Photos | Reach for the Stars
In this thrilling moment frozen in time from our 2024 Exploratorium adventure, Wesley stretches to catch a ball in a room that wonderfully blends sport, architecture and a sense of playful exploration. It’s a surefire reminder of the boundless joy ingrained in the simple act of play.
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