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Grab & Go Kids Planner

Meet an author or think ahead about kids at Winter Break Camp

 

TAKE PART IN A CANDLELIGHT SERVICE

Where/When: Edgewood Church, 1560 Memorial Drive, Atlanta, Saturday, December 24, 6 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Why go: Engage your children in a candlelight Christmas Eve service, for a more traditional take on the holidays!

Pricing: Free/for more information: http://edgewoodchurchatlanta.org

THINK AHEAD ABOUT AFTER THE HOLIDAYS, PARENTS…

Where/When: Georgia Aquarium, 225 Baker St., NW, Atlanta, starts Monday, December 26 and goes through Friday, December 30, times vary, see link below for more information

Why go: Great for students ages 5 – 11, the Georgia Aquarium is offering Camp H20 for this winter break, all next week. Parents: they’re out of school and why not have them learn something, instead of staying home and driving you nuts?

Pricing: Varies/for more information: https://www.georgiaaquarium.org/acb/stores/1/login.aspx?LoginRedir=1&ReturnURL=/acb/stores/1/createownpackages.aspx?prodid=433&SaleId=%20&Conv_Id=

 

“MEET THE HOLIDAYS” WITH YOUR KIDS

Where/When: Imagine IT! The Children’s Museum of Atlanta, 275 Centennial Park Dr., NW, Atlanta, Saturday, December 24, 12 p.m.

Why go: Geared towards children ages 8 and under, it won’t be too late to join the Imaginators for the story, “Room for a Little One: A Christmas Tale”, to learn about the birth of Jesus. After story time, kids can make wreaths.

Pricing: This event price is included with museum admission.

 

MEET PICTURE BOOK  AUTHOR & ILLUSTRATOR, MELISSA CONROY

Where/When: Little Shop of Stories, 133 E Court Square, Decatur, Thursday, December 22, 7 p.m.

Why go: Picture book author and illustrator Melissa Conroy visited Little Shop a few years back to share the absolutely adorable Poppy’s Pants with us.  She’s back in town to share her newest with us - Grandma is An Author, the sweet story of an inspiring young author and his grandmother.

Pricing: Free/pricing may vary with book purchases.

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