Help Families & Kids Visit The World's Largest Children's Museum -- and Rock Out Doing it!

I hope you'll save the date for the hottest new exhibit from the Children's Museum of Indianapolis -- the world's largest children's Museum -- called "Rock Stars, Cars, and Guitars".

Opening night will feature a rocking' celebration party with great food and drink, on Friday, June 4th, 2010 from 7:30 PM until midnight inside our fabulous Children's Museum, where you'll be immersed in music by America's premier tribute to the Beatles: 'Britbeat"!

There will be music from every era of rock, with memorabilia from rock 'n roll collectors around the country including objects from the Beatles, Chuck Berry, Cheap Trick, Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan, Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, Michael Jackson, Mick Jagger, Elton John, and even U2!

Come dressed as your favorite rock star, or just in your most fun cocktail attire, but be ready to rock out!

You'll be among the first fans of the exhibit to be able to see awesome, one-of-a-kind artifacts from famous rock musicians, or to take the stage for a concert-experience of your own, and even be able to jam on real or simulated instruments. Here's your chance to feel what it's like!

This event is for adults only, and all proceeds go to support the Children's Museum Fund, which ensures that all children and families, regardless of income, have the opportunity to visit and experience the world's largest children's Museum. You can't do better than that!

Individual adult tickets are $75 -- but even better, bring your friends and buy a "Rock Star Package" for $1,500 and get 10 tickets along with a number of other very cool benefits. Click here for details.

Corporate sponsorships are still available, making it possible for your company to do its part to help make sure every kid and family who want to visit our Children's Museum can do so -- no matter their ability to pay! You can help make a family very happy!  See how easy it is, here.

See you there!

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Let cute, sweet little Sarah show you around in the video below: