Summer has finally arrived and brought with it warmer days and longer evenings. Many families are scaling back and having staycations this year. We are all lucky to be living in such a beautiful area that has so many fun things for young families to do. Here are some ideas to get your family out and about this summer. For those of you are Facebook Sonoma Families is a great resource.
Sonoma on the Cheap has some great ideas to keep the fair fun and not break the bank.
Fee Free Days in National Parks
America’s Best Idea – the national parks – gets even better this year with several fee-free days at more than 100 national parks that usually charge entrance fees.
| Monday and Thursday mornings | 9:30-11:00 a.m. |
The Perfect way to introduce a child to skating!
$6.00 INCLUDES INSTRUCTION and QUAD SKATE RENTAL!
(These are the only sessions in which an adult can walk on the floor with their child)
Children develop motor skills, balance, and coordination learning through fun & games.
Children as young as 2 can learn to skate when their skates are adjusted properly for their skill level.
Children develop motor skills, balance, and coordination learning through fun & games.
Children as young as 2 can learn to skate when their skates are adjusted properly for their skill level.
Ah, the signs of Spring - lush green hills, light breezes, a profusion of wildflowers and the park pass promotion. Once again we're offering an incredible package of incentives to those who purchase their passes between April 1 and June 30.
AND get one nights free camping along with many other goodides :)
Sonoma County Farmers Markets
Cotati
Thurs, 4:30 pm-7:30 pm, May-Sept.
707-795-5508
W. Sierra at Old Redwood Hwy
Thurs, 4:30 pm-7:30 pm, May-Sept.
707-795-5508
W. Sierra at Old Redwood Hwy
Rohnert Park Farmer’s Market
Fridays 5 pm to 8 pm June –Sept.
In the Library parking lot and adjoining City Center Plaza.
Notes: There will be music in July and August.
Wed, 5 pm-8:30 pm, May-Aug
707-524-2123, 4th St. at B St.
Notes: This market is half street fair, half farmers market. There is music every week, often on multiple corners, chefs food demos, and free Rosie Explorer tours leave the Downtown Market every Wednesday at 6 pm. and 7pm., from the corner of E and 3rd Streets, by the downtown library and Farmers Market. Tours are approximately 45 minutes.
Santa Rosa Original Saturday Market
Sat, 8:30 am-noon
707-522-8629
1351 Maple Ave.
Movies in the park
Petaluma:
Starts at 6:30 PM
Outdoor Movies & Concerts
Lucchesi Park - Every Friday - June 11 through August 27
6:30pm Live Entertainment, Movie begins at dusk.
Chidren's Activities, Food, Drink, Raffles
Free to the Public!
Windsor:
Summer Nights On the Green 2010
The Children's Museum of the North Bay Museum-on-the-Go turns the library into a hands-on science museum the whole family can enjoy together! Explore, learn and have fun playing with the various exhibits focusing on magnets, air pressure, electricity, and more! The exhibits will be open to the public from 11am-4pm, with science demonstrations at 11am and 2pm. Visit http://www.childrensmuseumnb.org/ for more information.
Thanks for the great tips, we will use them.
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