Didn’t get enough carnival rides and fried twinkles on the boardwalk this summer? Head over to the Montgomery County Fair. It is happening through Saturday, August 22. Fair and carnival hours vary as do animal exhibits in Old MacDonald’s Barn. Children 11 and under are FREE while adults cost $10. Check the schedule for daily events. Address is 16 Chestnut Street,… Continue Reading…
Weekday Adventures (a little late!)
How is it already August?! Enjoy the remainder of the summer with your Bambinos. Each night there are live concerts and/or outdoor movies, all of which are free. Make sure to find one perfect for your family before summer is over. You can beat the heat this week in the water or at one of the fun events listed below!… Continue Reading…
Bambinos in AU Park
American University Park is a neighborhood in NW DC named for the American University. AU Park consists almost entirely of single-family homes and therefore has a community feel with hidden gems throughout the family-friendly neighborhood perfect for bringing the little ones. We’ve highlighted some great spots for you to take advantage of. Families are always looking for new… Continue Reading…
Meet Alphabet Rockers; coming to DC this week
This article was written by Carolyn Ross of Kindiemusicdc, promotor of musicians playing in the DC area. Alphabet Rockers will be performing on July 21 and July 22 at Wolf Trap’s Theatre-in-the-Woods and July 23 will be entertaining crowds at Frederick’s SummerFest Family Theatre. Harvard University graduates can often be found on the short list for U.S. Attorney General, Fulbright scholar,… Continue Reading…
Weekend Picks: jazz, movies and Nationals players
Summer is flying by and we have some of the fun DC has to offer right here. This weekend is sure to keep you busy. Saturday– 10:00am-11:00am: Washington Nationals players at DC Public Libraries Players will read to children participating in the DC Public Library Summer Reading Program. Participants in the program who meet their Summer reading goals will be rewarded with… Continue Reading…
The Kreeger Museum isn’t just for adults
We attended First Studio at the Kreeger Museum a few weeks ago where children and an adult companion are invited to use their imagination as they explore the paintings, sculptures, and architecture of The Kreeger Museum. Each program includes a gallery tour, analysis of works of art, a story and a hands-on art making experience. The workshop fee per child… Continue Reading…
New CD (and live shows) by Mr. Gabe and the Circle Time All-Stars
Mr. Gabe has entertained our entire family live and now in the comfort of our home and car with his newest CD. We first met Mr. Gabe when he performed at Songs and Stories at Politics Prose when our son was just a year old. Our little guy liked watching him strum his guitar and learned to know words to… Continue Reading…
Free places to take kids in Washington, DC
Most people think of the Smithsonian Museums, Galleries and Zoo as being the only free places to take kids or offer to visitors who are in town. While those are definitely worth the trip and are family go-to’s when escaping bad weather, the city has many other free options. Park your car (off the northbound George Washington Parkway in Virginia)… Continue Reading…
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