Triangle Places for Family Fun in Winter
The Triangle offers lots of play escapes where kids can create and learn — and many outings are free.
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The Triangle offers lots of play escapes where kids can create and learn — and many outings are free.
Explore these ideas for free or inexpensive outings with your kids in Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill.
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The Museum of Life and Science in Durham is bringing winter indoors for play at its seasonal “Frozen Over,” exhibit, where kids can escape for fun through Jan. 31.
The Triangle is celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.'s life and legacy. Join in a parade, give back through service and take your kids for live performances of music and story telling.
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Durham Parks and Recreation is making it easy for residents to get fit by hosting free exercise classes Jan. 9-15.
Ready to ring in the New Year? Here are some ideas for reconnecting with your family, friends and local community.
Whether you're spending the holidays at home or looking for family-friendly outings, here are some ideas for fun with your kids.
Courtney’s Drop In Kids Care, a day care business that opened Dec. 1 in Chapel Hill, will donate a portion of its December proceeds to UNC Children’s Hospital.
Discover how Triangle families will be celebrating the holidays, and feel free to share some of your own traditions with us on Facebook.
This weekend, holiday outings invite families to escape the hectic pace of the season to make memories.
Keep the season's magic going for your children with these 10 ideas for connecting with Santa.
CycleBar's Brier Creek Shopping Center location in Raleigh is offering free cycling classes.
The Reid family of Raleigh put on a spectacular show in yard to help fundraise for the Lupus Foundation of America's North Carolina Chapter.
Enjoy festivities at state historic sites in Raleigh and Durham, as well as the Cary and the Chapel Hill-Carrboro holiday parades.
Target’s “The Toycracker” will feature John Legend as The Rat King and Chrissy Tiegen as the Nutcracker in a modern retelling of the holiday classic on Dec. 11 on ABC.
Show your kids how they can track Santa on Dec. 24 and enjoy online holiday games well ahead of Christmas Eve.
Enjoy holiday performances and festivals that feature horse-drawn carriage and pony rides, snow sledding, caroling and tree-lighting ceremonies.
The U.S. Postal Service is helping kids receive letters from Santa this year, complete with a North Pole postmark.
Eat at a new dessert shop in downtown Raleigh Nov. 22-27, and a portion of your purchase will go to help victims and survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.
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Girl Scouts and students are collecting gently used and new toys for the children in rural communities hit by Hurricane Matthew and its subsequent flooding.
Here are some simple ways to help Hurricane Matthew victims get the food, shelter and clothing they need.