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Cherry Blossom Festivals, Easter Egg Hunts, and More Things To Do This Weekend in Atlanta with Kids

Elsa Simcik's picture Submitted by Elsa Simcik on Wed, 03/15/2023 - 11:49am

Celebrate Mother Nature and the arrival of spring at the Brookhaven Cherry Blossom Festival this weekend! Photo courtesy of City of Brookhaven

Looking for the best things to do in Atlanta this weekend? Here are some family-friendly events and activities to add to your weekend list! 

It's the first weekend of spring in Atlanta and that means outdoors festivals and blooming cherry blossoms —combine the two by hitting up events like the Brookhaven Cherry Blossom Festival and the Conyers Cherry Blossom Festival! Both events take place this weekend and feature live music and dedicated children's areas. Easter is only a few weeks away and consider us your go-to source for finding the best Easter Egg Hunts, Photo Ops and Brunches in Atlanta. In fact, the Easter hunts start this weekend with fun events like Alpharetta UMC's Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday and the Illuminated Egg Hunt in Lawrenceville on Saturday night (in the dark)! 

Springtime in Atlanta also makes us think about traveling to nearby family-friendly destinations. Check out our Atlanta Family Travel Guide for inspiration and be sure to take a look at our latest review of Columbia SC. Still need (affordable) travel ideas for spring break? Our list of Cheap Spring Break Travel Ideas has got you covered. Happy Spring! 

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A Guide to Truist Park & The Battery Atlanta for Little Atlanta Braves Fans

Elsa Simcik's picture Submitted by Elsa Simcik on Fri, 03/10/2023 - 11:00am

Atlanta baseball is a beloved activity, so cheer on those Atlanta Braves at Truist Park! Photo by Claire Robinson

When families visit Truist Park for an Atlanta Braves game, it's like living the song, "Take Me Out to the Ball Game," except so much more! Sure, the Truist Park has peanuts, Cracker Jacks, and a crowd, but it also has Chick-fil-A, pizza, and an interactive kids' zone. Visiting Truist Park for an Atlanta Braves game is an amazing experience on its own, and baseball fans (and non-sporty people) have an additional option to have fun at the surrounding Battery Atlanta. This entertainment district provides loads of fun for Atlanta families and visitors alike.

Located in the Cumberland neighborhood of Cobb County, Truist Park (originally SunTrust Park) opened in 2017 as the new home ballpark for Major League Baseball's Atlanta Braves. This state-of-the-art facility sits next to The Battery Atlanta, which is open year-round for dining, shopping, and entertainment.

As baseball season approaches, cheer on the Atlanta Braves (winners of four World Series) with our helpful guide to Truist Park. And keep the party going by hanging at The Battery...or skip the sports part and just enjoy Atlanta's ultimate entertainment district!

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17 Best Things to Do in Atlanta March 2023 with Kids

Elsa Simcik's picture Submitted by Elsa Simcik on Sun, 02/26/2023 - 10:18am

Atlanta Science Festival is an annual celebration of the world-class learning and STEM career opportunities in Atlanta. Photo courtesy of the festival

From Purim to St. Patrick's Day and the arrival of spring, March is a great time to get out and enjoy Atlanta! 

As we spring forward into March and days get warmer, families can enjoy outdoor events like the Atlanta St. Patrick's Day Parade with floats, bagpipes and, of course, lots of green! Purim falls in early March this year and families have several parades and festivals to choose from like the Purim Carnival with a Cause in north Atlanta. Fans of the Harlem Globetrotters have two opportunities to see the awesome antics of the basketball stars--one in Duluth at Gas South Arena and another at State Farm Arena in downtown Atlanta. We are also super excited for March 31, when LEGO Discovery Center at Phipps Plaza reopens after a $5 million dollar renovation. 

March is a great time to take a well-deserved vacay to a family-friendly destination. We have a bajillion ideas in our Family Travel Guide, like Charleston, SC and West Palm Beach, FL. We love to check out cool Atlanta attractions and fun spots and give you all the scoop. We recently visited Atlanta's Center for Puppetry Arts and have lots of insights and tips to share. Have kids that like to climb and jump? (Who doesn't?) Then you will definitely want to check out our list of Ninja Warrior Gyms and Parkour Spots Around Atlanta.  

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Best Free and Affordable Summer Camps Near Atlanta

Elsa Simcik's picture Submitted by Elsa Simcik on Sun, 02/19/2023 - 3:02pm

Kids can spend the day playing in the park at one of several camps across Gwinnett County. Photo courtesy of Gwinnett Park and Recreation

Finding affordable summer camps in Atlanta can feel like trying to find a unicorn. But unlike unicorns, they are out there! We hunted high and low to put together a list of affordable summer camps in the Atlanta area that run all day — helping parents get the most out of their buck and helping kids have an awesome summer.

Affordable means different things to different families, and here we've capped the summer camp cost at $200 per week or less. Luckily, Atlanta's suburbs and counties have awesome parks and recreation departments that offer parents lots of affordable camp options. 

Need more ideas for keeping kids entertained all summer? Check out our Atlanta Summer Camp Guide, which includes the Best Atlanta Summer Camps for Preschoolers, the Best Summer Day Camps in Atlanta, and more great ideas.

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Presidents Day Weekend Things To Do in Atlanta: Hello Kitty Truck, Orchid Daze, and More

Elsa Simcik's picture Submitted by Elsa Simcik on Wed, 02/15/2023 - 9:20am

Fall in love with Atlanta Ballet 2 as the company presents the enchanting shortened family ballet of Beauty and the Beast. Photo courtesy of the ballet

Looking for the best things to do in Atlanta this Presidents Day weekend? Here are some family-friendly events and activities to add to your weekend list! 

Presidents Day weekend in Atlanta means a day (or five) off from school, which could equal lots of family time. To keep everyone entertained (and off screens), we've come up with 24 Fun Things to Do for February's Winter Break in Atlanta. If ice skating has been on your winter bucket list, do it this weekend because several rinks, like Ice Days in Covington, end their runs on Sunday. Fans of Hello Kitty will squeal (or maybe meow?) with delight because the Hello Kitty Cafe Truck is returning to Atlantic Station on Saturday for a one-day event with treats and more. 

Atlanta made Harry Potter: The Exhibition feel so welcome that the event has decided to extend its stay here through April 16, 2023! Before you take your own muggles to the experience, check out our Guide to Harry Potter: The Exhibition Atlanta with plenty of know-before-you-go tips. If you've got family or friends visiting, or if you just want to pack in lots of Atlanta fun, take a look at the ultimate Itinerary of Three Days in Atlanta with Kids from a Local.

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Best of February: 14 Awesome Things To Do in Atlanta with Kids

Elsa Simcik's picture Submitted by Elsa Simcik on Sun, 01/29/2023 - 9:32am

Fernbank launches a new exhibit, The Nature of Color, and everyone is invited to opening day with color-themed crafts and activities. Photo courtesy of the museum

Whether sending valentines or planning a Presidents Day weekend getaway—there is plenty to love about February! Don’t miss our favorite kid-friendly events and activities in Atlanta in February.

February in Atlanta may mean more chilly weather, but we can get excited about spring with a visit to the Atlanta Botanical Garden—the annual Orchid Daze exhibit opens February 18, featuring hundreds of variants of the blooming flowers (all indoors). Want more indoor fun? Atlanta Ballet 2 puts on a kid-friendly (think: one hour) production of Beauty and the Beast at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre on February 18 and 19, and the Children's Museum of Atlanta holds its annual Fairy Tale Weekend, the last weekend of the month. If you have kids who love to bounce (who doesn't?), then mark your calendar for The Big Bounce America, returning to Atlanta for five jumptastic dates: February 25 and 26 as well as March 3-5. 

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Free Museum Days in Atlanta to Explore Your World

Elsa Simcik's picture Submitted by Elsa Simcik on Fri, 01/13/2023 - 9:39am

The High Museum of Art offers free family admission the second Sunday of every month. Photo courtesy of the museum

Atlanta museums are great ways to spend a weekend with kids, especially during the cold winter and scorching summer. But if you don't have a membership, admission prices can add up quickly. Fortunately, we have the scoop on all of the FREE Atlanta museums as well as the ones that have certain free museum days throughout the year. Because isn't everything a little more enjoyable when it's free?!

Take note that many awesome Atlanta museums participate in the Museums on Us program, in which Bank of America cardholders and Merrill Lynch customers receive free admission to participating museums the first weekend of each month. It is a great national program to make use of during trips to other cities as well.

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MLK Weekend 2023 Things to Do in Atlanta: Parades, Ice Skating, Light Shows

Elsa Simcik's picture Submitted by Elsa Simcik on Wed, 01/11/2023 - 9:34am

On MLK Day, everyone is invited to a day full of events in Acworth including a welcome breakfast,  a unity walk, and a program honoring King. Photo courtesy of Acworth Expanding Horizons

Looking for the best things to do in Atlanta on Martin Luther King Jr. weekend? Here are some family-friendly events and activities to add to your weekend list! 

Atlanta families can look forward to a well-deserved long weekend with lots of options for quality time and fun. MLK Day celebrations are abundant in Atlanta since our city is the birthplace of Dr. King. Families can honor his legacy by volunteering as part of the MLK National Day of Service and attending celebrations around Atlanta such as MLK Day at the Atlanta History Center, The King Center, and an MLK Day Parade in Lawrenceville. 

If your kids haven't had the pleasure of ice skating this season (or want to do it again), this is the final weekend for many of our fave rinks at Atlantic Station, Park Tavern, and Avalon. It's also last call for popular holiday light shows like Garden Lights, Holiday Nights at Atlanta Botanical Gardens and IllumiNights at the Zoo. Making some resolutions for the new year? We've found Healthy Restaurants in Atlanta That Kids Will Love, as well as 17 Free Things to Do in Atlanta When It's Cold and Rainy.

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