1. The adults are taking over the Boston Children’s Museum

Let’s be real: Blowing bubbles and climbing up walls is fun no matter how old you are. Hence why we’re so thrilled to spend an evening at the museum – sans the kiddos. You’ll have free rein to interact with different stations and activities without fear of getting in a tiny human’s way. Bring it on!

2. The entertainment goes from start to finish

We put our own spin on some of the museum activities, meaning you’ll be a Family Reach insider by the time you leave. Don’t worry, there won’t be any learning that isn’t accompanied by some form of entertainment. It is a children’s museum, after all. No spoilers here, but just know that there will be a healthy amount of collaboration and competition.

3. Did someone say open bar?

We definitely want your inner child to make an appearance at Night of Wonder. But since we’re not quite turning back time, there will be some adult beverages to accompany your journey throughout the museum. The open bar will be stocked with beer and wine, ready for you to say “cheers!”

4. Happy tummies only

We have your dinner plans covered, too! Chef Ming Tsai, Family Reach National Advisory Board President, will be in attendance and he would never forgive us if we didn’t feed you during an event that overlapped with dinner time. So rest assured, there will be lots of delectable bites to indulge in throughout the night.

5. More than a night out in the city

It’s true: Night of Wonder is a blast. However, there’s more to this event than the Saturday night entertainment. It’s about helping families overcome the financial burden of cancer. It’s a burden so great that it can affect a patient’s chances of survival. With your support and enthusiasm, we can raise funds and awareness to alleviate the financial stress for as many families as possible.