Popeye’s on Lake Geneva is a casual family dining experience serving classic American dishes, featuring house-made soups, salads, sandwiches, rotisserie chicken, burgers, fresh seafood, and seasonal specials that include new creations and returning guest favorites!

We Rock the Spectrum is an inclusive indoor play gym designed specifically for children of all abilities, including those with autism and other special needs. It provides a safe, sensory-friendly environment with specialized equipment that encourages play, social interaction, and physical development. 

Slap bracelets with Halloween designs are a throwback treat that kids never get tired of.

Use helium balloons to decorate your birthday bash, then pass them out as party favors as the children leave.

These bows are versatile, colorful, and an easy everyday accessory kids will actually use.

Silly string never gets old — it’s a unique party favor that brings out the playful side in everyone.

Zoo Atlanta is home to an impressive variety of animals, from gorillas and elephants to lions and colorful birds. Families can enjoy interactive exhibits, watch keeper talks, and let kids burn off energy at the splash pad, train, and carousel.

The Main Branch children’s section features imaginative play zones like a “Baby Garden” for toddlers, a fun “diner” and interactive walls for preschoolers, and the hands-on Acorn Lab mini makerspace for creative explorations. Kids can also check out toys and games, explore scavenger hunts, use study rooms, or play at one of the eight child‑friendly computer stations. 

The library’s KidSpace features a nature-inspired play area complete with three interactive workshops, a towering 15-foot bubble wall, and a tranquil "baby garden"—perfect for imaginative play and gentle discovery. They’ve transformed the old Early Learning Center into a modern, open, and inclusive space designed to spark creativity. The Youth Center also includes engaging areas for different age groups—offering everything from an aquarium and Creation Station with crafts to computers, iPads, toys, and a resource room for hands-on activities.

Founded in 1965, the Schuylkill Center is one of the first urban environmental education centers in the country, with 365 acres of fields, forests, ponds, and streams in northwest Philadelphia. 

There is nothing better than a summer concert outdoors under the stars at The Mann Center. Bring a picnic for most events, and enjoy family time together.

Founded in 1812, the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University is a leading natural history museum dedicated to understanding the natural world and inspiring everyone to care for it. It captivates visitors with immersive exhibits ranging from towering dinosaur skeletons and live butterfly gardens to historic dioramas and hands‑on discovery centers, all complemented by robust educational and outreach programs 

From watching the greater one-horned Indian rhinoceros relax in his pool to feeding a giraffe and seeing snakes slithering up close, discover the world’s most magnificent creatures with a day at the Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens. Aside from their residents with feathers, scales, and fur, the Zoo is home to many unique and native plants. Throughout their grounds, they’ve created beautiful gardens, abundant with beautiful wildflowers, majestic trees, and more. Don’t forget to visit the butterfly garden to watch these delicate creatures fly from flower to flower for a truly breathtaking sight.

The Nashville Zoo at Grassmere, located about six miles southeast of downtown Nashville on the historic 188‑acre Grassmere plantation, features more than 300 species and over 3,000 animals housed in immersive, award‑winning exhibits like the Andean Bear Trek and Tiger Crossroads.

When you walk through the doors of The Pfunky Griddle, you're the boss of your pancakes. They've got the classics like fluffy buttermilk, but with their scrumptious batter and array of toppings, mix-ins, and classic syrup, you've got the power to create pancakes that'll blow your taste buds away. Grab a spatula, flip that pancake like a pro on the griddle at your table, and let your imagination go wild.

Nashville Children's Theatre is the country's oldest youth-centered professional theatre, nationally recognized as a premier culture, entertainment, and education destination for hearts and minds of all ages.

Nick Bruel's Bad Kitty is both naughty and adorable! She used to be a good kitty, but when her owners run out of her favorite foods, she decides to be a bad kitty. Kids get a laugh over kitty's naughty and nice antics, and the outrageous alphabetized lists of foods she loves and hates. 

Gerald is distressed when a bird lands on his head, but his optimistic friend Piggie helps him find a funny solution to the problem.

Water Wow reusable coloring books use only water to create bright, colorful pictures. Just fill the magic pen with water, and your child will be off and coloring! Once it dries, the colors disappear and the page is ready to be colored again.

Historic Stone Mountain Park is packed with family-friendly things to do. Hike up the mountain and enjoy a picturesque view of the scenery and the iconic Confederate Memorial Carving, or take a Summit Skyride or scenic train ride to take it all in. The seasonal laser light show is stunning, or explore Geyser Towers, climb the high ropes course, and much more. On-site camping and lodging is also available.