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Grand Park’s popular spring arts experience, "Grand Park’s Our L.A. Voices: A Pop-up Arts+Culture Fest", goes virtual as Grand Park celebrates the richness and resilience of Los Angeles’ arts community with a free performing and visual arts exhibition featuring more than 20 L.A. based artists. The public can enjoy the vibrant and joyful two-day event online at grandparkla.org, Facebook Live and Instagram Live with continuous programming on Saturday, April 25, 2020, from 9:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., and on Sunday, April 26, 2020, from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Representing the distinctive cultural and artistic voices across Los Angeles County and brought together by The Music Center’s Grand Park team in the virtual space, the family-friendly festival features live music, film screenings, poetry readings, a cooking demonstration, children’s activities and photography and visual arts exhibits that all can enjoy while staying “safer at home.” Each hour features a different creative genre with a 15-minute virtual set change between each act. The event also includes fun hands-on activities and arts workshops empowering at-home participation.

Starting January 13, 2019, many exciting vendors gather at Smorgasburg LA. From Middle Eastern food, to Mexican, and seafood, you can find them at Smorgasburg LA, even a Middle Eastern and Mexican fusion pop up restaurant! Photo Credit: LA's The Place Tacos 1986 is bringing their Tijuana-style carne asada and adobada on handmade corn tortillas. Broad Street Oysterco Co. will be serving up Maine and Connecticut Style Lobster Rolls with caviar (optional), and Sea Stephanie Fish will be serving fresh Santa Barbara Sea Urchins. Photo Credit: Sea Stephanie Fish LA’s most popular underground BBQ Moos Craft Barbecue will also be there making Smorgasburg LA their permanent home. What are they making? their famous brisket and beef ribs! YUM Photo Credit: Moos Craft Barbecue In addition to the great new vendors joining Smorgasburg LA, the Smorgs Burger Stand will be back for 2019 featuring a different burger popup vendor every Sunday. You can also expect sophisticated boutiques, cultural events, pop-ups, and other surprises every Sunday. The events are rain or shine. ROW DTLA is a great new location for LA families to hang out, eat, shop, and mingle, but make sure to leave your furry friends at home, because pets are not allowed. Smorgasburg LA is located at 777 Alameda St, Los Angeles, CA 90021 at ROW DTLA, and is open every Sunday from 10am to 4pm. You will get 1 hour free parking without validation, and 2 hours free parking with vaidation. Make sure to go early as some of the popular food get sold out fast. For more information about Smorgasburg LA and all the exciting vendors, please visit Smorgsburg LA's official website. You may also enjoy: The Best Family Friendly Restaurants in and around Los Angeles A Day With Kids at The Original Farmers Market

While the weather in Los Angeles is usually pretty perfect, there are days when it’s too cold or to hot for kids to have fun playing outside. Fortunately, the city has plenty of indoor trampoline playgrounds, places that will let your kiddos expend energy and stay safe doing it. The indoor trampoline playgrounds provide a unique playing experience, as they will get you off the couch, and flying high. They are also a great way to get your heart rate up while keeping your kids happy and active. Get Air Surf City With thousands of square feet of trampolines, Get Air Surf City will get your kids jumping. This trampoline playground is in Huntington Beach, and it offers a wide variety of activities. Feel free to get a pass for yourself while there, because it’s good to find your inner child every now and then. You and your kids can spend hours just bouncing around on large trampolines or play a game of dodge-ball. If your children are little, then you’ll appreciate Get Air’s trampoline section that limits the size of jumpers to those who are under 46 inches. The trampoline playground has family nights on Mondays, and it offers a special rate for families of four. For general admission, one hour of jumping is $13.99 per person. For younger kids, the cost is $9.99. Sky Zone This center has locations throughout Southern California including Van Nuys, Torrance and Glendale. Along with regular jumping, Sky Zone offers activities like dodge-ball, a dunking zone and aerobics. This trampoline playground focuses on offering its customers fun fitness. Jumping on trampolines is an exercise that doesn’t feel like a workout. Sky Zone also has a foam pit filled with 10,000 foam cubes. Use it to perform fun flips or just hurl yourself into its soft foaminess. Big Air Trampoline Park Located in Laguna Hills, the Big Air Trampoline Park will keep your kids happy during the days when playing outside isn’t an option. This popular trampoline playground lets you and your kids challenge their friends to one-on-one jousting matches as you do your best to hold onto your balance over a foam pit. The park has a dunking section, as well as 17,000 square-feet of jumping areas. It features an electronic bull and “The Wall,” which is an intense climbing course. The Big Air Trampoline Park has an area for toddlers, so feel free to bring your little ones with you to jump. General admission to the trampoline park is $16.50 for one hour. The price goes down if you decide to jump longer. Big Air requires grip socks. You can bring a pair or buy one for $2.50. sponsored Sky High Sports Sky High Sports is appropriately named since you’ll be able to jump sky high on its many trampolines. The trampoline park has locations around Southern California, so you’ll be able to find one near you. Along with its main trampoline area, Sky High Sports offers a rope swing and a basketball dunk section. Here, you can participate in a dodgeball match. Get a group of friends together to fling balls at one another or join one of the ongoing games. Playing on a trampoline brings a fresh, new element to the game. You may find yourself dodging balls easy peasy or more able to hit an opponent by jumping high into the air. Like most of today’s trampoline parks, Sky High has a section for small children. This is also a place where you can get your workout on by taking an AIR-obics class. This type of class is low impact. It also helps you burn fat while improving your coordination and balance. Rockin’ Jump The Rockin’ Jump center is a little smaller than some of the other trampoline parks in California, but this makes it perfect if you have little kids. A smaller space just makes it easier to keep track of them. The center offers pricing promotions, so be sure to like their Facebook page. The Rockin’ Jump hosts birthday parties as well as group events. Along with several jumping areas, the trampoline center has a place for dodge-ball, a slam dunk zone, and an X-Beam competition area, where your kids can use padded lances and attempt to knock an opponent off a beam. Since they’ll land among foam blocks, the game is fun and safe. It also offers fun experiences like holiday parties and events. An hour of jumping will run you $16.00 while an all-day pass is just $32.00. The Rockin’ Jump center is in San Dimas. You may also enjoy: The Best Indoor Activities To Do in LA With Kids On Cold Or Rainy Days 22 Kid-Friendly Museums that LA Kids Must Explore Elizabeth is a guest blogger for Fun With Kids in LA. #indoorfun

This Friday is LA Zoo's Roaring Night evening with the Dodgers own DJ Severe, local fave DJ Johnny Hawkes, fierce DJ collective Chulita Vinyl Club, and ‘80s time trippers Fast Times, plus the incredible silent disco experience, a summer nightlife must. Let's ditch the kids this Friday night and have a date night under the start at the LA Zoo! What really sets Roaring Nights apart from the pack are the animal experiences – special presentations, feedings, and close-ups you won’t find at any other L.A. hotspot. And since you don't have to run after your kids this time, you get to experience the Zoo in a whole different setting! Need more motivation? How about L.A.’s best food trucks, full bars, lawn games, Instagram-worthy photo ops, and much more. Tickets are just $21. Must be 21 to attend. To purchase tickets, click here. Your ticket purchase supports the L.A. Zoo and its global conservation efforts. #LAZoo

At Fun With Kids in LA, our mission is to inspire you every day to do fun things with your kids, but to be good parents, you really need a break from the kids sometimes, and that is why we also love to bring you closer to your spouse by showing you how to have a great date night! Leave the kids at home next weekend, and go on a date night or even a double date-night with your best couple friends to see the awesome performance of LITTLE BLACK DRESS. LITTLE BLACK DRESS follows the story of Dee and her best friend Mandy experiencing life through their little black dresses - first job interview, first date, first awkward sexual experience, second awkward sexual experience and more. Using hilarious improv, catchy songs, and a heartfelt story, LITTLE BLACK DRESS has made audiences across the globe laugh, cry, and party! With hilarious show-stopping musical numbers, “Magic Mike” influenced dancing, and loads of improvised audience mayhem, LITTLE BLACK DRESS makes for one wild and unforgettable evening. "By no means, was this your every-day musical. With audience improv built into the show, this high-energy performance was new, fresh and fun—something that you didn't know was missing from standard musical lineups until you got to immerse yourself in the interactive LBD story. It is difficult to box this musical into a genre because there is truly nothing like it." -- BroadwayWorld.com The running time for LITTLE BLACK DRESS is 2 hours with a 15-minute intermission. The production has adult themes and strong language, and is recommended for ages 19+. The performance starts December 3, 2019 and runs through December 15, 2019 at Kirk Douglas Theatre at 9820 Washington Blvd, Culver City, CA 90232. You can purchase tickets online for for group tickets, you can purchase by calling 213-972-7231 or by email at Groups1@CTGLA.org.

It is an undeniable fact that kids love the water, and more specifically, the ocean. But, the big waves, large crowds, and cleanliness can all factor into whether you actually want to take your family to the beach or not. So, let us take a few of the not so fun factors off of your list. Choose from our five favorite beaches below that are incredibly family friendly. Whether a playground, clean bathrooms, or shallow water is the highest on your list, we’ll make sure you know what you’re getting into before hitting the sand. Santa Monica State Beach First off, we love for kids to experience all a city has to offer, and the Santa Monica Pier is well known for being a wonderful attraction. So, head to Ocean Park Beach tower 26 for the most kid friendly spot around. There is a solid playground, an abundance of bathrooms and changing facilities, as well as a grassy area for when the sand just gets too hot. The ease of having a myriad of eating options at the Pier lets you know that the kids won’t go hungry if you didn’t have the time or desire to bring snacks along. If you’re hoping for a little more kid-only space, check out the neighboring Annenberg Community Beach House. They also have a playground, pool, and planned activities to keep the kiddos entertained, allowing you to take a few minutes to breathe. There is also a restaurant on site, Back to the Beach Cafe, for when the kids get hungry. One of the marvelous parts about this, as well, is that you can reserve a parking spot online, allowing the stress of parking and paying melt away. Lastly, their bathrooms might be the cleanest on the California coast, so enjoy! Mother’s Beach If the name Mother’s Beach doesn’t sound like a good place for the family, I’m not sure what you’re hoping for. Mother’s Beach is a spectacular sheltered spot in Marina Del Rey. The water is shallow, and the kids have a roped off area specifically for them. During the busy summer months, there is a lifeguard on duty to give you an extra set of eyes for safety as well. There is a playground nearby, as well as kayak and paddle board rentals for those with kids needing a little more adventure in their lives. So, if you have a wider range of ages needing something to do, Mother’s Beach is a great choice for you. Malibu Lagoon State Beach For the most variety of beach experience, head on over to Malibu Lagoon State Beach. This lagoon is a bird sanctuary, as well as a great spot for surfing. If your kids are mesmerized by watching these things, it’s a perfect spot. There’s plenty of sand here as well, making it easy to spread out and stake out a place just for you and yours. There are rocks along the beach for the little ones to play on as well. This beach is right next to the Malibu pier, allowing you to have great food, drinks, and dessert whenever you need a snack. Between the shallow water and variety of people and animals to watch here, the family can enjoy a full but relaxing day at Malibu Lagoon State Beach. Manhattan Beach The name says alludes to it, but Manhattan Beach gives you the best of both worlds. With the accessibility of the city and all it has to offer plus miles of stunning beach, this is a perfect California beach. It is great for families because of the clean restrooms and proximity of snacks and parking. You won’t have to tote the kids towels and trowels far to get to the sandy shore here. In addition, when the kids need some AC, head over to the free Roundhouse Aquarium at the end of the pier. This will be a nice diversion to the afternoon, letting the kids explore the local ecosystem and learn about the ocean. The beach volleyball scene is also impressive here, so whether you have an aspiring star or a little one who just loves to bounce the ball, there will always be some action to be found here. So, for ease of access and activities for all ages, check out Manhattan Beach next time the family needs a day away. Advertisement: Looking for a great Summer Camp? Camp Wildfolk is a project-based, child-centered, and growth-focused Day Camp for PreK-7th graders. It's "old school" camp spirit, meets a modern, progressive approach to youth development. They are on a mission to help kids develop and nurture a growth mindset. Click here to learn more! Leo Carillo State Park For those families that want to escape to nature on the weekends, put Leo Carillo State Park on the top of your list. You can explore the local trails leading to and from the beach, which will lead you to plenty of tidepools that kids can play in. Let your little ones see how many types of wildlife they can find here, while you enjoy a few minutes to yourself. If you even need more adventure, check out the sea caves that are tucked in the rocks. This park is a little more off the beaten path, so you shouldn’t have trouble finding plenty of space for yourself. There are great restaurants nearby to keep you satiated as well. Lastly, if you have a four legged member of your family, you can let them run free just a little north at North Beach. So, with the full extent of options here, Leo Carillo State Park easily made our top five family friendly beaches in Los Angeles list. Whether you need everlasting activities and food options, or want to get away from the LA crowds, there is a beach for you. Rank what you think is most important to your family and go from there as you pick what family friendly beach to tackle next. We wish you safe and happy beach days, and don’t forget the sunscreen!

How long will it take before the general public can get vaccinated in Los Angeles County? COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna are already in the market, and are available for healthcare providers, but when can you get vaccinated if you are not a healthcare provider, and live in Los Angeles County? This is a question that most of us want to know desperately. We have done some research, and have made it very easy for you to find basic answers to your most urgent questions about the COVID-19 vaccination. First you need to find out which Phase and which Tier you will fall into, and when you have that information, it is easy to find out when COVID-19 vaccine will be available in your sector. Should I get my kids vaccinated? Let me tell you already that the vaccines, by both companies, are not recommended for children under 16, and at this time you should not even worry about getting your kids vaccinated. When will the vaccine be available to me? We have found a vaccine calculator, in which you can plug in where you live, your age group, and potential health factors to find out which phase and tier you will fall into, and how many people might be in line before it is your turn to get vaccinated. Phase 1A - Tier 1 - 3 Healthcare workers and residents of skilled nursing facilities It is estimated that everyone in Phase 1A will have been offered at least one dose of vaccine by late January or early February 2021, per County of Los Angeles Public Health. Phase 1B - Tier 1 Individuals 75 years and older, and individuals who work in Education, Childcare, Emergency services, and Food and agriculture. It is estimated that vaccination will begin for those in Phase 1B in early February and you should be offered at least one dose of vaccine by late March 2021, per County of Los Angeles Public Health. 1B - Tier 2 Individuals 65-74 years of age, and individuals who are at risk of exposure at work in Transportation and logistics, Industrial, commercial, residential, and sheltering facilities and services, and Critical manufacturing. Also individuals who are incarcerated and are homeless. It is estimated that vaccination will begin for those in Phase 1B in early February and you should be offered at least one dose of vaccine by late March 2021, per County of Los Angeles Public Health. Phase 1C Individuals 50-64 years old, people 16-49 years of age who have an underlying health condition or disability which increases their risk of severe COVID-19; and those at risk of exposure at work in water and wastewater, defense, energy, chemical and hazardous materials, communications and IT, financial services, government operations, and community-based essential functions. It is estimated that vaccination will begin for those in Phase 1C in March 2021, and that you should be offered at least one dose of vaccine by late April or early May 2021, per County of Los Angeles Public Health. Phase 2 Individuals between the ages of 16-49 years old without high-risk medical conditions. It is estimated that vaccination will begin for those in Phase 2 by mid-May or early June 2021, per County of Los Angeles Public Health. (Happy Birthday to me! I maybe getting my vaccine on my birthday.) Please note that per County of Los Angeles Public Health, these timings are estimates and may change as vaccine supply and the state prioritization requirements change. Latest News about Vaccination Efforts in California On January 11, 2021, Governor Newsom announced that the state of California would be stepping up its coronavirus vaccination efforts this week, opening mass vaccination sites at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, Petco Park in San Diego and Cal Expo in Sacramento. Newsom said the state's goal is to vaccinate 1 million more people by the weekend. The state wants to expand the types of health care professionals who can give vaccinations to include dentists, pharmacy technicians and National Guard teams. If you need to find more information about side effects and safety of the vaccines, you can find all these information on CDC's official website. Click here to find information about Moderna's vaccine. Click here to find more information about Pfizer. Disclaimer: We are not medical doctors or professionals, nor do we have any medical or scientific training, education, or experience. You should always seek the advice of your physician or a qualified health care provider before making any decisions relating to your health.

Here is a list of 10 fun and free virtual events and activities for kids to keep them entertained and busy at home while you are practicing social distancing! Caring for Each Other With Sesame Workshop Sesame Workshop is filled with content you can use all day long to spark playful learning and offer children comfort. Join for songs, games, and more with Anne Hathaway, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Tracee Ellis Ross and the entire Sesame Street gang! Creativity Corner Each episode of Creativity Corner invites kids to participate in the story that unfolds and suggests follow-up activities they can do on their own, inspired by the make-believe they’ve seen. LA Arboretum At-Home Nature Adventures During the “Stay at Home” period, LA Arboretum will be bringing you two new exciting, hands-on programs a week that you and your little ones can do to stay connected to nature and all its magic! Check back each Monday and Thursday for new activities. FLEETv Virtual Science Activities The Fleet Science Center invites you to connect to the power of science through FLEETtv!  FLEETv is an exciting place where you can have fun with experiments, hands-on activities, behind-the-scenes interviews, bloopers and more, all from the comfort of your home. Silver Kite Daily Art Activities During the COVID-19 pandemic, Silver Kite Community Arts is offering daily online intergenerational workshops, talks, social hours, and performances for free. Burke from Home Visit the Burke Museum from home with activities and resources for all ages. Each curriculum packet features a different theme, so there's something new to look forward to each week. Cayton Recess Join for music, storytime, art making, reflection & more on Instagram @CAYTONMUSEUM & YOUTUBE every weekday at 11 am and 3 pm. Visit the Virtual Purple Museum Purple Museum shares hands-on learning activities that you and your little ones can do at home, along with insightful resources to help you navigate these uncertain times. American Ballet Theater Tots Virtual Class Children and parents can tune into @ABTSchool on Instagram and the ABT YouTube Channel for daily classes in ballet movement taught by former ABT dancers. Journey to Art Institute of Chicago Explore the Art Institute of Chicago virtually and find surprises in the museum’s collection by using a variety of filtering options, including themes, styles, and colors.

Kidspace may be temporarily closed, but curiosity never ceases. Keep the learning going at home with Kidspace curated programming and resources developed to spark connection, creativity, laughter, and inspiration. Kidspace-At-Home journey brings hands-on joyful learning experiences to families every day. They have great ideas for Birthdays During Social Distancing, Daily Walks, Fun Projects, and Educational Videos. Also every Wednesday through month of April from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm, World of the Weasel will present their stories, crafts, and illustration how-to's in partnership with Kidspace on Facebook. During this unprecedented time, Kidspace is facing significant financial challenges without operational revenue. General admission, memberships, group visits, camps, and site rentals generate nearly 80% of the budget. With the campus closed, their fundraising efforts are more important than ever. Please consider making a donation, of any amount, to support the museum and the families they serve. Together we will keep Kidspace strong.

Before Covid-19, you could take your kids to the park and watch them play as you engaged with other parents. You would share ideas, stories, laughs, and feel a sense of connection, knowing there are supportive people out there. Today, that luxury is lost, but not completely. Using SignShine classes online, you can still obtain advice for moms during corona, gain immense family bonding strategies, and remind yourself that we are all in this together in one community. Even though staying home during the pandemic is not ideal, you can still make the best of it. Improve Your Mental Health It is no secret that being indoors for more than a month now can really put a damper on your overall mindset. Before partaking mommy/daddy and me classes, I certainly was not as positive and upbeat as I was before this lockdown occurred. These classes have drastically improved my mental health and gave me clarity because not only I was able to converse to other parents, I had an outlet to stimulate my mind with fun, excitement, and knowledge that I have been lacking since quarantine. You never really understand the power of mental stimulation until it is gone. With SignShine classes, moms and dads can get that back and become much better parents. All while learning some impressive signing techniques that strengthen the bond between them and their baby. Fill Your Time Productively Right now, you have all the time in the world. So instead of sitting on the couch and watching TV as time goes by, proactively enhance your parenting skills and give yourself a reliable foundation to be the best mom or dad you can be. You are not only going to gain confidence in your abilities, but you will also be establishing a better routine and setting a good precedent for your kids. That is much more powerful and useful to do with your time than not doing anything at all. You Will Not Feel Isolated Anymore Humans are social creatures. I never realized how much I needed to engage with others to feel fulfilled in life until recently. With parenting classes, I have now bridged the gap between the outside world and my need for meaningful conversation and support. I am not just stuck in my head anymore and feel like a person again, and this is something truly valuable for anyone to experience right now. Take Advantage of Parenting Classes Parenting is an extraordinary journey, and it really does take a village to raise a child. Now that we are in the middle of a pandemic and practicing social distancing, your baby is probably getting antsy and bored being stuck inside, and you may be getting a bad case of cabin fever yourself. You see the clock ticking by, crossing off the days on your calendar, and trying to stay as sane as possible during this quarantine. It is certainly not a fun time, nor desirable, but that does not mean we have to sit around aimlessly and alone waiting for it to be over. There are parents like us all across the world who are going through the same situation. With the power of the internet and SignShine classes, why not take advantage of it to gain socialization and obtain remarkable parenting tools during this time? SignShine hosts the ultimate online courses that will not only strengthen your family dynamic, but is also an incredible place to obtain support for moms during social distancing to feel connected again.

As you are practicing social distancing and staying home with your kids, we are finding new ideas for entertaining you at home. We have found you 31 awesome National Parks that you can explore without leaving your home, right from your couch. Acadia National Park Badlands National Park Big Bend National Park Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park Bryce Canyon National Park Canyonlands National Park Channel Islands National Park Cuyahoga Valley National Park Death Valley National Park Denali National Park Dry Tortugas National Park Everglades National Park Glacier National Park Grand Canyon National Park Grand Teton National Park Great Smoky Mountain National Park Guadalupe Mountains National Park Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park Joshua Tree National Park Mesa Verde National Park Mount Rainier National Park Olympic National Park Redwood National and State Park Rocky Mountain National Park Sequoia National Park Shenandoah National Park Virgin Islands National Park Wind Cave National Park Yellowstone National Park Yosemite National Park Zion National Park You May Also Like: Famous Museums That Offer Virtual Tours!

Grand Park’s Winter Glow returns for the park’s second annual nighttime art display from December 6, 2019 through December 25, 2019, offering an immersive experience that will span two county locations this holiday season expanding across Grand Avenue to include the newly renovated Music Center Plaza. Grand Park’s Winter Glow will feature installations by L.A.-based artists from across the county. Each artist will design and install magical light attractions for the public to enjoy as they stroll through Grand Park and The Music Center Plaza. Familiar pathways and historic fountains will be transformed into exciting new discoveries with the latest in light and projection technology. Some of the curated large-scale installations will be hands-on and interactive as additional complementary light displays make Hope Street to Hill Street “glow” in the winter sky. Grand Park’s Winter Glow will also feature a five-foot “parol,” based on a star-shaped lantern that embellishes homes during Christmas in the Philippines and signifies cultural meaning and identity for Los Angeles’ large Filipino community. Grand Park will display the Christmas lantern and promote Filipino cultural and artistic practices by hosting a free parol-making workshop on Saturday, December 7, 2019 from 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm, where community members can learn and create their own parol to take with them. Throughout Grand Park’s Winter Glow, families will enjoy listening to a special soundscape of playlists curated by L.A.-based artists and partners, including Silver Lake-based Indie label Dangerbird Records and filmmaker/arts organizer Joel Quizon, among others. Grand Park’s Winter Glow will be located at Grand Park, 200 N. Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90012 (between Grand Avenue, and Hill Street). This even is open to public and FREE for everyone to enjoy.

LEGOLAND, indeed, is one of those theme parks that no matter how many times you have been to, you still want to visit every chance you get. If you are a LEGOLAND fan, there is no better time than now to get your tickets to save big in 2020. Keep reading and find out how to get cheap tickets to LEGOLAND California. Starting today, November 26, 2019 through December 2, 2019, you can save up to 50% on your LEGOLAND and SEA LIFE experience. Buy tickets for only $59.99 on a 1 day LEGOLAND and SEA LIFE Park Hopper, which is 40% less than full price of $109.99. This offer includes admission to LEGOLAND California and SEA LIFE Aquarium on your chosen day, and would be good from January 1, 2020 through February 29, 2020. Buy tickets for only $99.99 for unlimited admission to LEGOLAND California and SEA LIFE Aquarium for one year. This offer includes admission to LEGOLAND Water Park on most dates, plus free parking, discounts on dining and shopping, and more. You will save 50% with this deal at full price of $209.99. Save 30% off your room and 50% off 2-day Hopper tickets with the Cyber Monday Vacation Package. As low as $103 per person, you can stay at one of LEGOLAND hotels, and get free full breakfast buffet daily, exclusive early access to LEGOLAND, special welcome gifts for the kids, and much more. The catch is you need to buy your tickets now through December 2, 2019 for stays between January 5, 2020 through May 21, 2019, which is totally worth it. For more information about LEGOLAND offers, please visit LEGOLAND's official website.

We know it is not easy to find engaging activities for your kids for this summer, but just because the kids can't physically go to camp, it doesn't mean they have to stop learning or having fun! That is when camps such as The Second City Comedy Camp comes to rescue! With a new online platform, The Second City is bringing comedy camps right to your couch. The fully digital comedy camps will engage your children for four hours of fun and creativity with other kids. All you need is an internet connection and a camera. The comedy camps are taught by Training Center comedy pros at The Second City. You can pick from 1-day or 5-day camps to fit your child’s needs and schedule. Campers exercise their sense of play through improv games and learn the foundation of The Second City’s unique brand of comedy. The teachers will work with these young improvisers to help enhance their ability to communicate with others and develop confidence in their own creativity, all while working as part of an ensemble. No previous experience is required. Camps end with a virtual show where the students show off what they’ve learned. Sign up your child and encourage their friends to join the sessions for a fun virtual get-together! Available Comedy Camps Improv: the fundamentals of the improv “yes, and” philosophy Musical Improv: spontaneously put words to music Sketch Comedy: use improv to develop scenes and create original sketches 1-DAY CAMPS (AGES 4-18) Campers are broken up by ages 4-6, 7-9, 10-12 & 13-18 4 hours total Two 15 min breaks and a 30 min lunch Tuition is $75 5-DAY CAMPS (AGES 4-18) Campers are broken up by ages 4-6, 7-9, 10-12 & 13-18 Monday-Friday 4 hours Two 15 min breaks and a 30 min lunch Tuition is $250 For more information about the camps and to register, click here. This article is part of a paid campaign!

All you need to know about San Diego Zoo and San Diego Zoo Safari Park Reopening The San Diego Zoo and the San Diego Zoo Safari Park are reopening their doors on June 20, 2020. During the initial reopening phase. You will be able to experience wildlife with their families, stroll among diverse habitats, and take part in fun, educational activities that bring you closer to the natural world. Each park will operate with limited on-grounds capacity and reduced hours of operation, with limited shopping, dining, and other experiences available at both parks. You can expect smaller crowds on weekdays, but may have to wait for admission on busier weekends. Entry to the parks will be on a first-come, first-served basis until they reach their daily reduced on-grounds attendance limit. Once the on-grounds attendance limit is reached, as guests exit the parks, the same number of waiting guests will be admitted. As you approach the Zoo's entrance, you will see signs in green or orange. Watch for them throughout the Zoo to remind you of safe practices, and how to navigate the grounds. At the Zoo, you will visit a Welcome Tent to answer a few brief health screening questions before you enter the turnstiles. At the Safari Park, you will answer health screening questions upon arrival in the parking lot. Bring a protective mask covering your mouth and nose, except for when dining, for each member of your family. You are also required to maintain a six-foot distance between you and other people. Some experiences, programs, and animal viewing areas may be closed but there is still plenty to see and do! Tickets for tours, Safaris, and other premium experiences can be purchased before you arrive. Zoo parking will be limited. At the Safari Park, the $15 general parking fee will be waived initially, and paid parking will resume later. To find out more about the restrictions and reopening of both Zoos, click here.