Kids' Stuff

Discounts on indoor activities with kids (and some fun for adults)

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As the weather heats up and the rainy season gets underway, you may be looking for things to do for fun indoors. Miami has lots of indoor kids’ playgrounds and activity centers, but they can be expensive. However, we found some deals on Miami indoor play activities for kids, plus some deals that are good […]

Summer Savings Pass 2018: 4 attractions for one price

The Summer Savings Pass is a one-price deal good for entry to four South Florida attractions. It costs $58 plus tax for adults and $48 plus tax for kids ages 3 to 12. If you already hold an annual pass to one of these venues, you can get the Summer Savings Pass at a discount: $33 […]

101 free & cheap things to do in Miami this week

Here’s our list of the top free events, discounts and deals to have fun in Miami this week.

Kids can bowl free this summer

Kids and teens can bowl FREE this summer at participating lanes around the nation. The Kids Bowl Free program requires parents to sign up online to receive printable coupons for free games of bowling via email. While the bowling action is FREE — two games per youngster per day — shoe rental is usually not […]

Free and cheap events at Fantasy Theatre Factory

The Fantasy Theatre Factory, located at the Sandrell Rivers Theatre, presents these free or cheap events: Watch the film “Malcom X,” the 1992 American epic biographical drama film about the Afro-American activist Malcolm X starring actor Denzel Washington. The film dramatizes key events in Malcolm X’s life: his criminal career, his incarceration, his conversion to […]

Free YouthSpark summer camps at Microsoft Stores

Microsoft Stores at Aventura and Dadeland Malls are hosting free YouthSpark daily summer camps for free throughout June and July. RSVP is required for each one and they do fill up fast. The kids will tackle projects like Minecraft coding, movie-making, coding a talking robot and more. They’ll learn the latest technology and complete creative projects. Check […]

Editor’s best picks for the weekend in Miami

Can’t decide on what to do this weekend? We know we’ve got a ton of free and cheap things to do so here are our best picks, in no particular order. Click on each for more info (or click on the link at the end for a full list of our calendar items). Friday, April […]

Audition: Young Talent Big Dreams

Actors’ Playhouse at the Miracle Theatre, together with presenting sponsor The Children’s Trust, announces the eighth annual Young Talent Big Dreams – the most widespread local FREE youth talent competition in Miami-Dade County. Kids between the ages of 8-17 will be invited to showcase their talents and compete for prizes ranging from performing arts scholarships, […]

Earth Day events and celebrations in Miami-Dade

We found these free and cheap Earth Day events happening throughout Miami-Dade County in the month of April. Some are celebrations and some ask for volunteers, but all are good for Mother Earth. Earth Day Celebration for Kids at the Barnacle Join Little Ladies and Gents in celebrating the Earth with eco-friendly products, food, live music, games and […]

Free Friday at Miami Children’s Museum

Every third Friday of the Month, Miami Children’s Museum has free admission from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. The program is sponsored by Target. Events include interactive activities and crafts and storytelling. Children can also explore hundreds of bilingual, interactive exhibits related to arts, culture, community and communication. Miami Children’s Museum is at 980 MacArthur Causeway, Miami, Florida 33132. Phone: […]

Free days at national parks

All 392 U.S. national parks offer free entry on certain holidays every year. Those free days include Everglades National Park and Dry Tortugas National Park, off Key West. Both parks will be open this weekend, though some sections may be closed because of hurricane damage. The National Park Service also reminds us that admission to many of our […]