Free conference for fathers in Oakland will welcome discussion about health and wellness, education, mentorship, and family life. Saturday, March 16, 2019.
By Type of Activity
What type of activities for East Bay kids are you looking for? See a calendar of events to find things to do this weekend. Or, read recent articles for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, grade school-aged kids, tweens and teens. Or, just scroll down and start with one of the featured articles below.
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Win a Local Food Adventures ice cream & pizza party!
Imagine a fun-filled ice cream and pizza birthday party parade for your child where all you have to do is show up!
Messy Art Day for 2-5 year olds
Messy Art Day is a special event, open to the public, for kids four & under at El Cerrito Preschool Coop on Sunday March 17.
25 things to do with kids in Emeryville
25 fun activities, destinations, and places to wander with kids in Emeryville, CA. We love this little town with fab Bay views and hidden gems.
Easter Egg hunts and activities in the East Bay
Easter in the East Bay is filled with fun free carnivals and community egg hunts throughout the weeks. Don’t miss out with the help of our guide.
Ticket Alert: Easter Egg Hunt and a real train!
Easter Bunny, egg hunt, and steam train ride through the redwoods! Just, wow. Buy tickets now for one of six available train rides.
25 places to take East Bay preschoolers
Places to take East Bay toddlers and preschoolers: Bay Area destinations for younger kids featuring amazing indoor play spaces and museums.
Where can moms meet other new moms in the East Bay?
Looking for an opening to connect with other new mothers? Here are some resources, divided between support groups and activity groups in the East Bay.
Martial Arts classes for East Bay kids
There are so many places in Oakland, Berkeley, and nearby that will teach your school-age child the discipline and fitness of martial arts.
Free activities in Tilden Park
Tilden Park has fantastic free activities for families. Some of our favorite family places in Tilden Regional Park are totally free. Which ones do you love?
