Muno and Foofa made an appearance at the @PleaseTouch Museum and showed off their dance moves!
They danced so hard, they made the news!
Don’t miss them THIS SUNDAY at The Mann!
After Regis & Kelly, the gang performed at WPIX. So much fun! Hopefully this will hold you over until Sunday when they perform at The Mann!
In between touring Philadelphia, Muno and crew headed up to New York really quick to make an appearance on Live with Regis and Kelly last Wednesday. Check out the video!!
Muno chilled with Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia on Sparks Street and had a dance party with his pal Foofa! $1 from every ticket sold will benefit Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, a great organization transforming lives by building quality homes in partnership with families in need and by uniting all Philadelphians around the cause of affordable housing! Woohoo!
Muno and Foofa began the day by assisting volunteers with the construction of a house on Sparks Street. Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia’s Executive Director Frank Monaghan, as well as The Mann Center’s President & CEO Catherine Cahill, also stopped by to join the fun! All in all it was a fun and productive morning on Sparks Street!
After hammering some nails and putting up some drywall, Muno and Foofa danced in the street with some people in the neighborhood. Then it was off to the Ogontz Academy Bright Beginnings Daycare. When they children arrived to daycare, they were surprised by Muno and Foofa. The kids went crazy! It was such a nice surprise and lots of fun.
There’s still time to support Habitat for Humanity via buying tickets to Yo Gabba Gabba! Live! at The Mann Center for the Performing Arts on August 29. You can also donate any amount via their website. Also, be sure to become a fan of Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia on Facebook!
Muno continued on his tour of Philadelphia at the National @ConstitutionCtr on August 11. It wouldn’t be a very complete tour without exploring the city’s deep political and historical roots, and what better place to do so than the National Constitution Center!
Muno and Foofa first posed on Independence Mall with the magnificent National Constitution Center as their backdrop. Foofa then wandered off and did a carriage ride through Old City (not pictured), while Muno, Plex, Brobee, and DJ Lance Rock headed inside the Constitution Center.
Muno and his friends had the most fun posing with some of the United States’ founding fathers. Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, John Hancock, and others were more than happy to help promote their new friends’ upcoming performance at The Mann Center for the Performing Arts on August 29th.
After interacting with tourists and getting into some heated political debates, Muno signed the Constitution on behalf of Yo Gabba Gabba. The crew then posed together in the National Constitution Centers’ lobby with Independence Hall in the background. Overall it was an educational and enjoyable experience!
After The Mann’s 75th Anniversary season comes to a close, check out the National Constitution Center’s upcoming exhibit, Art of the American Soldier, which runs from September 24, 2010-January 10, 2011.
Muno and his friends Brobee and Plex began their tour at the Trocadero Theatre near 10th & Arch on August 5. They walked around Chinatown for a bit and had a jam session under the Friendship Arch. They then tasted the local cuisine (not pictured).
After touring the neighborhood, Brobee decided to try life as a Marketing Manager in the Troc’s upstairs office. Things didn’t go so well, so he decided to jam out on the Troc’s stage with the rest of his friends. Everyone had a blast!
Stay tuned for shots of Muno’s next adventure: spinning with some local DJs at The Mann Center.
Yo Gabba Gabba! Live! There’s a Party in My City may not be for another 10 days (who’s counting?), but it looks like Muno and some of his friends have decided to tour Philadelphia a little early!
They’ve been checking out sites around the city since last week. Check back here daily to see shots of Muno at the National Constitution Center, Please Touch Museum, and more!
