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Snowball fights, minus the snow, at the Pacific Science Center

Originally published December 28, 2019 at 5:01 pm

Under the Lusio art piece at the Pacific Science Center, Saturday, a worker prepares for a Snowzone snowball fight. The snow-less fights (lightweight foam substitutes for snow) occur daily at 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3.pm., and are free with admission to the science center.
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In Snowzone at the Pacific Science Center, the snowball fights last 15 minutes and, with lightweight foam substituting for snow, are neither wet, nor cold.
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Participants take cover behind boxes that double as “snow forts,” Saturday, during a snowball fight at the Pacific Science Center’s Snowzone exhibit. The activity is open to both kids and adults.
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Lusio is an art-light display, this one evoking ice-forms, that is part of the Snowzone exhibit at Pacific Science Center.
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