If you’ve driven west from the Triangle on Highway 64 through Pittsboro, you probably noticed M & M Alpaca Farm of NC on the right. I think when I first saw the alpacas, they were standing around watching their…
The Triangle offers lots of play escapes where kids can create and learn — and many outings are free.
Before packing the car or heading to the airport with your kids, remember these tips for a stress-free holiday.
Check out these family-friendly performances across the Triangle in January 2015.
Each year, venues across the Triangle host a variety of classes to help children make gifts the old-fashioned way — by hand.
This dad tosses his "Bah Humbug" hat and embraces joy with the help of little Jessie and a tree named Sally.
Is your childhood holiday toy on our list of 12? From $2.99 to $99.99, we bet your kids will love these classics.
Get creative with kids and use recycled items from around the house for masterpieces.
Show your appreciation with these delightful gifts for the gracious host that will make an impact without breaking the bank.
From Rudolph, the Red-nosed Reindeer to Handel's Messiah and The Nutcracker, head to these family shows in December.
Give your Christmas tree a delicious aroma and homespun charm with these delightful ornaments.
From Facetime with Santa to earth-friendly toys and candy aisle crafts, these products put a sparkle into your holiday.
Triangle venues are celebrating the holidays by opening doors for children to make gifts of all kinds.
Celebrate the warmth and charm of the holiday season with your family at these events being held across the Triangle.
If your child will be getting a new cellphone or smartphone during the holidays, now is the time to think about rules that should go along with it
Find something fun for your family to do year-round in the Triangle.
Take your family to these Triangle-area exhibits that range from a look back at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park to contemporary Mexican American and Latino prints.
Try making these holiday recipes together. Bird Lasagna, created by Apex teen Sydney McCoy, makes great use of leftover holiday turkey. Date, Almond and Coconut Cookies With Coriander, created by the chefs at C'est si Bon! Kitchen in Chapel Hill, is kid-friendly and exotically delicious.
Shopping for gifts? See our editors recommendations for digital toys and devices, books, DVDs and music for all ages.
Clean out your craft supplies by making this fun, economical ornamental Christmas trees.
Make the holiday special for your family with our recommendations for books, movies and tips.
As you shop for toys this holiday season, consider these toy safety recommendations from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
Here's an age-by-age guide to raising kids who give from the heart.
The Grinch discovers the true meaning of Christmas in Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical at the Durham Performing Arts Center Dec. 3-8.
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