The witch and her cat are flying happily on their broomstick until a stormy wind blows away the witch’s belongings. A helpful dog, bird and frog find the witch’s lost things, and they all hop on the broom for a ride. But, this broomstick’s not meant for five. When a hungry dragon appears, who will save the poor witch?
North Texas Kids Magazine is giving away multiple family four-packs of tickets to the special advance screening of Jem and the Holograms. That means you get to see this new release before it officially starts in the theaters! Watch the trailer and then enter the giveaway below. Ends Friday, October 16th.
Conductor Hector Guzman and The Plano Symphony Orchestra will present “Spooky Symphony” at the Eisemann Center on Sunday, October 25th.
Pre-concert activities will begin in the lobby at 2:15 pm, followed by the concert at 3 pm. Magician David Hira will join the orchestra in a magical illusions performance. The Plano Symphony Orchestra will feature music from Star Wars and Harry Potter, as well as Halloween favorites. This performance is wonderful for kids ages 3-12 and their families!
Dallas Children’s Theater Season opener Fancy Nancy: The Musical will have families dancing and discovering what it truly means to be fancy!
The trés irresistible world of the fanciest, funniest kid to ever take the stage opens Dallas Children’s Theater’s (DCT) 2015-2016 Season. Fancy Nancy: The Musical based on the popular book series by Jane O’Connor with Book & Lyrics by Susan DiLallo and Music & Lyrics by Danny Abosch runs at DCT September 18 – October 25.
It’s amazing how much fun you can have with your preschooler in your own home with a little creativity. You can play games and watch movies inside or you can brave the outdoors and have a backyard camping experience. If you decide to enjoy some backyard camping, you may need to make a few modifications to be sure it’s a safe and fun night. Take a look at these fun ideas to make your backyard camping experience a night to remember.
Enjoyed by ages 9 and up (Contains strong historical language)
Like many other 10-year-old boys, Joey Stoshak is crazy about baseball. Unlike his peers, Joey has a knack for time travel. When Joey is assigned to write a report on an African American hero, he uses his special ability to go to 1947 Brooklyn and meet Jackie Robinson. When his trip back in time unexpectedly changes the color of Joey’s skin, he is forced to face harsh truths about prejudice and discrimination. Adapted from the popular series of young adult novels by Dan Gutman, this powerful play explores what Jackie Robinson can teach us about the true nature of heroism.
