Your family has researched and selected the summer camp that is the best fit for your child. You’re ready. But now you’re concerned that your child isn’t. This will be your child’s first experience with a summer camp, and you’re concerned that your child seems more anxious and hesitant than…
Learn more >Have you spent much time in Chino? Chino, in San Bernardino County describes itself as “business friendly, community strong.” Within this city of 88,000 residents, families will find many fun, family-friendly things to do. The Nook5541 Philadelphia Street Ste. B, Chino, CA 91710 You’ll find “fun in every corner” at…
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The Los Angeles Rams are headed to the Super Bowl to take on the New England Patriots on Sunday, February 3rd! And we’ve got a list of 10 of the best family-friendly places in Los Angeles to watch our home team crush the Patriots in the big game. IslandsMultiple locations…
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Leimert Park is a historic community located in South Los Angeles. Here, you’ll find tree-lined streets, friendly neighbors, and a celebration of black culture. And for those who are unsure of the correct pronunciation, Leimert rhymes with “alert.” Here is our list of 9 Things to Do With Kids in…
Learn more >Whether you have relatives coming into town for a family vacation in Los Angeles or you’re looking for some inexpensive things to do with kids in LA for a summer staycation, this is the list for you.
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Maybe you just need to get out of the house for a bit. You’re looking for something new to do with your children, but something easy and inexpensive. Luckily, many shopping centers all around Los Angeles offer you the perfect solution — regularly scheduled free Kids Clubs. Kids Clubs offer story times, puppet shows, musical performances, crafts and more.
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It’s not easy to pick a summer camp for your children. There are lots of things to consider, including location. Which is why it’s important to keep in mind that several summer day camps have transportation available. We’ve compiled a list of great summer day camps that serve Los Angeles area children and offer transportation.
Learn more >It can be difficult to commit to a summer camp that requires you to register for weeks at a time. So rest assured that you can still send your child to summer camp without planning out the whole summer. Many camps offer “day passes” or “drop-in sessions.” Here is a list of Summer Camps in Los Angeles That Offer Day Passes.
Learn more >Summer is getting closer which means it’s time to start planning some family outings to the Hollywood Bowl. For many families, it isn’t summer without attending a Hollywood Bowl concert. You’ll find everything you need to know in our Guide to the Hollywood Bowl — from parking to dining to other nearby family-friendly attractions.
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Have you been to the Annenberg Community Beach House? It’s one of the best things about Summer in Los Angeles, and since Summer is right around the corner, it’s time to plan those family trips to the beach. You’ll find everything you need to know right here, from parking to…
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While the Santa Monica Pier is a must-see destination for visitors to southern California, local families shouldn’t dismiss it as merely for tourists. The Santa Monica Pier is historic; it is designated as the official western end of Route 66. Families won’t run out of things to do, and families will also appreciate that you can have a lot of fun for little or no money.
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Are you looking for something for your kids to do that will entertain AND educate them? Lucky for us, there are lots of educational, and fun, things to do right here in southern California. Here are 10 Educational (and fun!) Things to do in Los Angeles With Kids.
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You’ll find a lot of outdoor fun in Diamond Bar, which is located in the eastern part of Los Angeles County. The city is largely residential and offers families lots to see and do.
Learn more >The city of Tarzana is named after Tarzan, the character made famous by author Edgar Rice Burroughs. In fact, Tarzana is located on the site of the former ranch owned by Mr. Burroughs.
Learn more >Echo Park is a neighborhood on the eastern side of Los Angeles, sandwiched between Silver Lake and Downtown. But it stands on its own with lots of fun family-friendly things to do.
Learn more >Hancock Park (named for the Hancock Family) is one of those centrally-located neighborhoods that is conveniently located to so many other neighborhoods. But before you go exploring the surrounding areas, families should really park the car and get out for a walking tour of this charming neighborhood.
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Van Nuys, a neighborhood within the San Fernando Valley, is named after a developer of the same name — Mr. Van Nuys. Families with kids of all ages will find lots of fun things to do here. Public Observation Area at Van Nuys AirportOff of Woodley Ave. at the end…
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MomsLA is your source for Things to do in Los Angeles With Kids Families visiting the Hammer Museum at UCLA in Westwood will find so much to do and explore, from ongoing exhibits for adults and kids to special events for the entire family. Our Guide to the Hammer Museum…
Learn more >You’ll find many fun things to do in Alhambra with kids, a city that is considered to be the “Gateway to the San Gabriel Valley.” Families will find lots to see and do here in the neighborhood that, for a time, Norman Rockwell once called home. Alhambra Historical Society Museum1550 W. Alhambra…
Learn more >Highland Park is a neighborhood in the northeastern section of Los Angeles. While you may be more familiar with some of its neighbors such as Eagle Rock and South Pasadena, you’ll want to plan some time to explore Highland Park, because you’ll find many family-friendly things to do here.
Learn more >The La Brea Tar Pits and Page Museum is one of the coolest places to visit in Los Angeles. Not only can you see Ice Age Fossils on display, you can get up close to bubbling tar. You’ll find all there is to see and do in our Guide to the La Brea Tar Pits.
Learn more >Many people know Westchester as the home of LAX. And though aviation is certainly a big part of this LA County neighborhood, you’ll find lots of family-friendly things in Westchester with kids.
Learn more >The city of Inglewood encompasses nine square miles. And if all you know about Inglewood is that it will be the home to both the Rams and the Chargers, then you’re missing out. You’ll find many family-friendly things to do here.
Learn more >Families visiting the Skirball Cultural Center in Brentwood will find so much to do and explore. From ongoing exhibits for adults and kids to special performances for the entire family. Our Guide to the Skirball Cultural Center has all the information you need to have a fun visit.
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The Griffith Observatory is described as “Southern California’s gateway to the cosmos!” The Observatory originally opened back in 1935. It closed in 2002 for a four year renovation and expansion.
Learn more >A trip to the GRAMMY Museum really isn’t like any other museum visit.
Learn more >The Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) is home to more than 130,000 objects from around the globe and dating back to ancient times all the way to the present. LACMA is the largest art museum in the western United States and houses Asian art, Latin American art, Islamic art, European art, and modern art.
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When you visit The Getty, you have the opportunity to view amazing art pieces as well as the opportunity to get a view of Los Angeles you don’t often see.
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You don’t have to spend a lot of money for tickets to see an incredible evening show. We’re lucky here in Los Angeles because there are so many picture-perfect spots to view the most timeless evening show of all — sunset. Here are 15 of the best spots to watch the sunset.
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The Natural History Museum is one of those museums that offers something for everyone. Their permanent exhibits include Dinosaur Hall, the Gem and Mineral Hall, the outdoors Nature Gardens, the Animal Habitat Halls and much more.
Learn more >There is so much more to do in Camarillo then just shop at the outlet stores. You’ll find lots of fun things to do for kids of all ages whether you’re looking to stay active indoors or out, or both!
Learn more >Nothing quite compares to listening and experiencing a live musical performance. Luckily for Los Angeles parents, there are so many family-friendly entertainment venues to choose from.
Learn more >Enjoying a theatrical production as a family is a special experience. Here is a list of some of the best places to see and enjoy children’s theater.
Learn more >Children are natural scientists. They are always asking “why” or “how.” Celebrate their innate curiosity and plan to visit these science-friendly sites in and around Los Angeles. Columbia Memorial Space Center12400 Columbia Way, Downey, CA 90242 The Columbia Memorial Space Center is designed to be hands-on and interactive so that…
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There are so many things to do with kids in Santa Clarita that you’ll most likely want to plan multiple day trips to have time to explore it all. Whether you want to spend time outside or you’re looking for indoor things to do, Santa Clarita has it all. Santa…
Learn more >For kids, field trips usually rank as one of the highlights of the school year. For teachers, field trips provide the chance to supplement classroom instruction, provide real-world experiences, and expose students to new places and situations. If your child hasn’t yet gone on a field trip this year, or…
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Some days, moms may feel as if they don’t talk to any other adults. The good news is that there are plenty of other moms who are feeling the same way. Here’s a list of where to meet other moms in and around Los Angeles. Take a Mommy-and-Me Class A…
Learn more >Rancho Park/Cheviot Hills is located on the westside of Los Angeles. In this neighborhood (also known for its proximity to film studios), you’ll find a variety of family-friendly activities. Cheviot Hills Recreation Center 2551 Motor Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90064 The Cheviot Hills Recreation Center is popular with local families….
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The City of San Dimas is located in the San Gabriel Valley, about 25 miles east of Los Angeles. Within San Dimas, you’ll find a city that feels like a small-town, offering much for families to see and do. Horsethief Canyon Park301 Horsethief Canyon Rd., San Dimas, CA 91773 Families…
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According to the Encino Chamber of Commerce, the word “encino” is Spanish for “oak tree.” Encino, a city within the San Fernando Valley, offers many family-friendly things to do. Los Encinos State Historic Park16756 Moorpark St., Encino, CA 91436 You might find yourself in the valley, but a visit to…
Learn more >Woodland Hills is a neighborhood within the San Fernando Valley. You’ll find lots of family-friendly things to do here, some are seasonal, but many are year-round! Candy Cane Laneintersection of Lubao and Oxnard Streets, Woodland Hills, CA If you haven’t already, be sure to check out the lights on Candy…
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Little Tokyo is one of only three official Japantowns within the United States. And with the 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor, it’s important for families to re-visit the past as we navigate the present and prepare for the future. Little Tokyo offers many ways for families to learn about a…
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