Things To Do for Connecticut Kids and Families April 16-17, 2011: Easter, Earth Day Celebrations and Lots More
There's so much for Connecticut families to do this weekend. There are many Earth Day festivals, nature activities, and even a great weekend long carnival in Fairfield. You and the kids can also get into the Easter spirit with an old-fashioned Egg Hunt and or visit the Easter Bunny Express Train Ride at Danbury Railway Museum where you can take a ride in a vintage train.
If you're in the mood for family friendly theater then head to Downtown Cabaret Theatre in Bridgeport for a presentation of Goldie Locks. For art activities your little one can try their hand at painting plein air, in the open air, just like the Lyme Art Colony artists at the Florence Griswold Museum in Old Lyme.
It's Spring! Get out there and take advantage of one of the great nature activities. The Full Moon Nature Hike at Greenwich Audubon includes a marshmallow roasting campfire. Below you will find the weekend event listings.Click on the title which will take you to the MP CT calendar where you will get all of the juicy details. Enjoy!
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April 17
Join Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo to celebrate the 41st anniversary of Earth Day! Our Earth Day event is about encouraging local, organic, earth-friendly choices as a way of promoting better health for our planet and ourselves. Environmentally friendly vendors will be on hand with everything from green cleaning products and recycled fashion accessories to better lawn care for you and wildlife! We'll have live music performed by The Mudpuppies Saturday at Noon and by The Environmental Hootenanny with Tom Calliman and Ann Shapiro on Sunday at 2 pm. Both performances are at the Peacock Pavilion. Come learn what you can do to make the planet a healthier place for you and your family.
Fun Sundays at the Litchfield Historical Society Museum
Looking for an exciting activity on a Sunday afternoon? Stop by the Historical Society anytime from 1:00 to 4:00 for fun, games, or to learn a new skill. Activities will range from outdoor games to quill pen writing to ice cream making.