Kids / Family

Christmas plays, trains, Curious George, and fun anti-litter education are all on tap this week.

Eating is one of the vital, enjoyable parts of the holiday season, but many of us end up with regrets. Here’s a healthy holiday eating guide for Turkey Day 2009!

Children and families were given this day to forget about sickness and hardships to celebrate HFC’s success.

Nothing like 1.5 million twinkling Christmas lights to bring us right in to the holiday season.

My oh my, Mrs. Seuss fits right in. She looks just like a Who herself.

Disney movies turned into plays, tamales, and New Moon anticipation head up this week's events.

It’s two hours of non-stop action and rock’n roll with all the events that fans have come to expect at a championship rodeo.

The “Festival del Tamal” celebrates the family, stories, relationships, values, and mystery of a tradition that is forever preserved within Hispanic heritage.

"Snow" made out of millions of tiny bubbles will float down every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday through December 26.

The event has been a Thanksgiving tradition since 1968.

The meet-and-greet at the East Dallas Wild Birds store included a boisterous American kestrel named Razoo.

Despite a survey reports costing taxpayers millions of dollars over the past two decades, very little information from the local survey reports have been made available to parents or the general public, and their availability is not noted anywhere on the Department of State Health Services website.

This is the ninth year that the two public safety departments will square off.

Grapevine Faith’s fans participated in a similar outreach to the Gainesville team in 2008. The game drew national media coverage and has led to the development of a movie detailing the story.

One event administrator reflects: "Attendees could stroll through the grounds to the sounds of African drums, sample salads in a Bulgarian picnic grove, try authentic Turkish coffee, [and] see cigars being rolled Cuban style."

Even though the slate of events is a little sparser than usual, there are still a few fun things worth getting out of the house for.

It's Halloween and you're feeling freaky. Check out a sneak peek into the haunted houses we dared to enter.

GroveFest will include carnival rides, a giant scavenger hunt, games, bounce houses, rock climbing, and pie throwing, among other activities.

Word of caution: Don't run when the chainsaw guy comes after you. The walls are much closer than they appear.

The first Cause for Celebration event, themed “Family Night,” is on Wednesday, November 4.