Indoor birthday party places in Westchester come in clutch when it isn't park or pool weather, and luckily for us, there's no shortage of places for Westchester kids to get their party on. 

Local venues offer parties centered around bouncing and trampolines, scaling rock walls, practicing yoga, racing go-carts, and more. 

We’ve put together a list of indoor birthday party places suitable for a variety of ages, from preschoolers to tweens and teens. Looking for even more options? Check out our full Party Planning Guide for Westchester Families.

Long Island's indoor playgrounds make perfect birthday party places for active, fun-loving kids to celebrate the big day. And Long Island doesn't just have basic indoor play spaces, but mega indoor playgrounds! These massive spaces in Nassau County and Suffolk County offer endless activities to entertain kids of all ages on ninja courses, trampolines, ropes courses, and more. 

These birthday party places make for one-stop party planning—with food, entertainment, hosting, and clean-up. From safe toddler zones to VR attractions for teens, these mega kids' birthday party places have it all. Bonus: You don't have to worry about the weather when hosting a party at one of these mega indoor play spaces. 

For even more festive birthday party ideas, check out our Birthday Party Guide for Long Island Kids and the Best Winter Birthday Party Ideas for Kids on Long Island.

If you're looking for indoor birthday party places for kids in New Jersey, we've picked fun-filled options that are bound to be crowd-pleasers. Whether your child loves video games, trampolines, pretend play, or STEM, this list has something for all ages, from toddlers through teens.

And be sure to check out our New Jersey Birthday Party Guide for even more options, including our story on indoor birthday party spots with mega playgrounds.

The Art of the Brick, the World's most famous LEGO art exhibit, is now open in Washington, DC! Named one of CNN's Top 10 "Global Must-See Exhibitions," The Art of the Brick includes over 130 incredible sculptures created from more than one million LEGO bricks.

I recently visited The Art of the Brick with my 10-year-old daughter, and I'm not sure which of us enjoyed it more! We were both mesmerized by the level of detail put into each piece, especially the ones meant to resemble real works of art.

Read all about our experience at The Art of the Brick—and find out all the details about this fantastic exhibition—below. If your family can't get enough of LEGO after that, head to the LEGO Discovery Center Washington, DC, then check out our post on 101 fun things to do with LEGO bricks.

There are tons of great playgrounds in Orlando and surrounding towns for families to explore. On nice days, one of our favorite activities is "park hopping"—visiting as many different playgrounds as we can in a single day. We’ve put together a list of some of the best playgrounds, from Lake County to Osceola County and everywhere in between. These playgrounds are great for local families, visitors needing a break from theme parks, and even birthday parties. These Orlando parks offer cool ammenities that include fishing piers, drone zones, disc golf, roller hockey rinks, splash pads, and much more!

And if you're looking for more ideas for local family fun, check out our roundup of the Best Boardwalk Trails in Orlando and our list of 100 Things to Do in Orlando with Kids Other Than Theme Parks.

The best places to play when the weather is rough. 

Do you have a February baby? Or maybe an August baby? Kids born in May, June, or much of the year can bank on an al-fresco birthday celebration in LA that will go off without a hitch. But if your kiddo was born in one of those "in-betweener" months where seasons are changing and weather is unpredictable, it can be unnerving to book the bounce house and the pergola for an outdoor party. No parent wants to break the news to their kiddo that a storm is on its way and their epic birthday bash is canceled. So, I've scoured the LA area looking for the best party spots that are inside, from budget-friendly community rooms to roller rinks, to the iconic Santa Monica carousel (yes, you can rent it out for a party!). These spots include something for every age- we've got toddler and baby friendly (and parent approved) play spaces, and spots that will have your teens thinking you are the coolest.  

No more booking the discount birthday party at Chuck-E-Cheese or managing chaos at Dave & Buster's - these spots are unique, worth your time and money, and will have your kids saying "remember when you threw me that awesome birthday party" for years to come. 

For more birthday party ideas, check out fun restaurants for kid's birthdays in Los Angeles. Usually, the weather is nearly perfect in LA, so when that's the case, explore these parks and playgrounds for kids' birthday parties in LA, and find more b-day inspo in our Birthday Party Ideas Guide for Los Angeles Kids.