Children’s Day celebrated at TFO Kids Carnival, K-Zone Ja-Ela

The Factory Outlet recently organized the TFO Kids Carnival to commemorate World Children’s Day at the TFO K-Zone, Ja-Ela.

The TFO Kids Carnival probably was the largest event organized at K-Zone, Ja-Ela. The event saw a massive crowd of more than 6000 people throughout the day. Families gathered in numbers as the parents and kids alike walked home with a happy heart.
The TFO Kids Carnival kicked off in the morning at the TFO K-Zone Ja-Ela branch, with talented kids from the crowd and their amazing performances through singing, dancing and some lovely poetry. Not to forget that everyone received a little surprise gift from The Factory Outlet.

Games were organized by The Factory Outlet as both the kids and parents participated together. Games such as Snakes and Ladders, The Magic Mat and plenty of other fun games were played by everyone. The winners and losers both received vouchers, discounts and amazing gifts from TFO. You could say everyone who participated went home with something.

Apart from that, The Factory Outlet took an effort to bring out the creativity stored inside the brilliant kids at K-Zone by organizing an Art Competition for the kids in three different age categories. There was also a Lego challenge, where the kids were tested in their ability to create creative pieces of 
their own.
The TFO Kids Carnival at K-Zone, Ja-Ela bore witness to the longest slide and also the first ever mall slide in Sri Lanka. The slide was situated right next to the TFO store, where kids slid down merrily from the first floor to the ground floor with excitement like never before. Now that is something you don’t see everyday, everywhere.
That is not all, there was a free photo booth where the kids together with their parents were able to take pictures with lovely props and a printout of the picture to take home and relive the memories.
There were more games like basketball for the little kids and also face painting where we saw almost every kids at TFO K-Zone Ja-Ela, painted with their favorite superhero’s symbol on their faces.