As if on cue, it was snowing when guests arrived for the annual Snowball at Stages Theatre Company in Hopkins.
The event featured a production of “Mary Poppins Jr.” as well as post-show desserts, crafts in the workshop and an all-ages dance. Guests mingled with Stages performers and Hopkins Raspberry Festival royalty.
Proceeds from the event will help the theater, which is dedicated to producing high-quality productions for children, offer free and reduced-price tickets and transportation subsidies.
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