FAMILY-FRIENDLY

Here are 4 more New Year's Eve events happening in Ann Arbor this week.

Trick-or-treating returns to Main Street on Sunday, Oct. 30.

Don't miss the city's non-scary, nature-inspired event for families this Halloween season.

Explore the night sky and the depths of deep sea waters this month at U-M Museum of Natural History's planetarium.

Community members are invited to celebrate Apple Day on Saturday in Ann Arbor.

The Ark has expanded its programming for its annual Storytelling Festival, stretching the event to three days in 2023.

Enjoy free guided tours for all ages at Matthaei Botanical Gardens this season.

Ann Arbor is the top place to raise a family in the country, according to Fortune Magazine.

Hit the water and collect candy from goblins and ghouls at this upcoming Halloween event at Gallup Park.

Enjoy paddling on the Huron River through Ypsilanti and into Ford Lake on Sept. 25, 2022.

Named Nature Playscape, the multi-year project has several different features and areas, including a 32-foot slide, tunnel and exploration and building area.

The event will feature cultural performances, food and booths from Asian American-owned businesses.

Enjoy celebrating the Huron River at this family-friendly annual event.

Volunteer during a beloved annual event at Gallup Park.

A2SF has released its 2022 Movies by Moonlight lineup.

Enjoy two benefits to help LSNC complete its nature playscape.

The Ann Arbor Art Center is offering a wide variety of art classes this winter.

Students gathered on U-M's campus on Sunday to host a family-friendly event.

Make plans to get out on the water before the Gallup Livery closes.

The event is part petting zoo, part Halloween haunt and part live stage show.

Participate in several Halloween-themed activities at the Leslie Science & Nature Center on Oct. 30.

Learn about trees up close at Matthaei Botanical Gardens.

See what's on tap this fall with Allison Anastasio's Bite Sized cooking classes.

Head over to Burns Park on Sunday for a free community event supporting ALS awareness.

Local families are invited to a free event on Friday featuring storytelling by local nonprofit Black Men Read.

The Dexter Cider Mill has announced the opening date for its fall season.

Join GrieveWell and community members during its annual kite festival.

ANN ARBOR – Do you go all out on holiday decorations year after year? The Ann Arbor Holiday House Tour 2020 is now taking submissions. The tour is organized by local mom Nicole Barragato, who organized a similar Halloween House Tour this year. Barragato is the publisher of Macaroni Kid Ann Arbor -- a website and free weekly e-newsletter that aims to help local families discover family-friendly events and activities. To submit your house for the holiday lights tour, click here.

ANN ARBOR – University of Michigan’s Matthaei-Nichols botanical gardens and arboretum has launched a fun new campaign to encourage families to enjoy the outdoors this month. Its #everydayoutdoors campaign challenges families to complete a series of outdoor activities like rolling down hills, finding animal tracks and foraging for acorns. The only thing you need to do is get outside!”Every Day Outdoors challenge activities for December 2020. (University of Michigan Matthaei-Nichols)Share your photos with @matthaeinichols on Instagram with the hashtag #everydayoutdoors. Enjoy the winter fun!