I had seen a photo of it in an email from the museum, and I had been mildly impressed that it was made from 396,000 popsicle sticks setting a new world record, but as with so many things, seeing it in real life was way better.
It is absolutely worth visiting, especially if you have young children--they will be amazed to see what can be done with popsicle sticks.
The castle was built by Stephen Guman and brought to the museum by a tractor trailer truck in several pieces, then assembled by Guman in the museum. It will be on view until January 22, and there will be a special event with Guman this Sunday, December 27.
See the castle, meet Stephen Guman, and build popsicle structures yourself at Discovery Club. Art teacher Audrey Grice will be on hand to show you how! Children's admission is $4 for museum members and $7 for non-members. Adults accompanying children are addmitted for free.
Where and When
Munger Room
Sunday, December 27, 2009 2:00 - 4:00 pm
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