FEB 27– MAR 1

Spark a love of science at this limited-time exhibit

Our family fun editor shares what surprised her most about exploring this display of preserved organisms with her daughter.

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Refreshed playground in the heart of the city

You could spend an entire day exploring this 27-acre park, from the upgraded playground to the stunning conservatory and scenic walking trails.

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Cirque du Soleil ‘Echo’

Kids tickets are just $15, playing through March 22. A show for everyone with memories forever!

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Meredith’s top 10 weekend picks

It’s time to say goodbye to February! My top 10 weekend events give a proper send-off to the shortest month of the year, with an eclectic musical showcase and a party for polar bears. Then we can welcome March with a vibrant Holi celebration and more. Spring is just around the corner.

— Meredith Charaba, family fun editor

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Tilt: A circus thrill ride

Bursting with acrobatics, aerial feats and juggling, this circus adventure is a high-flying homage to the 1980s and America’s iconic amusement parks.

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5 things to do with the kids this weekend

Let your kids show their creative side with painting, ceramics and fabric work with the help of local artists during an art-tastic evening. (FRI.)

See incredible Japanese dolls from the 1940s in a powerful exhibit that carries a message of hope and resilience. (FRI.–SUN.)

Treat yourself to home decor, glass treasures, and even pizza and gelato, all in support of polar bear conservation. (SAT.)

Experience Cambodian culture and traditions at a Lunar New Year celebration with performances, art displays, hands-on activities and more. (SAT.)

Indulge in soul food, watch a fashion show and explore a curated selection from Black artists and creatives in this immersive exhibit. (SUN.)

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What parents need to know now about EdTech

Technology has rapidly reshaped classrooms, but is it really helping kids learn? Join us live with neuroscientist Jared Cooney Horvath to break down the data.

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