Looking for an artistic activity to do with the kids? Unleash your creativity and take part in some art for children at The Clay Room on the Danforth. What Is It? The Clay Room is a unique ceramic store and art studio where you can drop in, purchase a ceramic piece and decorate it yourself, using paints provided by the store. In operation since 1995, The Clay Room has long been a family-friendly Danforth favourite, and is perfect for amateur artists, like myself, who want a quick art fix without the commitment of attending structured classes
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Whether you’re looking to crack open a book or dig into something delicious, the city has some great events happening this week. From Family Literacy Day to Winterlicious to snowshoeing through the winter landscape, there’s always something to see and do inToronto. Plan out your calendar and have a great time! Family Literacy Day Celebrate the joy of a good book and foster a lifelong love of reading with a day of fun events. No matter where you are in the city, there is a branch of the Toronto Public Library with activities going on
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Now that the holidays are done, it’s back to school, but that doesn’t mean there’s not still a lot to see and do in Toronto with your kids this week! Growing Taste Buds Aimed at kids aged 8-12, a chef and special guests will conduct a series of hands-on cooking workshops to help your budding chef learn to cook, experiment and learn the importance of making good food choices! At the end of the course in March, the kids will cook a dish together that will be sold at their own booth at the Farmers’
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Your children’s winter break is almost at an end, so take advantage of all there is to still do in Toronto this week. Whether it’s outdoor fun you’re looking for or a bit of culture, we have lots to see and do in the city. Eyes on the Skies at the Ontario Science Centre Teach your little ones to reach for the stars, and see them better at the same time! Eyes on the Skies at the Ontario Science Centre introduces pre-school children, under the age of 5, to the world of constellations. Using singing, connect-the-stars
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With New Year’s Eve fast approaching, everyone is looking for something to do. If you have your kids in tow, don’t worry. Here’s what to do in Toronto with kids on New Year’s Eve to ring in the new year right! CityTV’s New Year’s Bash 2012 Brave whatever cold there may be and join thousands of revelers at Nathan Phillips Square along with hosts Kevin Frankish, Dina Pugliese, Tracy Moore and Gord Martineau from CityTV. Performers include Howie D, Anjulie and Neverest. Fireworks and, of course, Auld Lang Syne will round out the night! Where it’s
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