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Things To Do on St. Patrick's Day That Don't Involve Drinking

Mar 13, 2024 | weekand.com | Caroline Mullen

In college, I saw St. Patrick's Day as akin to Halloween, New Year’s and the Fourth of July—just a day on the calendar that entitles adults to heavy drinking. It was certainly fun then and in the handful of years that followed, romping around lower Manhattan with open containers and throngs of equally intoxicated 20-somethings.
Here's How to Get Your Kids Interested in Art in 5 Simple Steps

Mar 12, 2024 | weekand.com | Megan St Esprit

3. Take Them to Art MuseumsWhile art is everywhere, museums are still great places to see a lot of it at once. It’s good to set some expectations before going into a museum with kids—explain why touching some art may damage it and that using a lower voice volume means everyone at the museum can enjoy the art. Don’t sweat it if they aren’t perfect, though. Many museums have tools and programs just for kids, too.
The Best Museums in Denver (Including Hidden Gems You Probably Don't Know)

Mar 8, 2024 | weekand.com | Daliah Singer

History and Science MuseumsJust about every lifelong Denverite has fond memories of the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. From exploring the wildlife dioramas to jetting off to space in the Gates Planetarium, the 115-year-old attraction in the center of one of Denver’s best parks has hosted countless field trips and inspired a love of science in generations of Colorado kids.
The Best Museums in Denver (Including Hidden Gems You Probably Don't Know)

Mar 8, 2024 | weekand.com | Daliah Singer

History and Science MuseumsJust about every lifelong Denverite has fond memories of the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. From exploring the wildlife dioramas to jetting off to space in the Gates Planetarium, the 115-year-old attraction in the center of one of Denver’s best parks has hosted countless field trips and inspired a love of science in generations of Colorado kids.
The Best Museums in Denver (Including Hidden Gems You Probably Don't Know)

Mar 8, 2024 | weekand.com | Daliah Singer

History and Science MuseumsJust about every lifelong Denverite has fond memories of the Denver Museum of Nature & Science. From exploring the wildlife dioramas to jetting off to space in the Gates Planetarium, the 115-year-old attraction in the center of one of Denver’s best parks has hosted countless field trips and inspired a love of science in generations of Colorado kids.
Why You Should Get Over Your Fear of Dust and Shop Estate Sales

Mar 7, 2024 | weekand.com | Caroline Mullen

What to Look for at Estate Sales Vintage furniture, like you'll find in an estate sale, is often better-built and longer lasting than the fast-furniture we're encouraged to buy new these days. Not to mention way cheaper if you buy it at an estate sale. Look for solid wood pieces (with or without a layer of veneer on top), intricate details, anything with a genuine patina, well-maintained upholstery or simply whatever stands out to you.
The Gift of Chess Aims to Distribute 1 Million Chess Sets to Kids and Others by 2030

Mar 7, 2024 | weekand.com | Eleni Gage

“Chess is more than just a recreational activity,” says Russ Makovsky. “It’s a catalyst to change lives.” Makovsky is the founder of the Impact Coaching Network, which has been bringing competitive chess programs to more than 30 New York City public schools for over 15 years, and has more than a few examples that prove his point. Take Tanitoluwa Adewumi, who, as a seven-year-old, fled religious persecution in Nigeria with his family in 2017.
Why Crocheting Is Actually the Perfect Hobby for Adults with ADHD

Mar 5, 2024 | weekand.com | Caroline Mullen

Most days, the contents of my tote bag include lip balm, my inhaler, an apple sauce squeezie, and lately, a big ball of yarn. Ever since my fiance, Jeffery, got me a crochet kit for a little plush frog back in August, I’ve been hooked (pun intended).
Here's a Playlist of the Best Movie Soundtracks in Honor of Oscars Weekend

Mar 4, 2024 | weekand.com | Caroline Mullen |Carly Danner

With the Academy Awards ceremony coming up on Sunday, March 10, it's getting down to the wire to watch all the best picture nominees. Having already watched five of them, I would ordinarily be in a well-informed place going into the weekend. But this year, the Academy expanded the next picture category to ten nominees...so I still have some movie-watching left to do if I’m going to see them all before Sunday.
29 Productive, Easy and Actually-Fun Things to Do in Honor of Leap Day

Feb 29, 2024 | weekand.com | Caroline Mullen

Freezing cold temps and the so-close-but-so-far promise of spring makes February a historically sluggish month. But this year, we have a whole extra day to check something off our to-do lists. Today is February 29th, otherwise known as Leap Day. While we aren't getting a long holiday weekend out of it, knowing that there are 366 days this year, instead of the standard 365, does feel like a special occasion to revisit the things you've been putting off.