Keep little hands busy at Lowe’s! Every month the home improvement store offers a Lowe’s Kids Club Workshop and almost all are totally free! The fun, hands-on projects helps kids learn building and crafting skills and include a make-and-take project. Lowe’s monthly in-store workshops for kids are intended for children ages 4 to 11, with parental supervision. [Read more…] about Lowe’s Offers Monthly Free Kids Club Workshops — Registration Required, So Grab Your Spot Early!
Lowe’s Offers Monthly Free Kids Club Workshops — Registration Required, So Grab Your Spot Early!
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Summer may be over, but that doesn’t mean movies in the park has ended! Hyland Hills Parks & Recreation is hosting a family-friendly Spooky Movie Series in October. It’s the perfect opportunity to cozy up with your family for a fun fall evening in the park. Bring lawn chairs, Halloween treats and extra blankets to stay warm in the cool fall weather. 
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The Town of Frederick goes all out to celebrate its mining heritage during 
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