Space is limited, so register to attend to secure your spot! All are welcome to attend, but this event is best for toddlers and preschoolers and their parents/caregivers. This concert led by musician Jim Gill will be fun and interactive. It will also feature a read-along and sing-along of one of Jimโs musical books, May...
On these special guided tours, hear about a common winter experience: taking care of a sick family member. Learn about โsick foodsโ in the 1890s, how candy was used as medicine, and how the first-floor bedroom acted as the sick room. All ages. Suggested admission donation of $5 per person ages 3 and up to...
Obstacle course, card making, yoga, goodie bags! This is a drop off event. Caregivers are welcome to stay in our NEW Tiny Twistar area of leave and come back. For information on more events like this, check out our roundup of Making Valentineโs Special for Kids: Kits to Go, Daddy-Daughter Dances, and More.
Help prune the orchard or stack wood for fuel, or see how blacksmithing skills helped farmers. Join us for the ice harvest if the lake freezes, or watch as we shear the ewes in preparation for lambing in March. Thereโs a new lineup every day, so follow us at facebook.com/klinecreekfarm for activity updates. Suggested admission...
All that pops, fizzes, and splats! Dress for a mess! All ages; children 8 and under with an adult.
Drop in and enjoy an evening of DIY crafting with your family! Children under the age of 8 must be directly supervised by a caregiver. For children of all ages.
Enjoy a talk on wild animals and how they โloveโ with one another as a way of survival. All ages.
We'll trace our hand to make this heart shaped craft just in time for Valentine's Day! Younglings will need help from grownups. Did you know: People started exchanging cards and handwritten letters to both sweethearts and friends during the 17th century, but it was in the 1840s that the first Valentine's Day cards were mass-produced...
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