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See St. Joseph: A week full of carnival fun, princess magic and fresh cuts

Princess Tea
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The Princess Tea Party previously featured other recognizable princesses.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (News-Press NOW) -- If you're looking for excitement this weekend, See St. Joseph has details on events packed with family fun, magical moments and back-to-school readiness.

The Evans United Shows Carnival is back at East Hills Mall now through Saturday, Aug. 17. The family-friendly event has rides, games, fair food and free parking and admission.

The carnival opens at 6 p.m. Wednesday through Friday and 1 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Ride coupons are available starting at $1.25. Discount bundles are also available, and unlimited ride wristbands are offered at $30 per session.

Also happening this week, young 'royals' are invited to a magical Princess Tea Party at the Ruby Theatre at 615 S. 10th St. on Saturday, Aug. 16. Guests will meet the 'Island Princess,' the 'Small Mermaid' and the 'Princess in the Tower' for an enchanting afternoon of tea, treats, story time, dancing and a coronation ceremony. Every child in attendance will receive a rhinestone tiara.

Tickets are $38 for the event and everyone attending must have a ticket. All tickets must be purchased by Friday, Aug. 15.

To help students return to school with confidence, Unique Creations Salon is offering free back-to-school haircuts for all Kindergarten through 12th grade students on Friday, Aug. 15, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. It is first come, first served so plan to arrive early. The salon is located at 3601 Faraon St.

Whether you're riding high at the carnival, sipping tea with a princess or getting a fresh cut for the classroom, there is something for everyone this weekend. Don’t miss the chance to See St. Joseph in full swing.

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