Here’s a run down of FREE and affordable kids activities to enjoy this weekend.
AC Moore – Saturday 1-3pm, Mother’s Day Box: Buy a Photo box & decorate it free.
Jo-Ann Fabric & Craft Stores – Saturday 11am-1pm, Free Cricut Cake Machine Demo.
Lakeshore Learning – Saturday 11am-3pm, Buzzing Bee: Kids make a bumblebee.
Toys R Us – Through May 31st, Pokémon Secret Egg Download: Bring your Nintendo DS system and your Pokémon Black or White Versions to a DS Download Station at Toys R Us to get a secret egg that hatches to reveal one of three characters from Ash’s traveling party on the new Pokémon TV series.
Michaels – Saturday 10am-Noon, The Knack Mother’s Day Event Make-It Take-It: with purchase of T-shirt or apron. Decorate a fun and creative T-shirt or apron for mom.
Pottery Barn Kids – Saturday, National Geographic Little Explorers Club: Kids 3 & up can learn all about Sharks! There will be activities, quizzes, songs & more. Your child will also earn a badge for each event they attend and if they attend all 3, they will get a special gift.
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Saturday, April 30 is the March of Dimes March for Babies event in most communities. It might not be as fun as decorating an apron, but it’s a good cause and there should be a lot of fun. I know the local walk by us is going to have face painting and a jumpy castle! Also, it’s a good chance to walk off all those peeps!
If you live in the Salt Lake City area, there will be a Japanese festival downtown today (Sat. Apr. 30), just south of the Energy Solutions Arena (Delta Center). Free admission.
Japanese food, martial arts demos, traditional dances, Japanese music, etc.
I forgot to mention the festival runs from 10 am to 5 pm. Let’s hope the snow melts by then!