HELPFUL HINTS FOR VISITING KIDS SQUARE!
Meet Our Team
Felicia Branham
Executive Director
Felicia is an educator that has been creating programing and designing spaces specifically for children since 2005. She has received local and regional awards for character and partnering in the community. It is her personal passion to educate and believes there is nothing more rewarding than children learning through hands on play. She is excited to be a part of the design, creation, and operation of the brand-new Kids Square museum.
Veronika Geier
Educator
Veronika is born and raised in Germany. She received two degrees in Early Childhood Education and moved to the United States in 1998. She uses her creativity to educate and teach in preschools and afterschool programs since she graduated in 1987. With two children, Veronika is very passionate and excited to be a part of creating the exhibits and educational programming for Kids Square.
Debbie Quirin
Visitor Services Coordinator
Capitalizing on 5+ years experience in the non-profit community, Debbie excels at communication, marketing and sales.In addition to these strengths, she prides herself on developing relationships with guests and members. Debbie plans to utilize Kids Square to its fullest potential. Contact Debbie to book a party with our museum. She is the mother of four children and has five wonderful grandchildren.
Our children absolutely love Kids Square. It was amazing watching them get completely immersed into imaginative play! The town provides so many opportunities for children to see themselves in different professions; I loved watching my son develop interest in the medical field and my daughter develop interest in news reporting!
Amber Perdue
My son really enjoyed Kid’s Square. His favorite part was shopping in Kroger and talking on the phone at the bank. It’s a wonderful place to let your kids use their imagination.
Crystal Mabe
My family loves this place! They can spend hours and hours and frankly, when it isn’t busy, you will find me opening safes, testing our hearing, giving a baby an MRI or scanning groceries. There is a whole town, including our beloved Roanoke Catholic School. That’s just one of the areas of endless fun – there is an obstacle course, a hair salon, a theater where kids can dress up and put on a play, an area for building tracks for balls, and so much more!
Ryan Suzanne Michalski