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Wanamaker, Kempton & Southern Railroad - various times Pick
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LEGOLAND Discovery Center Philadelphia - 10:00 AM
Oxford Valley Mall - 11:00 AM
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LEGOLAND Discovery Center Philadelphia - 10:00 AM
Oxford Valley Mall - 11:00 AM
LEGOLAND Discovery Center Philadelphia - 10:00 AM
Oxford Valley Mall - 11:00 AM
King of Prussia Mall - 2:00 PM
Lehigh Valley Mall - 2:00 PM
Farm, Home & Youth Complex - 9:00 AM
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LEGOLAND Discovery Center Philadelphia - 10:00 AM

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This Week: Free & Cheap Camps, Maple Sugaring Day Trips, Best Family Attractions in Naples, Florida

This photo sums up the way I think we all feel about winter right about now (minus the expletives). A warm vacation somewhere would be the perfect cure, but there's school so you'll have to console yourself with our slide show of the best things to do in Naples, Florida with kids or try hitting a toasty indoor destination right here in NYC.
If you can bear to be outside, maple sugaring season is upon us and there are lots of places in nearby Westchester and Connecticut to see how the sweet stuff is made. If you're planning for summer (assuming it ever gets here), we've updated our Camp Guide, including our super-popular post about free and inexpensive summer programs.
Here's what else we covered on the NYC site this week:
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In honor of National Reading Month, many of our weekday event picks featured cool kid-lit fun.
Kid begging for a cat but you're afraid of the commitment? Try a trip to NYC's first-ever cat cafe instead for some furry face time.
Experience hands-on history at three under-the-radar Queens museums that teach families about the past through enriching activities.
Still figuring out summer camp? Find affordable programs in our just-updated free and cheap camps roundup.
Our neighborhood of the month is Soho and we kicked off our coverage with the top 35 things to do in the neighborhood with kids.
Our biweekly news post included details on two new public school holidays, volunteering opportunities for kids and the upcoming National Day of Unplugging.
Rev up your young auto aficionados with a cool car-themed birthday party in NYC or on Long Island.
This week's WeeWork recipe is healthy homemade popcorn—great for all those winter movie nights we're having.
Best bets for the weekend include Queens' St. Patrick's Day Parade, a Persian New Year celebration and a concert by The Pop Ups.
About the Author

Raven is a writer, editor, performer and mom, who was born and bred in NYC, just like her husband, her mother and now, her daughter. As a writer, she's contributed articles to New York Magazine, Time Out New York, The Village Voice, the New York Post, TV Guide, Better Homes and Gardens, iVillage, AOL TV and Moviefone, Parents.com, and worked as an in-house editor for ParentsConnect.com and TimeOutKids.com. As a performer, she's appeared on many downtown stages (sometimes even for pay!), a couple of obscure films and TV shows, and The Maury Povich Show as a female drag queen. She's also the founder of Hot Mama Burlesque, the world's only all-moms burlesque show. After being the NYC editor from March 2011-March 2015, she is now happy to just be a blogger as she pursues additional writing opportunities.