This is the Vaughn Ikea Schedule check your local store to see what (or if) they are holding activites.
MONDAY, March 15
10am — 12pm Story time in the Sofas department
12pm — 2pm Face painting in the Restaurant
TUESDAY, March 16
10am — 12pm Get inked with your very own temporary tattoo!
12pm — 2pm Enter the world of illusion with Magic Matt (located in the restaurant)
Special activity in the Kid’s department
WEDNESDAY, March 17
10am — 12pm Scavenger Hunt Special! Discover the clues & amp; get a FREE frozen treat!
12pm — 2pm Face painting in the Restaurant
THURSDAY, March 18
10am — 12pm Enter the world of illusion with Magic Matt (located in the Restaurant)
12pm — 2pm Learn to make silly putty, and even take it home! Courtesy of Mad Science (located in the Restaurant)
FRIDAY, March 19
10am — 12pm Story time in the Sofas department with Tracy the Puppeteer
12pm — 2pm Learn to make slime, and even take it home! Courtesy of Mad Science (located in the Restaurant)
PLUS head on over to the Restaurant on the upper level to receive a FREE kid’s meal when you purchase any adult meal $3 or more! Please be advised that parental supervision is required for ALL activities.
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Most tattooists are not fully aware of the toxic levels of the dyes and chemicals used during the tattooing process. Sure, your tattooist may be consistently sterilizing his needles and putting on disposable gloves, but he may not be necessarily addressing the toxicity of the dyes being used. Please be warned that ‘unprocessed’ dyes and colors can give you an HIV infection, leprosy and melanoma, not to mention ulcers and a host of skin problems.
Most tattooists are not fully aware of the toxic levels of the dyes and chemicals used during the tattooing process. Sure, your tattooist may be consistently sterilizing his needles and putting on disposable gloves, but he may not be necessarily addressing the toxicity of the dyes being used. Please be warned that ‘unprocessed’ dyes and colors can give you an HIV infection, leprosy and melanoma, not to mention ulcers and a host of skin problems.