Corey Clown
"Brings Fun to Any Occasion"
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| Chad Lundquist/Nevada Appeal Corey Clown, aka Donna Peacocke, lets Carter Saddoris, 3, try out on of her whistles at the Children's Museum of Northern Nevada on Sunday. |
Corey Clown came to life one day in 1990 to entertain children
on their birthdays. It all started with a Mylar Balloon and a “Pin
the Nose on the Clown” game. Corey Clown would attend and
play with some games with the children and then sing a rap
version of the birthday song during “blowing out the candles”.
This humble beginning led to a busy schedule of four to five
clowns a week in the small town of Sitka, Alaska (Population of
8,000). Any occasion would do, birthdays, anniversaries, office
gatherings, picnics, weddings, softball games and St. Patrick’s
Day.
In 2001, Corey Clown moved to Carson City, NV and discovered
a more sophisticated crowd, needing more “entertainment
value”. Corey Clown learned to paint faces and twist animal
balloons. Today Corey Clown is available in the Carson Valley,
Dayton Valley area to attend your parties and entertain you and
the children.
on their birthdays. It all started with a Mylar Balloon and a “Pin
the Nose on the Clown” game. Corey Clown would attend and
play with some games with the children and then sing a rap
version of the birthday song during “blowing out the candles”.
This humble beginning led to a busy schedule of four to five
clowns a week in the small town of Sitka, Alaska (Population of
8,000). Any occasion would do, birthdays, anniversaries, office
gatherings, picnics, weddings, softball games and St. Patrick’s
Day.
In 2001, Corey Clown moved to Carson City, NV and discovered
a more sophisticated crowd, needing more “entertainment
value”. Corey Clown learned to paint faces and twist animal
balloons. Today Corey Clown is available in the Carson Valley,
Dayton Valley area to attend your parties and entertain you and
the children.
Copyright 2008 Corey Clown