There are plenty of safe ways to commemorate the end of 2020 with the family. Several virtual and outdoor events are planned around the Triangle for New Year's Eve. Here are five events to get you started: Christmas Plugged Synchronized…
One of Durham’s top traditions continues this weekend in a nontraditional way. Triangle Performance Ensemble presents Black Nativity Durham as a virtual production for the first time in its history due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Produced by Wendell Tabb…
The Triangle offers lots of play escapes where kids can create and learn — and many outings are free.
Head to Triangle-area museums to view artifacts from the Apollo 11 moon landing, explore the art and culture of the lowrider motorcycle, and learn the intricate art of quilt-making.
Enjoy pumpkin patches, hayrides and corn mazes, trick-or-treat events and Halloween fun in and around the Triangle.
Cool off on hot summer day at the movies with your kids.
Keep the kids entertained this summer with free or low-cost live outdoor concerts throughout the Triangle area.
Thinking of volunteering? See these places where Triangle families and teens can get involved year-round or seasonally.
Find the right Carolina beach with the perfect mix of activities, sightseeing and relaxing for your family.
Check out 15 family-friendly events in the Triangle you don't want to miss.
Before packing the car or heading to the airport with your kids, remember these tips for a stress-free holiday.
Cool summer science projects to keep your kids in learning mode while they are away from school.
From hiking to swimming and canoeing to fishing, outdoor adventures await in the Blue Ridge Mountains' DuPont State Recreational Forest near Brevard.
Head out for puppetry, storytelling, juggling feats and comedy, magic and more at theaters across the Triangle
Our picks of products this month offer aids to positive parenting and back-to-school organization. Look also for free math apps and colorful backpacks.
From Wake Forest to Chapel Hill and Durham, three events promise fun whether you like community celebrations, puppetry or old-fashioned fun.
This summer is the perfect time for families to visit Asheville's Biltmore House because admission for kids ages 16 and younger is free with the purchase of an adult admission through Labor Day.
Triangle venues celebrate Independence Day with fireworks displays, historic demonstrations and family fun.
Great Wolf Lodge is like a cruise ship that never leaves port. Discover what pleasures await families this summer.
Enjoy leisurely mornings while engaging your kids with educational enrichment that ranges from dinosaurs, geography and physics to art and service.
Plan a great Father's Day with these crafty ideas, for homemade gifts, food, movies and poems!
The National Park System Junior Ranger program teaches young visitors about park history, wildlife and conservation.
hese paper flowers are fun to make and can be used as a standalone gift or added to something else as a decoration.
Festivals flourish in and around the Triangle. Head out to Apex Peakfest, Carrboro Day, Artsplosure, Strawberry Day, Got to be NC Festival and many more
