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2012 Golden Teddy Awards: Camps, Classes & Programs
Voting is now closed; stay tuned for the winners to be announced soon! GTA Home Family Food & Dining Activities for Kids Shopping & Services Parenting Resources Illustrations by Alli Arnold Check out the available giveaway prizes for th
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2012 Golden Teddy Awards: Family Food & Dining
Voting is now closed; stay tuned for the winners to be announced soon! GTA Home Activities for Kids Shopping & Services Camps & Classes Parenting Resources Illustrations by Alli Arnold Check out the available giveaway prizes for
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Best of Seattle for Families: 2012 Golden Teddy Awards
The winners are in! Most of us recognize that we live in the best area on the planet. Gorgeous terrain, lush, green parks, ice-capped mountains and when we’re lucky, spectacular, sparkling, sun-drenched days. Who could ask for more?You could, and you do, because as parents, you’re always reachi
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Seward Park Playground: Remodeled and Open for Play
Residents of Seattle’s south end have been longtime fans of Seward Park. Its 277 acres of old-growth forest on the Bailey Peninsula, jutting into Lake Washington, draw a variety of people, from families with babes in strollers to senior citizens. But the biggest fans these days are the children who
Read More »Theater review: SCT's Morgan's Journey
Morgan’s Journey, currently running at Seattle Children’s Theatre, is, literally, a journey that begins with the birth of “an old clown” onstage and ends with, well, a journey offstage. Without ever stating it, Robert Morgan has taken the adage “Life is a journey, not a destination” and made it visi
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Theater review: SCT's The Borrowers
Sensitive, adventurous Arietty Clock longs to see the world beyond the confines of her parents’ cramped apartment in The Borrowers, the first offering of the 2010-11 season at Seattle Children’s Theatre. It’s a story that will resonate with kids on the cusp of tween- and teenhood: She loves he
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Fall Arts Preview: It’s curtains for you
Another fall, another huge season of family theater. Arts organizations are still struggling, so do them — and yourselves! — a favor and scoop up tickets to a show or two after searching our preview for something that looks interesting. You won’t have to try very hard, I promise. SEPTEMBER Throu
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Event picks for July
Kick it. The World Cup ends this month with a final match on July 11 — and you can watch soccer’s biggest game family style at the Phinney Neighborhood Center. Settle in to watch the match on a big screen, and enjoy door prizes, food vendors, face painters and free WiFi. Watch the July 11 match liv
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