Cranford - 10 August, 2005 -

Little Scoops of Cranford, NJ is not just "The Sweetest Party Place in Town" anymore! Little Scoops of Cranford has been in full swing with their Summer Events and Concert Series. Little Scoops of Cranford opened it's door to the public with a fun-filled Grand Opening on June 18, 2005. Since the opening Little Scoops of Cranford has brought in acts such as Uncle John's traveling Puppet Show, Arlene from "Celebrate with Music", Dawn Antonis, Singer, Songwriter, Storyteller and Nicole from "Creative Arts Studio" to entertain the young and old children in and around town. "My friends with children are always complaining that there is just not enough activities. This was my inspiration of starting different event programs", says Shilamida Kupershteyn, Managing Member "Also, so many people want to come in and enjoy the atmosphere. Due to out party schedules, we just can't open to the public on a daily basis, so event nights allow everyone to enjoy little Scoops." Little Scoops is a children's party and special events parlour. They feature a Celebration Room where children get to enjoy games, dancing and activities that are lead by Party Coordinators. Every party ends with "Make your own ice cream sundaes" in the old-fashioned child sized ice cream parlour. Just sit back and relax while Little Scoops Party Coordinators do all the work. Little Scoops of Cranford is now finalizing their Fall Events schedule including a re-visit from Uncle John's Traveling Puppet Show, a magic show, Little Scoops of Horror haunted house, and many more. Check out www.littlescoops.com for updates on the fall Events schedule. Little Scoops of Cranford is also now registering for their Fall After School Program. Need a place to drop the kids on a Monday or Tuesday afternoon from 3-6pm. They will enjoy pizza & ice cream, arts & crafts, homework help and organized activities. Space is limited, so enroll your child now! For more information about Little Scoops parties or events call 908-497-7090.

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