From the monthly archives:

March 2009

Have You Ever Tasted Liquid Nitrogen Ice Cream?

March 31, 2009

No? You will have your chance at the Physics Fun and Follies Fair hosted by the University of Arkansas Physics Department. The event will be similar to the Haunted Physics Lab that the department hosts each Halloween. Very low key, but a great way for your kids to see physics experiments and even participate in some [...]

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Fool’s In Love Date Night Giveaway! Mariza at the Walton Arts Center

March 29, 2009

I’m in the mood for a giveaway — and I hope you are too! We have two tickets to see Mariza at the Walton Arts Center on Saturday, April 4 at 8pm. Here’s a bit about the show: From the smoky cafés of Lisbon to Northwest Arkansas: fado star Mariza will perform Portugal’s national treasure [...]

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Local Easter Egg Hunts

March 29, 2009

The Northwest Arkansas Times has a round-up of local Easter egg hunts. Click here to go to the article. Have they missed any? If so, email the hunt details to terri@lifepluskids.com. document.getElementById(“post-2285-blankimage”).onload();

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Read with the Razorbacks at the Fayetteville Public Library

March 29, 2009

The Fayetteville Public Library invites children to Read with the Razorbacks on Saturday, April 4, from 10:30 a.m. to noon. Students in kindergarten through 6th grade will make bookmarks, which can be autographed by the University of Arkansas Razorback athletes who will be at the library. Every student who attends will receive a free book. [...]

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Are You Attending the Fayetteville Forward Summit?

March 29, 2009

If so, I wanted to be sure you knew that child care will be provided for the under seven year olds on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Kids seven and older are welcome to participate. They will need to attend the Tuesday night session or the Thursday night session or the Friday morning session, PLUS the all day [...]

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Are You Ready to Bring Back the VBAC?

March 28, 2009

If so, you will be interested in these events! Cesarean Awareness Month Reception: “VBAC… A Labor of Love” At the Jones Center for Families in the Chapel Room on Saturday, April 11th at 10:00am The event will feature the premiere of “Bring Back VBAC,” a locally directed and produced documentary addressing maternal health [...]

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Open Auditions for Summer Choir Intensive at the Walton Arts Center

March 27, 2009

Walton Arts Center is planning a fun choral week for children ages 7-12 (June 15-19) under the direction of Mary Ann Pickard. This summer intensive offers an enriched musical experience for young singers, with engaging repertoire and exceptional vocal instruction by some of Northwest Arkansas’ finest professional musicians. The intensive is open to all boys [...]

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Family Camps at New Life Ranch

March 27, 2009

Thinking of sending your child to a sleep away camp, but not sure you’re ready yet? Why not test the waters a bit by attending a family camp at New Life Ranch? You and your child will experience all New Life has to offer, together. Upcoming camps include: Mother/Daughter (ages 8-13) Camp – April 3-5, [...]

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UofA Horse Festival — THIS WEEKEND!

March 27, 2009

Sorry for the late notice , but if your child loves horses, you will not want to miss the family friendly Horse Festival at the University of Arkansas Pauline Whitaker Animal Science Center this weekend. Unfortunately the outdoor activities have been cancelled due to the weather, but the indoor ones are set to go forward [...]

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From the Summer Camp Guide: Camp Millwood for Full-time or Part-time Summer Care

March 26, 2009

Camp Millwood is an excellent option for parents looking for full-time or part-time summer care in Benton County. The activities are endless – computers, water play, organized sports, crafts and games, playground, and at least three field trips a week! Even better, the hours are friendly to working parents – drop off begins at 6:30am [...]

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