The holidays can be a sensory explosion—and not just for children. I’m talking about parents, too. As soon as the holiday season kicks off, your to-do list goes from 1 million to 10 million items, with shorter deadlines and more…
Students can gather information, attend workshops and talk to representatives from more than 160 schools at the Charlotte National College Fair.
Plaza Fiesta is a six-story play area with slides, soft structures and obstacle courses, all in a big roped-off area totaling 5,000 square feet.
Yacht Club Park Playground is known to locals as the "pirate ship park." It's a fun place for kids to be active and use their imagination.
Yacht Club Park Playground is known to locals as the "pirate ship park." It's a fun place for kids to be active and use their imagination.
Get ready for camp season with these campy flicks.
This gem of a neighborhood park, tucked behind Rama Road Elementary School, has lots of room for children to run and play, as well as some unique play equipment.
Keep the kids busy with two play sets at E.B. Moore Park.
Fill up on pizza, calzones, chicken parmesan and other hearty Italian fare.
Families in the Charlotte area have their choice of "Nutcracker" performances to attend, with some offering events just for children.
Some are new, others are longtime favorites, but undoubtedly there are lots of happenings to help put the family in the holiday spirit.
Head to American Roadside Burger in Southpark for an accommodating staff, nice atmosphere and great burger.
Babies all the way up to big kids can get their wiggles out at Mason Wallace Park playground just off Monroe Road.
For some spooky, Halloween fun with an education twist, consider visiting on of the following five top haunted spots.
This fun craft involves blowing bubbles and splashing around in a bowl of suds-y, paint-y water! Contributed by small hands big art.
Rossini's is a small, locally owned and family-friendly Italian restaurant.
Save the bandages for the mummies with these tips to help keep children safe around the pumpkin-carving table.
Find some fun at Fourth Ward Neighborhood Park.
Make your next Halloween party a mixture of old-fashioned and new games with plentiful treats.
Celebrate the special grandparents in your family with one of these fun ideas.
JJ’s Red Hots in Dilworth just opened in July, and its motto is "Don’t dis’ the dog." It serves premium hot dogs, as well as a variety of sausages, all on potato rolls, which really make delicious buns.
Get the scoop on Freedom Park.
Sept. 3 through Sept. 6, Charlotte will be a hot spot of national attention as the Democratic National Convention convenes in uptown.
Our picks for some great places to go get a cone with the kids.
Head to Duckworth's Grill & Taphouse in Ballantyne for exceptional service, great food and a pleasant atmosphere.
