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Vampire Pizza Returns With New At-Home Experiences
The interactive package, which includes a meal and a mystery, is inviting inquisitive Angelenos to the “Vampire Revolution.”
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Codename Burg3r, a ‘Dinneractive' Experience, Launches
Puzzles, stories, characters, and tasty eats, too: Codename Burg3r is the newest sup-and-solve adventure from the team behind Vampire (dot) Pizza.
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Music Mavens, The Sorting Room Returns to The Wallis
Virtual concerts, featuring a line-up of luminous performers, will be back to entertain at-home audiences on the final day of April 2021.
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Nature Lovers, Join This Mega Challenge and Help Science
Citizen scientists, here’s a spring goal: Observe the animals, plants and fungi close to your homes as part of this planet-big project.
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Borrow From Hundreds of Board Games at Game Häus Café
Join the Glendale-based venue’s subscription service and enjoy over 1,500 board and card games at home.
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Kids Can Join a Free (and Virtual) ‘Camp Croods'
“(H)ands-on activities and scientific investigation” fill two interactive programs helmed by a team from the La Brea Tar Pits.
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Van Nuys Airport Launches Virtual Tour For Kids In Need of At-Home Adventures
The Van Nuys Airport has created a free virtual airport tour for children in need of at-home learning adventures amid the COVID- 19 pandemic.
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Seals, Sea Lions, and Otters Are Charming Us at Home
The Aquarium of the Pacific is connecting at-home pinniped people with some of the stars of the Long Beach institution.
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The Aquarium's Free Winter Kids Club Makes a Splash
The virtual happening is free to join. And sweet: No RSVP is required.
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Create Seasonal Crafts With This Free El Pueblo Workshop
Families are invited to make pretty Las Posadas “candles” out of construction paper and “tin” ornaments from aluminum foil.
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Local Marionettes Will Deliver ‘Maximum Holiday Cheer'
Tune in for twenty five twinkly minutes of puppet magic via Zoom; tickets to the Bob Baker Marionette Theater performances are available now.
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Slime Science Goes Online at the Natural History Museum
Explore the “Science of Slime” on the museum’s site; slime-cool videos, slimy critter presentations, and a DIY slime activity provide viscous and virtual learning.
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Join The Gourmandise School's Family Baking Class
Parents and kids will create two delicious treats at home during the virtual event. And how fun: It all happens on the day of Halloween.
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Spend an ‘Easy Morning' With Grand Park (Yep, From Home)
The virtual one-hour event, which is taking place over a few Saturdays, includes workshops, talks, and more. And a big yay? It’s free.
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A Free Dino Fest Will Rawr Where You Are
The Natural History Museum event is stomping by your digs in 2020, with a line-up of virtual events you can sink your teeth into, rawr.
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Learn Lizard Push-ups With the Natural History Museum
The at-home video helps tots get moving via “lizard-robics.”
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Nisei Week Will Celebrate Virtually in 2020
The iconic August event, known for its Taiko drumming and Ondo street dancing, will take place online.
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This Local Landmark Says ‘Anything Can Be a Puppet'
The Bob Baker Marionette Theater has several charming videos, all to prompt at-home, kid-cute creativity. They’re free, too.
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The Aquarium's Free Summer Kids Club Takes the Plunge
Two virtual sessions, both a week in length, will cover under-the-ocean topics for a wide range of students, from kindergartners to 12th graders.
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Join a Supercute Hello Kitty Painting Class
Order your painting kit online and pick it up at the Hollywood store; then take part in a Zoom session on the last Monday in July.