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Washington, D.C., Theater for Kids
Washington, D.C. May 9, 2008 by Lisa Colburn StewartThe theater scene in the D.C. Metro area is vibrant and ready to entertain children of all ages.
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Cape Town Township Tours With Teens
Cape Town May 8, 2008 by Sue McVerryOne family’s visit to Langa, a black township in Cape Town, offered an education in cultural exchange.
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Sweet Hike Alabama
Birmingham May 6, 2008 by Karen GaspersA great family hike is never more than 20 minutes away in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Tuscany Villa Rentals: Live Your Dreams
Florence, Tuscany May 6, 2008 by Kim Foley MacKinnonRenting a villa is a family-friendly way to enjoy Tuscany.
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- Québec’s Gonna Party Like it’s…1608
- Celebrating Québec City’s 400th anniversary with 10 months of festivals, art exhibits and street performances—this is one party you won’t want to miss. »
- Kid-Friendly Fare in Québec City
- Bring a bon appétit for these culinary traditions: crêpes, maple syrup pie and tea. »
- Kids Get Craftsy at Québec City Economuseums
- Watch bees make honey, tour maple groves and see a skilled blacksmith shape metal. »
- Québec: North America’s European City
- From its historical sites and enclosing wall to its French-influenced culture and cuisine, Québec City offers enticing options for all ages. »
- Euro Soccer Tour: Get Your Kick On
- See the best of European football without having to wait for the next World Cup. »
Editor's Take
A Capital Affair
May 9, 2008by Donna M. Airoldi
From how to take in the sights to where to find the best children’s theater, our Washington, D.C., issue covers it all.
The Back Page
Road Trip Survival Guide: Prepping and Packing
May 8, 2008by Amy L. Hatch
Mom was right when she told you to make a list and keep it simple.
Book Review
Tired of the Mudslinging? Discover D.C. for Yourself
May 7, 2008by Sue Douglass Fliess
Two Washington guidebooks highlight capital attractions in an interactive format for kids.
Travel News
Deals: D.C., Montana, Los Cabos, Toronto
May 6, 2008by Rebekah Tsadik
Family adventure packages abound for destinations from our nation’s capital to Big Sky country.
College Visits
Washington, D.C., College Visit Guide
May 5, 2008by Nicole Fancher
Explore the diverse neighborhoods of D.C. during your college visit.
Special Needs
Capital Access: Touring D.C. with Special Needs Kids
May 4, 2008by Samantha Cleaver
Use this guide to plan your Washington, D.C., family trip with your special needs child.
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