1. Barks and Books – Monday
This is exactly what it sounds like. The Pasadena Humane Society brings canine bookworms to the library for story time. Young readers can practice reading aloud to dogs. Registration is required, so be sure to check the South Pasadena Library website.
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2. Cupid Silly Arrow Theatrical Performance – Tuesday
The kids' club at Calabasas’ Sagebrush Cantina celebrates Valentine’s Day this week in the performance tent, and families can enjoy the show with one free kid meal for every adult meal purchased. Can’t beat that.
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3. Slithering Snakes – Wednesday
The Los Angeles Zoo continues its “Critters ‘n Kids” program this week with the slimiest, slinkiest of all reptiles…snakes. Not for everybody, of course, but some kids (and some adults) love them. 
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4. Antique Sewing Machines and Mo Willems – Thursday
The Skirball Center is honoring Abraham Lincoln with a live demonstration of a hand cranked sewing machine. Sewing is all the rage these days; nice to see where it all began. Meanwhile, some picture books just never get old. In my house, Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus is one of those books. The author, Mo Willems, appears and signs copies of his new book, Waiting is not Easy, at Vroman's.
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5. Frozen Hearts Valentine’s Day Party – Friday
Celebrate St. Valentine at the Westside Pavilion with the Snow Queen, who poses for photos and sings Let it Go. This event is geared for all children and special needs children. Tickets can be purchased online.
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There are always plenty more activities on our daily events calendar and in our monthly GoList. And if you don't receive our newsletters full of suggestions for family fun, you really should subscribe!