Have an active toddler? These options are for you! Great way to burn energy while developing social, coordination and team building skills. We checked out the Seattle Storm last year and was one of our favorite days. The half time shows is where the real entertainment shows, who cares what the score is!

Ready for a "Wait, How Did You Do That?!" kind of day?

At KidsQuest Children's Museum, curiosity takes the lead. Kids can splash through hands-on water exhibits, tackle creative engineering challenges, make colorful masterpieces, and discover something new around every corner.

The best part? While they're having an absolute blast, they're also building problem-solving skills, confidence, and a lifelong love of learning.

Give your kids a place to explore, create, experiment, and make a little mess along the way. Plan your next family adventure at KidsQuest today

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Bring your daycare, camp or kids’ organization to the annual Kids Day game! Kids Day is the one game a year where you’ll get specially discounted tickets (starting at just $20 each), so pack the house and inspire the next generation of Storm fans! https://storm.wnba.com/kids-day

Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR) is offering a pilot program that provides community members (households or groups of 5 and under) with the opportunity to drop-in for free at designated athletic fields to play unscheduled games with their friends and family. https://www.seattle.gov/parks/sports/athletic-field-drop-in-program

🚨 Bonus: we post all of the free daily events this month, check them out!

Arena Sports runs youth day camps and sports camps for ages 3-12, mixing field games like soccer, dodgeball, and flag football with time in the entertainment center. Younger kids can burn energy in the Inflatable FunZone (ages 18 months–10 years), with bouncy houses, slides, and obstacle courses, while older kids can tackle themed escape rooms, VR games, and arcade classics. Between the camps, play zones, and rainy-day activities, it works for both a one-off visit and an ongoing weekly commitment. https://www.arenasports.net/

The in-house restaurant serves up classic American comfort food: pizza, burgers, and a full family-friendly menu, so parents can grab a real meal instead of just snack-bar food. It's an easy way to turn a game of bowling or laser tag into a full outing without leaving the building. https://bullwinkles.com/tukwila

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