May

Create Kids’ Fest is an interactive, multidisciplinary festival for families that provides opportunities for the audience to engage with fine arts, explore the process of creation, and experience special moments that will be cherished for years to come. The first year of the festival ...Read More

If you’re looking for a little animal fix, the Calgary Farmyard is bringing you the Farmyard Animal Drive-Thru! Make your FREE reservation, grab the kids, and head to a drive-thru activity where you can view the goats, sheep, llamas, bunnies, cows, donkeys, horses, chickens, ...Read More

Calgary Meals on Wheels was serving nearly 6000 students through its school programs, prior to COVID-19.  When these services were interrupted, they kept going with their Weekends and More Program. Together with the Calgary Food Bank, Meals on Wheels has implemented new processes to ...Read More

  Calgary Recreation facilities are all still closed but you’ll find all kinds of stuff going on if you head over to the Recreation in the City of Calgary Facebook page. Calgary Recreation normally runs AfterSchool Activities, and now you’ll find virtual versions of ...Read More

We love history and historical parks, and try to visit one wherever we travel. Black Creek Pioneer Village in Toronto is now releasing online history lessons, so you can travel back in time for a little educational fun! These online history lessons can easily be ...Read More

Accessible, creative, engaging, and free – this paper city hits all the points we need right now! A British architecture studio, Foster & Partners, has released a series of building templates that kids can use to build their own paper city at home. All ...Read More

The National Geographic Kids website is a gold mine for all things fun and learning at home! Discover and learn new things about animals, science, geography and history. Then take what you’ve learned and test it in the game section with trivia questions (perfect ...Read More