Kids are more honest than anyone when it comes to reviewing movies. They'll fall asleep if it's boring, complain if it's confusing and recite the entire script line by line for the next month when they really, really like it...unlike some adult critics who change their write-up once they see Rotten Tomatoes or Ebert posts online. Read More
Pretty soon it's going to be Christmas break from school, and brains will completely turn off for almost a month. Better get the kids interested in science and learning beforehand. The weekend is packed with a dinosaur sleepover at Thanksgiving Point's Museum of Ancient Life, and an ecosystems talk at the Mont L. Bean Museum...Oh, and Toy Story 3. Read More
Now that Halloween is over, a lot of really diverse events that you and your kids will enjoy are popping up all over the Wasatch Front. Rock to the Beach Boys on Thursday night party with Dorothy and the Tin Man at Discovery Gateway this Saturday, just make sure you're out of the house enjoying the weekend. Read More
The sky is the limit for ways kids can get their fill of Halloween treats and have fun doing it this weekend. In fact, I really had to limit myself because so much is going on (film screenings, trick-or-treat events, DIY Halloween). And don't worry parents, you'll have a fun time, too. Read More
The phrase "Elementary, my dear Watson" is never actually said in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's writings on the world's greatest detective Sherlock Holmes, but its something we all anxiously await every time we see one of the plays. Read More
Oct. 22 is completely packed with events, but luckily UMFA's new exhibit will be on display all weekend and clear until February if you're looking for more to do on Saturday. Dress up as a creature of the night and learn about the nocturnal forest creatures at Ogden Nature Center, see the world's greatest detective at The Children's Theatre and watch chimp astronauts save the day at the City Library. Read More
Who says you can't run your own errands and show the kids a good time? Read More
