Today’s youth experience plenty of competition. Reality shows hype competition between singers, chefs and fashion designers. Schools fuel competition between students. Peers heighten competition between cliques. And parents foster competition between siblings. It’ll be ready, set, recite for Arizona teens competing this month in state finals for this year’s Poetry Out Loud, a national recitation contest for students [...]
Lynn Trimble, a proud Scotch-Irish spouse blessed with green eyes that protect her from the pinch, goes in search of family-friendly St. Patick’s Day fare, and shares the symbolism that’s made the shamrock famous.
While exploring spring break camps, Lynn Trimble gets a call from a young actor whose work she first enjoyed during a Childsplay summer camp. Turns out he’s developing quite the list of credits.
Despite a color palette mirroring plastic plants in a fishtank, “The Lorax” is a perfectly pleasant tale recounting the perils of favoring the fake over the real, elevating profit over people and choosing to reap more than we sow.
Explore concert, movie and theater fare featuring the works of Theodor Geisel, whose March 2. 1904 birthday is celebrated by those who knew and loved him as “Dr. Seuss.”
Lynn Trimble chats with Joseph Young, resident conductor with The Phoenix Symphony, about his early music experiences and current conducting gig for The Phoenix Symphony Family Series — which blends everything from circus art to fables while making magical musical experiences for children.
While reminiscing about her own children’s early experiences with classical music, Lynn Trimble suggests fun and creative ways families can enjoy upcoming concerts from the Phoenix Symphony. And next, Trimble shares news of various children’s choirs around the Valley.
A crash landing leaves teenager Kitai Raige (Jaden Smith) and his legendary father Cypher (Will Smith) stranded on Earth, 1,000 years after cataclysmic events forced humanity’s escape. With Cypher critically injured, Kitai must embark on a perilous journey to signal for help, facing uncharted terrain, evolved animal species that now rule the planet, and an [...]
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MAY 2013
$6.00Our 2013 directory of Valley aquatics programs — everything from learn-to-swim programs to diving, racing and synchronized swimming!
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April 2013
$6.00Our April 2013 issue features the 2013 Summer Solutions directory — more than 500 day camps in Maricopa County!
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March 2013
$6.00Our March 2013 issue features the 2013 directory of Overnight Camps in Arizona and the Southwest!
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February 2013
$6.00Our February 2013 issue is all about babies! Learn how to begin building your baby’s bookshelf, make your own baby food, find parent/tot classes and Daddy Boot Camps around the Valley. Plus: gifts, gadgets and great new looks for baby.
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January 2013
$6.00It’s our annual pregnancy issue! Learn about the latest trend among expectant parents: “gender-reveal” parties. Plus: Should you bank your baby’s umbilical cord blood?
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December 2012
$6.00Ice hockey in the desert? Our December issue tells you how to get your kids started. Plus, an insider’s tour of the Arizona Doll and Toy Museum. And two terrific holiday crafts your kids will love!
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