PBS North Carolina is set to launch the highly anticipated 2024 Rootle Roadster Tour this Saturday, promising a day filled with interactive fun, educational activities, and community engagement in downtown Raleigh. The event, scheduled from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. outside of Marbles Kids Museum, is designed to bring families together for a memorable experience of playful learning and entertainment. Jewel Lowe, Engagement Program Manager at PBS North Carolina, highlights the collaboration with Marbles, Moore Square, and over 20 local businesses and organizations to offer a range of activities that celebrate S.T.E.M, literacy, art, and much more.
Engaging Activities for All Ages
Attendees of the Rootle Roadster Tour can look forward to a variety of PBS-themed activities tailored for children and families. The Marbles courtyard and Hargett Street will come alive with interactive exhibits, while community booths across the street in Moore Square will extend the fun. From S.T.E.M experiments and literacy games to art projects and motor-skills challenges, the event is packed with opportunities for hands-on learning and creative expression. The engagement extends to the IMAX theater at Marbles, which will host free screenings of the new PBS KIDS series “Lyla in the Loop,” inviting families to enjoy the adventures of Lyla and her friends.
Community and Collaboration at the Heart
The 2024 Rootle Roadster Tour is more than just a day of fun; it’s a testament to the power of community collaboration and the shared goal of fostering educational engagement among children. With more than 20 local businesses and organizations participating, the event showcases the community’s commitment to supporting family-oriented activities and resources. As families roam the block party, they will encounter not only entertaining activities but also valuable information and resources offered by community partners, all aimed at enriching the lives of children and parents alike.
Food, Fun, and More
Beyond the educational activities, the event promises to be a feast for the senses with food trucks stationed on site, offering a variety of delicious options for families to enjoy. While the block party activities, including the screenings at the IMAX theater, are free, the food trucks will provide tasty treats for purchase, ensuring that attendees have everything they need to make the most of their day out in downtown Raleigh. It’s an opportunity for families to come together, enjoy the community spirit, and make lasting memories.
As the 2024 Rootle Roadster Tour kicks off in Raleigh, it brings with it a sense of anticipation and excitement for what’s to come. The collaboration between PBS North Carolina, Marbles Kids Museum, and the local community sets the stage for a day that’s as educational as it is entertaining. With a diverse range of activities designed to spark curiosity and inspire learning, the event is poised to leave a lasting impact on families and the community at large. As attendees explore, learn, and play, they’re not just participating in a block party; they’re becoming part of a larger movement that values education, community, and the joy of discovery.
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