Out and About in Central Kentucky
David is playing with his blocks, and he’s having trouble building a tower. He is getting frustrated. You try to help, but he will have none of it. He knocks the tower over, throws himself on the pile, and screams and cries.
Do you have a pet? Have you ever wondered what it would be like to trade places with him for a day?
These dark and dreary winter days always leave us yearning for summer. Maybe that’s why February is the month when Lexington Family gets serious about summer.
Lexington Children’s Theatre will bring “The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley,” to the stage – a play based on the Flat Stanley children’s adventure book series by Jeff Brown.
The Living Arts & Science Center’s 24th annual H’Artful of Fun, “Nightfall,” will set the stage for an elegant evening of art, entertainment, appetizers, desserts and spirits.
The Child Development Center of the Bluegrass will offer a free developmental screening by certified therapists on Friday, Feb. 21 and Saturday, Feb. 22 at 290 Alumni Drive on the UK campus.
You are at the park with your 3-year-old, enjoying a nice afternoon with the other moms while the children play. Suddenly, you see your son’s friend, Jody, grab at your son’s toy. Sam refuses to share. You cringe and wonder if you should intercede.
The popular PBS KIDS television show, “Sid the Science Kid,” is coming to the live stage at EKU’s Center for the Arts in Richmond on Saturday, Jan. 25.
The Living Arts & Science Center recently received three donations that will allow the center to break ground on an expansion and renovation this spring.
Lexington Children’s Theatre will present the riveting drama, “And Then They Came For Me,” on Jan. 25 & 26 at the LCT Main Stage at 418 W. Main St. in Victorian Square.
