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Dallas Morning News - Neighbors Go
Rockwall, Heath, & Rowlett Edition
July 10, 2008

Dallas company to host free weekday family friendly activities, at venues throughout the metroplex.

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Playin’ Around Town hosts events throughout the Dallas metroplex during the mid-day hours Monday through Friday. The events take place at venues such as: water parks, in-door bounce houses, arcades, gymnastic centers, music and craft centers, etc. All events are open for parents and their immediate family to attend, at NO CHARGE! Yes, you heard it correctly, the activities are FREE!

Jennifer Morales, the owner of Playin’ Around Town, landed on the concept in answer to her own needs as a mother with four children. Her experience in marketing management builds on the combination of free local family friendly entertainment with the opportunity for families to create relationships with businesses that are matched to meet their needs and add value to their lives.

Playin’ Around Town aims to enrich the lives of its members by creating great family memories, laughter, endless smiles, and provide valuable information, without adding to the financial burden on parents.

So you might be asking, “what’s the catch?” In order to participate in an event, families must sign up for membership in Playin’ Around Town. Membership is free and families can sign up on the companies’ website, www.playinaroundtown.com.

Ok, so the next question is “How on Earth can Playin’ Around Town afford to have these wonderful events for free?” Well, the answer is simple, to off-set the costs, Playin’ Around Town invites local businesses and national brands to attend the events and meet their members. Members can find more information about event advertisers on the Playin’ Around Town website and in the weekly email newsletters.

Final preparations are being made for the first Playin’ Around Town event. The event has been scheduled for Tuesday July 14^th at the Wet Zone water park in Rowlett. The event is only open to Playin’ Around Town members. To reserve a space for your family, you must register to become a member and you will then have access to sign up for the event. As with most events of our events, we have to limit the number of participants. Playin’ Around Town will take reservations for the events on a first come first serve basis, so becoming a member soon is highly recommended. Sponsorships are at the events is limited as well.

Why would Playin’ Around Town offer free events? “Our mission is to enrich the lives of families by creating fun opportunities for families to get out of the house and make new friends. Finding activities to do with your child on a weekday without spending their college savings is a challenge. Getting out, around town and meeting other families that share the same interests and struggles is so important for parents and their children. For most families, being a stay at home parent puts some strain on the finances and limits the ability to participate in outside activities. We wanted to ease this burden for families” , says Jennifer.

About Jennifer Morales and Playin’ Around Town: Jennifer is a stay at home mom with four children, three of whom are under the age of five. As a marketing manager for various national companies, she intimately knows the struggles that advertisers go through to meet the demographic of Playin’ Around Town members. The combination of these life experiences led her to form Playin’ Around Town.

For further information about Playin’ Around Town or to become a member/sponsor, please visit the website at www.playinaroundtown.com

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