This interactive book by Herve Tullet is a great read for all ages! Embark on a fun and magical journey when you press the yellow dot on the cover and continue to follow the instructions within. Each page gives instructions to press the dots, shake the pages, tilt the book and more and along the way you watch colorful dots multiply, change direction and size.

La Jolla is a quaint oceanside town just North of San Diego that offers visitors breathtaking coastal views year round. La Jolla Cove is famous for the sea lions that call it home. Be sure to catch a close-up glimpse of the animals in their natural habitat. Enjoy outdoor activities like snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaking, stand up paddleboarding (SUP) and bicycling at the numerous rental spots around the area. Family-friendly activities include visiting the local tide pools, a children's beach, Ellen Scripps park and family-friendly dining throughout the La Jolla area.

Traverse City's biggest annual event typically draws crowds of over 500,000. The week-long festival is jam packed with all things cherry and loads of things to do with kids, many of which are free! Festival highlights include: 4th of July fireworks show, parades, midway rides and games, live concerts featuring national acts, cherry pit spitting contests, pie eating contests, kids activities, car show, pancake breakfasts, air show, and much more.

This book by Michaelene Mundy can help to answer your children's questions about death, funerals and the grieving process.

The Village of Northport sits on Grand Traverse Bay near the tip of the Leelanau Peninsula, north of Traverse City. This quaint waterfront village offers visitors a large marina, kid friendly restaurants and ice cream shops, galleries, public beach, playground area, nearby state park and more. There are plenty of rentals to stay, or drive up for an afternoon!

Camp Invention is one week in the summer where your child’s creativity, innovation, and problem-solving skills are challenged and developed in fun and exciting ways. Campers will explore with hands-on activities that encourage creative problem solving, teamwork, entrepreneurship and curiosity.

An enchanting 95-year old park, Holliday Park is nestled in a gently wooded neighborhood just six miles north of downtown Indianapolis - the perfect setting for experiencing live music on a summer evening.

Gather for an unforgettable evening of live music under the stars, featuring a live pre-show, beer/wine bar, food vendors, and family activities. Whether it’s date night or family time, kick off summer in style at Clay Terrace’s most anticipated event of the season.

Buck Creek Winery on the south side of Indianapolis hosts an Outdoor Concert Series featuring great local and national bands. The bands set up in Buck Creek's pavilion and guests are invited to pack a lawn chair and blankets to gather around and listen to great music.

The Nickel Plate District AMP is home to several vibrant and unique special events throughout the year. From family-friendly daytime concerts to general admission summer concerts, music festivals, and more, the NPD AMP offers something for everyone. 

Mallow Run Winery invites you to enjoy lively Saturday Evenings and laid-back Sunday afternoons with food, wine, and live music all summer.

Head over to Hummel Park Performing Arts Center with your blanket, chairs and picnic to listen to some great music this summer!

Experience the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and many other musical guests each weekend at the Conner Prairie Symphony Bowl. It’s the perfect place to meet friends and family for a fun night out.

The Cool Creek Concert Series is the ultimate summer hangout, bringing live music to the picturesque Cool Creek Park with a mix of different genres. Bring a blanket, grab snacks, and take in the tunes while soaking up the beautiful park setting. Kids' activities, food trucks, and beverage vendors are also available.

Old Town Trolley's Hop On Hop Off Tour offers passengers a narrated trolley tour that travels along a 25-mile loop with 11 destination stops throughout San Diego. Passengers can hop on and off at their leisure throughout the day at designated stops to explore over 100 points of interest including museums, parks, the zoo, dining and shopping areas and more. It's a great way to tour San Diego with kids for locals and visitors alike.

The resort town of Coronado is located just across the San Diego Bay from downtown San Diego. Drive over or hop on the ferry and spend the day exploring its pristine beaches, historic downtown area and the beautiful Hotel Del Coronado, which is the inspiration for the Wizard of Oz's Emerald City.

Cabrillo National Monument is located in Point Loma and overlooks downtown San Diego and the Bay with amazing panoramic views. A visitors center, nearby Old Point Loma Lighthouse, Junior Ranger activities for kids, tide pools to explore, hiking trails and more make this a great San Diego spot for families.

Exploring Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve is one of the best family activities in San Diego, with breathtaking coastal views, miles of hiking trails, lagoons, beach areas and numerous wildlife viewing opportunities. The visitor center and museum shop feature educational nature exhibits and souvenirs for all ages. Free guided walks are offered at the visitor center. Parking is available at the North Beach and South Beach entrances and top of the Mesa.