Virtual Events in Birmingham and Across the USA – May 24, 2020
Enjoy discovering new virtual events here each week – some hosted locally and from all across the USA!
Enjoy discovering new virtual events here each week – some hosted locally and from all across the USA!
Whether it’s working together on the Plus-Plus BIG Picture Puzzles, bowling through outer space, or using strategy to design a Japanese garden in HABA’s Miyabi game, there are many options full of puzzlement and fun!
Enjoy discovering new virtual events here each week – some hosted locally and from all across the USA!
Bird Photo Contest Encourages Aspiring Bird Photographers to Capture Images While They #StayatHome
No other time in history has restricted U.S. citizens more than current-day affairs, from non-essential employees being sent home on furlough to small businesses losing their livelihoods to travel restrictions.
Enjoy discovering new virtual events here each week – some hosted locally and from all across the USA!
Masks or face coverings are required in all public places in Birmingham effective May 1.
Fun for Older Kids and Teens During Quarantine
With so many families at home with their children, many are looking for fun ways to keep them from getting bored during learning time, so this “Fizz Activated Balloon Inflator” from The Big Bang’s Amy is the perfect science experiment fun!
Turn Chores into Lesson Plans
Online solo performances feature pieces by Greta Lambert, Carrie Preston, Rodney Clark, Philip Pleasants, and more.
Journey to national parks through a variety of online activities including virtual tours, scavenger hunts, trivia contests, and junior ranger programs.
We may not be able to vacation/take a cruise right now, but you can still have some fun cruising style and learn a new skill!
Enjoy discovering new virtual events here each week – some hosted locally and from all across the USA!
Birmingham Parent’s 2020 Summer Camp Guide can help you find the perfect camp for your child.
10 tips on how you can choose the right day camp for your child.
Here are some suggestions for items to pack in your camper’s lunchbox to keep them satisfied all day.
How do you prepare a kid – and yourself – for their first sleepaway camp experience? Here are six things you should do.
Here are four different ways that summer camp can help your kids develop and mature.
