Family Camp is a terrific blend of outdoorsy fun and vacation. Usually, you bring your bedding and sleep in a modest cabin; meals and family programming are provided!
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Drop-in art-making hours for preschoolers at MOCHA in Oakland
MOCHA offers children as young as 18 months the opportunity to explore art materials in a space designed just for them.
Bay Area International Children’s Film Festival in Oakland
Hey movie lovers, the Bay Area International Children’s Film Festival 2019 (BAICFF) takes place this February in Oakland, and the programming is more than just screen-time.
Where to take Bay Area kids to experience the snow
Bay Area kids get to experience the snow with a day trip or weekend getaway for sledding, tubing, snow shoeing, skiing, or snowboarding. Lucky kids.
Gymnastics classes for East Bay kids
5 local facilities that host gymnastics classes for kids of all ages.
South Lake Tahoe Ski School Smackdown
What are the main differences between South Lake Tahoe Ski Schools at Heavenly Resort and Sierra-at-Tahoe? Can a parent figure this out before shelling out hundreds of dollars?
8 drop-in toddler activities in the East Bay for $10 or less
A helpful list of toddler activities and outings that don’t require advanced planning, for East Bay kids and parents.
Things to do at Washington Park in Alameda
This park has play areas, soccer, tennis, basketball, and is home to affordable summer camps for Alameda kids.
Ticket Alert: Globetrotters, Disney on Ice, and more
Coming soon to a theater or arena near you: Moana on ice skates, monster trucks, Daniel Tiger, PJ Masks, and Harlem Globetrotters! Get your tickets now.
Cal athletic events: free and cheap fun for kids in Berkeley
Cal sporting events are local family fun – and often free!
