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San Diego Moms’ annual Father’s Day celebration is back—this time with a bold new vibe!! Get ready for DAD-Chella: Where Dad takes Center Stage, on Sunday, June 8 from 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. at AleSmith Brewing. From custom crafts, EPIC photo ops, interactive stations, dance-offs, and more! New This Year: Dad Bod Lounge, "Dad Joke Drop Zone," and the #1 DAD Photo & Video Experience! Give Dad more than a gift this Father's Day—give him the spotlight. He’s not just part of the fun… he is the main event. Here's what we have lined up for you: (Items with a * require VIP ticket) - (1) VIP Gift for DAD*- - (1) Family photo or photo with DAD, taken by a professional photographer + (1) edited digital image* - Kids Zone by Magic Jump Rentals - Two Live DJ's - Exclusive AleSmith Beer Specials + Food Trucks - A magical visit from Glinda the Good Witch, courtesy of The Storybook Character Company! - Mobile Reptile Zoo (Ecovivarium) featuring 15+ reptiles - Bounce Houses and Inflatable Obstacle Course - Face Painting - Tons of Lawn Games, Board Games and More! - Father’s Day Craft & Card Station - $5k+ in giveaways P.S. We know that families come in all shapes and dynamics, and this celebration is for all of them. Whether you’re a single mom, a two-mom household, widowed, or simply honoring someone who shows up like a dad—if they’ve got headliner energy and VIP status in your life, that’s exactly who this day is for. Ticket Pricing Options V.I.P. (Very Important Papa) Tickets: V.I.P. Family of 4 Tickets: $60 (includes up to 4 Family Members from the same household) V.I.P. Family of 2 Tickets: $40 (includes up to 2 Family Members from the same household) V.I.P. (Very Important Papa) Family Tickets include: - (1) VIP Gift for DAD* - 10 Raffle Tickets - Family photo or photo with DAD, taken by a professional photographer + (1) edited digital image* - Access to the online VIP Perks Program with exclusive offers and discounts to local businesses throughout the year - VIP Access to an Exclusive (Self-Service) Photo Ops with DAD: Unlimited access to DAD-CHELLA themed photo op featuring professional lighting and a dedicated team member to help you capture the perfect shot (with your device). - Bonus: Pending construction updates, a VIP Lounge area will also be available exclusively to VIP ticket holders for even more chill time and special moments. - Add on sibling/additional adult for $10 (Max 2) General Admission (GA) Tickets: GA Family of 4 Tickets: $40 (includes up to 4 Family Members from the same household) GA Family of 2 Tickets: $20 (includes up to 2 Family Members from the same household) General Admission Tickets include: - GA Tickets provide access to the entire event except the items noted in the VIP Ticket (items with an **) - 5 Raffle Tickets to win BIG Prizes - Add on sibling/additional adult for $10 (Max 2) No refunds. Rain or Shine. DISCLAIMER: By entering an event or program of San Diego Moms, you are entering an area where photography, audio, and video recording may occur. By attending this event, you consent to such recording media and its release, publication, exhibition, or reproduction in connection with San Diego Moms and its initiatives. You understand that all photography, filming, and/or recording will be done in reliance on this consent. If you do not agree to the foregoing, please do not enter the event premises. San Diego Moms on Facebook / Instagram

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