted to take a silly pic.

Of course you gotta have masks at a PJ Masks party!  These were a big hit with the kids.

Goody bags . . bubbles and candy

A table for each PJ Mask character

The kids got to explore the museum for the first 30 minutes of the party.  I wish the kids had actually done more exploring than they did.  There was a maze in the front and they all spent the majority of the time in there.  All of the building stuff that Evan actually loves was in the back and he only found it all as we were leaving.  Oh well, the kids still had fun. 

After the 30 minutes of exploring were up, the kids went into a room to do some science experiments.  I got to pick a theme ahead of time and I chose the bubble theme.  So the kids got to be inside of a giant bubble, make a bubble blower and hold a bubble in their hands.  Evan thought all the experiments were pretty neat. 

After the experiments it was time for pizza and cupcakes.  When they were finished eating, the kids got to go back into the museum to explore some more.  I wish we could have actually stayed longer, but during the party a terrible storm rolled in and poor Shawn got soaked as he was loading up the car, so I knew it was time to just call it quits.  I think overall, Evan really enjoyed his party and loved having all his friends celebrate with him.  He was super excited to open all the fun presents he received when we got back home.

I realized when we got home that I just wasn't that great about taking pictures during the party.  In hindsight, I wish I got a group shot of all the kids and a family picture, but oh well.