Weekend Family Fun | May 2-3, 2020

Published: Wed, 04/29/20

Hey there !

May Day has come and gone
And we celebrated it on our lawn

Still social distancing from each other
Except for maybe our little brother

Everyday the news gets a better
Bonding at home is our fetter

It's okay because we're strong

We are Minnesota and we carry on

This weekend has us still at home
Do we celebrate or do we groan

Today I choose to be upbeat

Because we will never ever know defeat!

While most of us agree this period in our lives can be challenging and overwhelming, we can also look to it as a blessing. This is a great time to read, exercise, create new habits, enjoy family time, and watch spring happen.

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The weather is becoming nicer and nicer. We've collected some really fun outdoor adventures, quests, and treasure hunts for your family to enjoy together.

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While half of the blessing of taking our kids to an art studio was to avoid the clean-up, that wasn't the only reason.

And we have some amazing studios that help us to be creative at home during this Covid-19.

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We have celebrated and helped so many people celebrate their birthdays during this quarantine season. This will be a birthday our kids will never forget.

Of course, not many people in our lifetime have celebrated a birthday lock down. But now it seems the whole world is.

And part of it is we are going back to the basics.

Family. Cake. Presents. Song. Boom. Done. No matter what you do, birthdays are special and we have some ideas to make any party a celebration to remember.

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Online and offline, these enrichments are not only for education. There is a lot of great fun in learning about something together.

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Perfect for Preschoolers and Early Elementary Schoolers

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The Coronavirus Lock Down won't last forever. Be ready for when summer comes.

Classic outdoor adventures, tech-y enrichment, performing arts opportunities and cultural explorations are just a sampling of what you'll find in our

2020 FFTC's Guide to Twin Cities Summer Camps.

From day camps for your preschoolers to sleepaway camps for the teens, these local camps offer something for everyone.

We believe our Guide is the best curated summer camp list in the Twin Cities and we’ll keep adding to it throughout the spring, so bookmark it and check back as you plan your summer.

2020 FFTC's Guide to Twin Cities Summer Camps

Sincerely,

Family Fun Twin Cities

anne@familyfuntwincities.com

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Hopefully when Covid-19 has run its course, you will find him at the following.

T he Lookout Bar & Grill, Maple Grove
Wednesdays | 5:30 -7:30
El Toro in Champlin
Fridays | 6 pm-8 pm

Broadway Pizza in Blaine
1st & 3rd Saturdays | 5:30 - 7:30 pm

Broadway Pizza in Plymouth
2nd & 4th Saturdays | 5:30 - 7:30 pm