#family-friendly

#family-friendly

So Timmy Turner from Fairly OddParents, SpongeBob SquarePants, and Leonardo from TMNT are all in a game together, and no, I'm talking about Fortnite. Not this time. Instead, these and other Nickelodeon cartoon characters are part of Dice of Destiny, a newly released action RPG that plays a lot like Baby's First Diablo, which might be the perfect game for parents and kids to enjoy together. Just don't go in expecting something deep, difficult, or long.

Halloween is one of my favorite times to visit theme parks around the country. Many of the best theme parks in the United States have incredible Halloween-themed parties or haunts to attend, and even better, some are included with your overall ticket into the park. Whether you're looking for kid-friendly destinations like Walt Disney World or Dollywood, or an all-out fright fest at Universal Orlando Resort that brings the intensity level up to 13, there's a theme park Halloween event for all ages.

As a childless woman in my early 30s, I rarely seek out family-friendly beach resorts. But when I was invited to the new Oku Andalusia, I immediately said yes. I'd heard rave reviews about the brand's design-forward outposts in Ibiza, Spain; Bodrum, Turkey; and the Greek island of Kos, all ritzy seaside idylls synonymous with grown-up fun and swanky seaside environs. So even though the new hotel in Andalusia marks Oku's first family-friendly concept, I felt confident I'd find the same chilled-out coastal atmosphere.

No matter how fit you are or how full you are of self-love, there is something about going swimsuit shopping that's a real downer. It's just zero-percent fun for most people - which is too bad, because everyone deserves to look and feel great in their swimsuit. The Scary Mommy editors are here to help - we have collectively worn a lot of swimwear in our days (and over the past summer), and we're ready to spill all of our very favorites.

Whether you're an experienced juggler or an absolute beginner, this event is for YOU. We're kicking off a fresh chapter in our juggling community, bringing back the spirit of our past festivals in a casual, one-day gathering. We'll be offering free workshops throughout the day, so come learn a new skill or just enjoy watching the fun. All ages and skill levels are welcome-no experience necessary! Get ready for a day of juggling, laughter, and new connections.

Create art inspired by our programming at this drop-in art workshop! All ages welcome, all materials provided. Create intimate, freestanding sculptures using air-dry clay and wire à la artist Johanna Jackson's work in "Bay Area Then." Disclaimer: Please double check event information with the event organizer as events can be canceled, details can change after they are added to our calendar, and errors do occur.

For the kids, there's a lot to love. There are the action montages, a bright retro futuristic setting, a visual style that is gee-whiz superhero cool, but in a comic way - shiny and light and not over the top. The movie is just more palatable for kids than most other Marvel movies, emotionally and cognitively. The superheroes are relatable as family but they also play the part of role models well, interacting with and caring deeply about the public they serve.

The Community Day block party celebrates the amazing Lower East Side community! This family-friendly event offers activities for all ages, including outdoor games, face painting, bingo, live DJ, and art making with Abrons Art Center. Enjoy free refreshments and explore all Henry Street has to offer at the resource tables. Duffy Square, Broadway bet. 45th & 47th St., Midtown Monday, Sept. 8, 5 - 9 pm All ages Free admission

I don't know that we've ever seen a year quite like this one when it comes to new co-op experiences. From major-publisher-backed hits like Split Fiction and Grounded 2, to indie darlings like REPO and Peak, there hasn't just been a significant quantity of games meant for co-op play, but they've gone in so many different, yet similarly exciting, directions.

REI's Base Camp 6 tent is well-made with heavy, durable fabrics and strong poles, offering plenty of storage options and a weatherproof design for camping families.

Celebrate St. Martin's spirit at this cozy community festival on Friday, November 7, 2025, from 4-7:30 pm at 117 Diamond St.

The Outer Sunset Farmers Market features over 25 vendors every Sunday, including farmers, ranchers, food trucks, and local artists, from 9am to 2pm year-round.

Barcelona boasts a coastline with over four kilometers of sandy shores, which are not always ideal for families with kids due to crowds and logistics.

The Great Barrier Reef is bigger than the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Belgium, and the Netherlands combined, stretching over 1,400 miles along Australia's east coast.

My Oxford Year, debuting on August 1, stars Sofia Carson as an ambitious American student whose dreams of studying at Oxford are complicated by a romantic encounter.

The trailer begins with a group led by Mckenna Grace breaking into Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, sharing stories about its haunted animatronics, only to be attacked shortly after.

Carnival of Psychos is an original theatrical performance featuring a live band of carnies.

Professional bike mechanic Ryan Murphy will be at the Mountain View Library every third Saturday from 11 am to 12:30 pm to provide advice and assistance with bike repairs.

Lynsi Snyder, the sole owner of In-N-Out, is relocating her family to Tennessee, citing the challenges of raising a family and doing business in California.

Lynsi Snyder, the sole owner of In-N-Out, is relocating her family to Tennessee due to challenges in California's livability for raising a family and doing business.

The Rail200 branded locomotive is travelling the UK, bringing a mobile exhibition to the masses to tell a truncated history of 200 years of British railways.