SAN ANTONIO - The DoSeum is celebrating the magic of bubbles with a grand re-opening of its popular bubble exhibit, A Bubble Lab.The DoSeum has teamed with Bubb
SAN ANTONIO - The DoSeum is celebrating the magic of bubbles with a grand re-opening of its popular bubble exhibit, A Bubble Lab.
The DoSeum has teamed with Bubble Bath Car Wash and will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Saturday, Oct. 12. at 9 a.m.The first 300 guests will get complimentary bubbles. Guests will have a day filled with bubble activities including DIY bubble wands, bubble wrap printmaking, and bubble blow prints. People of all ages are invited to the A Bubble Lab exhibit.
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