Is your Gabby's Dollhouse superfan ready for an adventure? Meet Gabby on the Dreamworks Animation Gabby's Dollhouse Gabby on the Go Tour when it stops in Maplewood on Nov. 1.
Traveling across the United States this summer and fall, the Gabby on the Go! Tour takes visitors on a journey inspired by the popular animated television series now streaming on Netflix.
Come and pick up your child's very own Official "Pawsport" and make your way through five different stops as you dive into hands-on activities.
The Gabby on the Go! Tour makes a stop at the Maplewood Walmart on Wednesday, November 1 from 3 to 7 p.m.
Reservations are requested for this free event and can be made at gabbysdollhouse.com
If reservations are full, visitors are invited to attend and wait in the "Stand By" line.
Learn more at gabbysdollhouse.com/gabbyonthego
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