FAM I LY F UN
May Play List 15 fun ways to frolic and learn as a fam this month By Devon Hammer
Check out many more happenings online at parentmap.com/calendar.
Spring is in full swing and it comes with so many fresh opportunities for family fun. Festivals and celebrations abound this season — taking place on screens as well as in person. We’re getting in on the act by planting some suggestions for celebrating moms, going old-school with kids at the drive-in, learning with two of our ParentEd Talks and more. Here’s our bouquet of ideas to make your May delightful.
1. Jam out with the kids at
Edmonds Center for the Arts’ Kidstock! concert, in virtual form this year. Seattle’s own Ben Hunter and Joe Seamons perform, showcasing their folk-style music and amazing storytelling. Saturday, May 1, 10:30–11:30 a.m. Free. parentmap.com/kidstock
2. Travel back in time at
Camlann Medieval Village in Carnation. Join in traditional games and activities practiced in medieval times. Saturday– Sunday, May 1–2, noon–5 p.m.
$8–$10; ages 5 and younger free. parentmap.com/mayday
3. Celebrate the season of
new beginnings at Maris Farms’ Baby Animals and Blooms Days fest. Snap seasonal photos by the tulip fields, purchase goodies at the farm market and visit animals. For those who can’t stand still, check out the ropes course, zip lines, tube slides and more. Saturday–Sunday, May 1–2 and 8–9, 11 a.m.–7 p.m. $16 adults; $14 children; purchase tickets online. parentmap.com/blooms
Baby animals at Maris Farms
4.
Make your dino enthusiast’s day with a special visit to Woodland Park Zoo’s brandnew Dinosaur Discovery exhibit.
Editor’s note: Please remember to wear a mask when coming within 6 feet of anyone outside of your immediate household and follow all advisories related to safe recreating outdoors (parentmap.com/stay-safe).
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