Ronnie's Awesome List, The Ultimate Kids Events Round-Up In Marin And Beyond.
In celebration of the Marin Symphony Youth Orchestra’s 60th anniversary, the students will be joining the Marin Symphony Orchestra on stage at their season finale at the Marin Veterans’ Memorial Auditorium.
Read MoreThe Bay Area Children’s Theatre (BACT) presents ‘Fancy Nancy, The Musical,' a pink and sparkly stage adaptation, based on the Fancy Nancy series by Jane O’Connor. Nancy is a Francophile girl with a booming personality who adores all things fancy and likes to uses big words. I spoke with the plays director, Tracy Ward, about this exciting production debuting in theaters across the Bay Area.
Read MoreHow to have a GirlVenture of your Own: Mix Confidence + Leadership + Friendship.
Read MoreDive into a world of ocean giants—their evolution, biology, and cultural significance—fascinating both for their eerie similarities to ourselves and for their awe-inspiring differences.
Read MoreAnother incredible weekend of cool activities. Whether you are celebrating Passover or Easter, there are tons of AWESOME things to do.
Read MoreAs spring arrives in San Francisco, some very WILD flowers come out to play at San Francisco Botanical Garden.
Read MoreI have personally curated a roundup of the absolute best things to do with kids throughout the month of April including lots of awesome festivals, cool family shows, and other experiences worth squeezing into your family plans.
Read MoreLinda Burch is the Chief Education and Strategy Officer of Common Sense Media, a non-profit dedicated to educating and improving media consumption for families. Her colleague, Jim Steyer, CEO and Founder of Common Sense Media, is the guest speaker at the next Speak to Me event on March 31st. Tickets are on sale now. I am excited to share an exclusive interview with Linda Burch.
Read MoreEaster is nearly upon us, as well as some really fabulous springtime events. Check out all the great options for this weekend.
Read MoreDr. Scott Sampson, a.k.a. Dr. Scott the Paleontologist on Dinosaur Train, has come out with a new book, “How to Raise a Wild Child: The Art and Science of Falling in Love with Nature,” filled with tips for parent to help kids of all ages reconnect with nature. He will be speaking at Books Inc. in Palo Alto, March 31 7pm, and Book Passage in Corte Madera April 1st at 7pm. I am excited to share with you an exclusive interview with Dr. Scott Sampson.
Read MoreLooking for ideas to fill easter baskets with just a touch of yummy treats? SweetE Organic in Strawberry Village, Mill Valley is not only the place to buy cool candy but also has a wide variety of toys, exquisite chocolates and other basket stuffers. Here are some of their top picks this season.
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Read MoreTen year old Jamie Kurtzig is the brainchild behind the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) fundraiser, The Royal Ball. Jamie has type 1 diabetes and is hoping reach the $1 million mark this year towards finding the cure while having fun in the process. This years theme is A Scavenger Hunt Soirée and will be held on May 2nd, 3-7:30pm at Mission Bay Conference Center at UCSF in San Francisco. Tickets are on sale now. I am extremely excited to share my exclusive interview with Jamie.
Read MoreConsider these great holiday book recommendation from Susan Kunhardt, Children's Book Buyer at Book Passage for children ages 1-12 years old.
Read MoreThe spring equinox is this Friday! This means day and night are equal but about to tip over on the side of light. Get out and celebrate with your family the arrival of spring.
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