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Afilm Camp offers summer day camps that gives students the opportunity to participate in making a short film. Their curriculum is designed so that any experience level can participate and have a great week learning about film. Your student will make a film in a week written by “Big Fish” author Daniel Wallace. With no ... Read More
Hiking is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and stay socially distanced if your family isn’t quite ready to mingle with lots of others. Here are some of the best spots around Birmingham for a day hike! Red Mountain Park: Red Mountain park is one of our favorite places for hiking with 1,500 acres ... Read More
Registration for the 2020 Birmingham Public Library Virtual Summer Learning program is going on now! This year Summer Learning will be hosted virtually- completely online for the first time. But do not worry as BPL will still include fan favorites including local performers and amazing prizes. They will offer everything from STEM, fitness, Bubble Lady, ... Read More
It’s been a wild and crazy ride the past few months and it’s left lots of local Moms wondering about child care options and camps, here is what we know is happening, many of these have adjusted their offerings and spots are very limited. Aldridge Gardens 3530 Lorna Road | Hoover | 205.682.8019 | ... Read More
Summer time means fresh veggies and fruits, and there are several markets still operating making it possible for you to get your fix! Here’s what we found! Birmingham Area Farmers Markets Alabama Farmers Market Open seven days a week, year ’round, with the majority of vendors open from 6am-5pm. Located at 344 Finley Avenue, the ... Read More
We’re completely in love with all of the murals around Birmingham and have been out hunting them for a while. Here are some of the ones we’ve found as well as some fun facts and a location where you can see them too! ... Read More
Spring Fever has now turned into Cabin Fever. McWane is preparing at-home experiments and activities for your family to enjoy these next few weeks until they can welcome you back to the museum. McWane implemented additional steps in their cleaning protocols when awareness of COVID-19 heightened, and will continue to follow these as they clean ... Read More
It’s safe to say that Easter is going to look quite a bit different this year. Many local restaurants will be stepping up their game and offering family meals for you to pick up curbside. So, no fear, if you’re unable to venture out or haven’t been able to find what you need, these local ... Read More
Kick your science game up a bit with these virtual resources for learning science from home! American Museum of Natural History: The American Museum of Natural History is closed, but the OLogy science website is not! Kids and families can find curriculum collections on topics from dinosaurs to river ecology, Museum courses on Coursera, Khan ... Read More
The idea of teaching my kids math is terrifying, for me and them. Luckily there are some resources to help us all out as we venture down this road of helping our kiddos finish their school year at home. Scroll on through for a list of websites that cover all age groups. ABCMouse: Digital math ... Read More
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