Arte Museum New York is NYC's newest immersive experience, and it's completely screen-scentric. My husband and I had the chance to check out the eye-popping displays during a nighttime preview event before its grand opening.

While it made for a unique date night, we walked away with some key points for parents to consider before bringing their kids along. Read on to find out whether Arte Museum is a good fit for your next family outing, and bookmark this list of NYC's most kid-friendly museums for our favorite local culture spots to see with kids.

Having a children's Halloween party? Set the spooky (or not-so-spooky) scene with some fun Halloween music for kids that is sure to bring the giggles—and maybe even some silly dance moves!

We're here to help you create the perfect kid-friendly Halloween playlist for any age group, from toddler and preschool Halloween songs to elementary school Halloween music to songs tweens and teens will love.

Once you've got the music covered, add even more seasonal party fun with our lists of fun Halloween party game ideas for teens and tweens and the best kids' Halloween movies. And if you want to mix some non-Halloween songs into the party playlist for younger children, find some on our list of the 100 best sing-along songs for kids.

While a cemetery might not be the first place you think of for a family outing, Brooklyn’s Green-Wood Cemetery is an unexpected treasure for parents looking to mix history, art, and the great outdoors. With sweeping views of the Manhattan skyline and the Statue of Liberty, fall foliage that rivals any city park, and unique events for kids and families, Green-Wood is far from spooky—it’s an inspiring, educational, and even playful destination.

Whether you’re pushing a stroller, chasing curious toddlers, or looking to spark older kids’ imaginations, here’s why Green-Wood Cemetery should be on your family’s fall adventure list. Find more green spaces to explore on this list of NYC's most underrated parks or bookmark our NYC Kids' Guide to Playgrounds and Parks for more hidden gem parks to explore.

Three Forks, Montana is where rivers meet, bison once thundered, and kids today can climb, splash, and explore history in one small town with big adventure. Known as the birthplace of the Missouri River, this town is a gold mine of family fun, just 30 minutes from Bozeman.

Less than an hour's drive from Three Forks is Butte, Montana, which offers a perfect blend of Wild West mining history, outdoor play, quirky attractions, and hearty food in a town that once shaped the world’s copper supply. Whether you have history buffs, active adventurers, or sweet‑toothed explorers, Butte delivers.

From hiking ancient cliffs to exploring museums to biking smooth trails, here are the best things to do in Three Forks and Butte, Montana with kids. Visit our Western US Family Travel Guide for more adventures out west, including our list of kid-friendly activities in Bozeman, Montana.

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The gorgeous Blue Ridge Mountains dip into Georgia, spreading south from the Tennessee and North Carolina state lines to Mount Oglethorpe (near Jasper) eastward to Tallulah Gorge (near Clayton). A prime spot for touring these scenic, tree-lined mountains is in the railroad town of Blue Ridge, just 90 minutes north of Atlanta.

Blue Ridge provides a great family getaway any time of the year. Families experience all four seasons, ranging from brilliant autumn foliage, snow during winter, and colorful flowers and lake activities during the warmer months. Whether you're driving for the day, spending a weekend, or planning a longer vacation, this Blue Ridge travel guide offers a range of exciting family-friendly activities, restaurants, and places to stay!